BUXUS MICROPH. FAULKNER

The Buxus microphylla â¤?Faulknerâ¤?, also known as Faulkner Boxwood, is an excellent choice for creating low hedges, perfect for lining paths, entrances or for delimiting spaces within the garden. Thanks to its compact and tidy structure, it is also very suitable for decorative pruning and for creating topiary shapes. This variety grows without problems even in partially shaded areas and adapts to different types of soil. However, it may be less resistant in the presence of water stagnation and in areas particularly exposed to the wind. Pruning is preferably done in spring, keeping the shears parallel to the line of the hedge for a precise result. However, it is possible to intervene at other times of the year, if necessary, to maintain the desired shape. However, it is advisable to avoid cutting during the hottest summer months, especially July and August, so as not to stress the plant. The Buxus microphylla ‘Faulkner’ represents an ideal solution for those looking for a hedge species that can be easily shaped through pruning.