Boxwood 'Green Mountain' STD #3 native daisy-like flowers with deep maroon-red

daisy-like flowers with deep maroon-red centers from early summer through fall

It thrives in full sun to part shade and produces delicate pink flowers in spring

grows slowly to around 5-7 feet tall and wide in a weeping form

attracting pollinators and adding dynamic visual interest to borders

shake well and apply thoroughly to the tops and undersides of leaves and all plant surfaces on affected plants

Boxwood 'Green Mountain' STD #3 native daisy-like flowers with deep maroon-redBuxus, 'Green Mountain' is a dense, upright, evergreen boxwood that typically grows to 2 3' tall over the first 10 years. This is a slow growing hybrid shrub that may eventually mature to as much as 5 7' tall. It was introduced by Sheridan Nurseries of Oakville, Ontario, Canada in the mid 1960s as part of the Sheridan Series. Parents are thought to be B. sempervirens 'Suffruticosa' (female) and B. sinica var. insularis (male). Smooth margined, narrow