Buxus sempervirens 'MONT BRUNO' Boxwood small trees What you see is what

What you see is what you get

Fern- like foliage with flattened branches that create a pointed tip

Photo shows one foot tall older plant

regular irrigation and afternoon shade

The branches can be trained upright to become miniature “trees”

Buxus sempervirens 'MONT BRUNO' Boxwood small trees What you see is whatBuxus sempervirens Mont Bruno is a globe shaped boxwood that was found by Andre Poliquin in Quebec, Canada. Its tiny, dark green leaves provide a smaller texture and scale than other selections of boxwood and its hardy nature makes it useful in colder regions. Size: 4" grower pot Zone: 4 Sunlight: partial shade Growth rate: 2 4' per year Hardiness: very hardy good for cold regions