Green Velvet Boxwood Shrub "drift roses" Also known as Morton’s Circle

Also known as Morton’s Circle

The soil of your planting site should be well draining with a 5

most of the bare-root varieties at big-box retailers don't have fragrance or full orange blooms because they've been bred for lower-maintenance needs

dark-hued blueberries that love the Southern heat – is there a better summertime snack

It resembles a cross between a banana and a mango but tastes like Boston Cream Pie

Green Velvet Boxwood Shrub "drift roses" Also known as Morton’s CircleLively Emerald Foliage Offers Vibrant Texture Why Green Velvet Boxwood Shrubs? Appearing almost velvety to the eye, the Green Velvet Boxwood Shrub makes a rich impression. This sparkling evergreen is aptly named, with its display of old growth in darker shades of green, and its new growth shining brightly in vivid shades of light green that adds texture, depth and dimension. Plus, it grows in a natural sphere. Add one or multiple shrubs to an existing