I'd love some tips on the best way to plant my winter gem boxwoods! How far apart should I plant them? Thanks in advance 😊
Romeo Jensen
When it comes to planting Winter Gem boxwoods, it's best to space them about 2-3 feet apart. This gives them plenty of room to grow into a gorgeous hedge or border. Some gardeners, however, like to plant them 4 feet apart, which allows them to grow larger and fuller.
Romeo Jensen
If you want to use this plant as a hedge and want it to look dense, you can plant it at least 2–3 feet apart.
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Wintergreen Boxwood, also known as Korean Boxwood, is a beautiful shrub that can reach nearly 4-5 feet with proper care. It likes full sun and low to medium soil moisture. The leaves turn brownish-yellow during the winter. The plant is considered resistant to insect pests such as boxwood leaf miners, mites, and psyllids.
Green Velvet Boxwood
Wintergreen Boxwood
Dwarf English Boxwood
