Buxus sempervirens English Box corymbia

Buxus sempervirens English Box corymbiaEnglish Box (Buxus sempervirens) is an evergreen, hardy, small to medium size hedge. It is dense growing with small deep green foliage which makes pruning easy as the plant looks neat immediately afterwards. English Box is often used to create a formal garden, clipped to all shapes of topiaries and suitable for pots. The best height for English box is between 0. 5m and 1 metre as the taller it grows it can lose its neat, dense shape. Fertilise during

with orange-red new growth reappearing in summer

and ease of care

ideal for erosion control and creek side plantings

At a height of up to 1

Robbie Engall's Seedless Mandarin is a compact

gradually forming a broadly conical shape

nectar for honeyeaters

versatility

and wildlife-friendly landscapes

apply a native slow-release fertiliser two to three times a year and remove spent flower spikes to encourage more blooms

or used in baking and cooking

Leptospermum morrisonii Burgundy is a tall shrub with striking burgundy coloured new growth and masses of white flowers in summer