Weird.. Mine hasn't grown more than a couple inches in nearly three years and the trunk hasn't changed a bit. Maybe it's time for a repot with some different soil.
that's a lot of flowers for such a small bush. Do these flowers last long?
I'm not sure Max. It's never had this many before and they are usually barely visible. The weather this year must be to it's liking? I'm going to get some better quality photos this weekend if they're still there.
Thanks John! The plant was gifted to me and was reported to be the only one in the County. Not sure about that but it sounds good anyway
I've got several...they do well and are pretty old...started in the 70's but lived their entire lives in the 2 gallon nursery containers...1-2" trunks now. I have not experienced fast growth by any means...typical boxwood...one pruning a year is about all I can manage, but I do like the variety very much!!Thanks John! The plant was gifted to me and was reported to be the only one in the County. Not sure about that but it sounds good anyway
I haven't given them a good sniff yet but they certainly don't give off any bellowing fragrance. I'll let you know.
Always thought boxwood smelled like the do-it-yourself hair perms from the 80s.
You guys are going to make go out and give it a good sniff aren't you? I'll report my findings. On a side note, the most pleasantly aromatic plant I have is my Tea Olive. I love the smell of that thing!
I don't know. When in a nursery with a lot of boxwoods I always am reminded of the cat lady that lived down the road.
Thank You! My wife thinks I'm crazy enough already by the way I look after my trees. The last thing I need is for her to Baker Act me for sniffing all the flowers.
