Old English Boxwood McLamb Nursery Inc. *Deer May Browse (They like

*Deer May Browse (They like apples too

Ornamental Characteristics Category Fruit Tree Foliage Type Deciduous Height 20' - 30' Spread 15' - 20' Shape Primary Foliage Color Seasonal Foliage Color Flowering Season Spring Flower Color Fruit Apple Environmental Characteristics Growth Rate Moderate to Fast Sun Preferences Full sun Water Preferences Average: Ensure planting area provides adequate drainage Cold Hardiness Zone 7

and attracts butterflies

Ornamental Characteristics Category Perennials

Bloom time: Late season

Old English Boxwood McLamb Nursery Inc. *Deer May Browse (They likeBuxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' Old English is a truly dwarf boxwood. It was sent to the US by the English, who called it a Dutch boxwood. Taxonomists called it 'edging' boxwood because it grows slowly, less than an inch a year, and stays small. In fact, in some formal estate gardens, there are plants well over 100 years old that stand at only 3' high. Prune, if you must, in late winter; in our Zone 7b, that would be in February. * Deer Resistant *