Buxus sempervirens – Box Hedging 50/60cm Box (Buxus sempervirens) is the classic evergreen hedge, prized for its neat, compact growth and timeless elegance. With glossy, small dark-green leaves and a naturally dense habit, it clips easily into formal, low hedges or topiary shapes, making it a staple of traditional gardens and modern designs alike. Root ball plants at 50/60cm provide instant structure and establish quickly when planted in autumn or winter. Box is slow-growing but long-lived, forming a tidy hedge that requires minimal trimming to keep in shape. Its evergreen nature ensures year-round greenery, providing definition and form even in the depths of winter. Why Choose Box Hedging? Evergreen Elegance – Glossy green foliage all year round. Neat & Compact – Clips easily into formal low hedges or shapes. Versatile – Perfect for edging, knot gardens, or structure in borders. Root Ball Size – Provides quick establishment and instant effect. Planting & Care Guide Position: Full sun or partial shade. Soil: Well-drained soil; avoid very wet sites. Planting Distance: 4–5 plants per metre in a single row. Watering: Keep moist during establishment; drought-tolerant once settled. Pruning: Trim lightly in late spring or summer to maintain shape.
