Description
Origin
The Buxus sempervirens Bol 90, also known as the Common Boxwood, originates from the southwestern part of Europe. It is an ancient plant species that the Romans and Greeks used for landscaping their gardens. Over time, the plant spread worldwide and can now be found in many regions.
Characteristics
The Buxus sempervirens Bol 90 is an evergreen plant, so it retains its leaves in all seasons. The bush has small, oval leaves, often dark green. The plant averages a height of 90 centimeters and grows in a ball shape, hence the name Bol 90. The same goes for the width, the plant grows equally in all directions, thus reaching a rounded form.
Maintenance
Regarding maintenance, the Buxus sempervirens Bol 90 is relatively easy to care for. The plant needs a sunny location or partial shade. The boxwood tolerates pruning very well, which is why the plant can be shaped into specific forms. In case of drought in summer, it is important to provide additional watering to the plant. In winter, severe frost periods can be harmful to the plant, so some protection might be necessary. The Buxus sempervirens Bol 90 generally has few diseases and pests, but monitoring for the boxwood moth is recommended.
