Buxus sempervirens 'Unraveled' size:1 gal sizeBuxus sempervirens Unraveled is a distinctive and modern take on the classic boxwood, valued for its unusual, airy texture and sculptural form. A cultivar of Buxus sempervirens, it breaks away from the dense, tightly clipped look typical of traditional boxwoods. Instead, Unraveled features long, narrow, ribbon like leaves that twist and curl along slender stems, creating a soft, wispy appearance. The foliage is a fresh medium green, lending a lighter,
a little over one thousand trees had survived for millennia in a region that ironically is not even Metasequoia’s ideal environment
Tolerant of more sun than the species
the plant will grow about 3 ft tall and wide and stay dense and attractive year-round
The flowers are bright red with white centers
Also known as 'Golden Alpina'
Makes a dramatic cloud of blue in mid April
We are not sure how we came to have this variegated azalea
We saw a little forest of these planted in a miniature conifer garden and fell in love with it
Viburnum tinus ‘Variegatum’ is a handsome
The tree mostly grows in width
and continues into the spring
Grows about 10-12 feet tall and wide in 10-15 years
