Buxus Sempervirens in Modern Planters

Offering slow yet compact growth (up to 10cm per year), this plant can be used in formal topiary shapes or as low level hedging in parterre-style knot gardens. It has long been used in gardens as both hedging and topiary, making it one of the most popular choices since ancient times.

This versatile plant is great for container or window boxes as it forms compact evergreen shapes that look beautiful in patio gardens. It thrives in a variety of soil types and will thrive under full or partial sun conditions.

Garden Tip: Yew is an incredibly versatile plant and often combined with yew to create more varied architectural topiary shapes. It can also be grown in vegetable, herb or potager gardens to subdivide beds and define them, or formed evergreen hedging for attractive borders and structure within mixed borders or shrub borders.

Modern planters can add an eye-catching element to any space, and their curved shapes look especially stunning when combined with classic box hedging or topiary.

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