Kingsville Boxwood No. 7
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The Kingsville Boxwood is the most sought-after of the Buxus family for its slow-growing nature and small leaves. It was first discovered in 1912 by William Appleby and later introduced to the nursery trade by Henry Hohman, owner of Kingsville Nursery in Kingsville, MD.
| Scientific Name | Buxus microphylla 'compacta' |
| Height | 6” |
| Watering | Water daily during the growing season. Less water is required during the winter months. Do not let the soil dry out. |
| Repotting | Every two years in early to mid-spring. |
| Pruning | The Kingsville Boxwood responds well to pruning and shaping and should be pruned often to maintain its shape. |