Boxwood 'Wintergreen' U.S.D.A. Hardiness Zones 4-9 Cottage Hill

A: Hi woodbox, thanks for reaching out! Boxwood require 5 to 6 hours of full sun a day in order to thrive. As long as this area still receives sun and the walnut tree roots aren't occupying the area, the boxwood will be fine. I hope you find this answer to be helpful!

A: Hello Aj - the width is 10" and the height is about 8". Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Shirley - 3 Quart is smaller than 2.25 gallon. 3 Quart is a little larger than a TG. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Andy - No, this will not survive a winter that the container freezes solid. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello Marge, this plant should be watered frequently when first planted to establish a good root system. After it is established, it can be watered every other week as needed. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hello mo - the 3 quart container arrives about 10" Tall and 4" Wide. The 2.25 gallon is about 12" Tall and 6" wide. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hi Joaquin - we recommend planting at least 3' apart. Thank you - National Plant Network

A: Hi Dawn - Mature height is between 3 - 4 feet tall and should be planted about 3' apart. It will arrive to you mostly round and you can prune it to be round or a tree, that is a great thing about boxwoods! Thank you - National Plant Network

A: These boxwoods are not round but they can easily be shaped to be perfect for your pots.