Buxus sempervirens (Buis commun) Racine nues 20cm+
Common box 20+cm Bareroot

Buxus sempervirens AGM
Buis commun
Common Box

20+cm Racine nue/ 20+cm Bare rooted

Le Buxus sempervirens (buis commun) est à arbuste avec le feuilles persistantes et très décoratif. Utilisé par les concepteurs de jardins les plus reconnus. Le buis est un sujet qui convient facilement à l’art topiaire.

Soin de haie:

Taille entre juillet et septembre. Pour des haies 30-200cm. Planter les arbustes bien alignés, tous les 20-30cm.

Racine nue disponible d’octobre à fin mars

The common boxwood is one of the best known decorative hedging plants, used for centuries by some of the best known garden designers, in some of the most widely known and visited gardens of the world. The small evergreen leaves lend themselves to being shaped into almost any form from a tidy parterre maze to balls and pyramids. It has also been used extensively in fun topiaries such as animals, racing cars and even a replica of the leaning tower at Pisa. Buxus is a slow growing shrub which is shade tolerant.

Traditionally you prune boxwood on Derby day, but can also do so from August to September.

Hedge care:

Trim in August or September. For hedges of 0.3-2.7m. Plant 20-30cm apart.

Available in bareroot from October to March