Buxus harlandii 'Richard'
‘Richard’ has unique rounded foliage with an indentation at the tip almost creates a heart shaped leaf. At first glance, it’s unusual shaped foliage and glossy texture make ‘Richard’ easily mistaken as a non-boxwood. The plant’s habit is very vase shaped and slightly wider than tall. It is part of the harlandii family of boxwood that are thought to have come from southeast Asia or China. Deer resistant.
- Category:Shrubs
- Hardiness Zone:7-9
- Height:2-5 ft
- Spread:2 Inches
Foliage Color
| • | Green |
Boxwood Exposure
| • | Part Sun (Location is primarily shaded from late morning to late afternoon) |
| • | Shade (Location has no direct sun) |
Boxwood Zone
| • | Zone 7 (Average Annual Minimum Temperature 0 F to 10 F) |
Boxwood Foliage Color
| • | Green (Foliage is Predominately Green) |
Asexual propagation prohibited?
| • | No |
‘Richard’ has unique rounded foliage with an indentation at the tip almost creates a heart shaped leaf. At first glance, it’s unusual shaped foliage and glossy texture make ‘Richard’ easily mistaken as a non-boxwood. The plant’s habit is very vase shaped and slightly wider than tall. It is part of the harlandii family of boxwood that are thought to have come from southeast Asia or China. Deer resistant.