Ball Boxwood (Buxus Sempervirens 'Ball'), native to Mediterranean and Western Europe, is the most iconic plant of classical garden art with its ball-shaped pruned form. Perfect geometric forms are achieved with its small, glossy, dark green leaves and dense branching structure. Used for centuries in European palace gardens, Italian and French formal garden designs, Boxwood provides an elegant look in modern landscapes both potted and planted.
Ball Boxwood - Buxus Sempervirens
Buxus Sempervirens 'Ball'
Perfectly pruned in ball form, evergreen-leaved, ideal classic plant for formal gardens and pot decoration.
Product Information
| Latin Name | Buxus Sempervirens 'Ball' |
|---|---|
| Category | Hedge & Conifers |
| Stock Code | BTN-024 |
| Height | 0.3-1 m |
| Pot Type | Plastic / Ceramic |
| Sale Type | Single / Group |
Features
Climate Resistance
Very High (-20°C / -4°F)
Watering Needs
Medium
Sun Requirement
Sun / Partial Shade / Shade
Usage Area
Outdoor
Growth Rate
Slow (5-10 cm/year)
Leaf Type
Evergreen
Product Description
Detailed Specifications
| Leaf | Small (1-2 cm), oval, glossy dark green, evergreen |
|---|---|
| Form | Pruned in ball shape, dense and compact |
| Branching | Very dense, responds very well to pruning |
| Root System | Shallow, dense |
| Lifespan | 100+ years |
Care & Growing
Watering
Medium watering sufficient. 2-3 times per week during dry periods. Avoid root rot.
Soil
Prefers limey, well-drained soil. Wide pH tolerance (6.0-8.0).
Fertilizing
General purpose fertilizer in early spring. 1-2 times per year sufficient.
Pruning
Prune 2-3 times yearly to maintain ball form. May and September are ideal times.
Winter Preparation
Extremely hardy. Does not require special protection even in harsh winters.
Usage Areas
- Formal and classical garden designs
- Entrance and doorway potted decoration
- Border and pathway lining
- Terrace and balcony decoration
- Topiary and shaped garden art
- Hotel and restaurant entrance arrangements
- Monument and public area landscapes
Frequently Asked Questions
Light pruning 2-3 times per year is sufficient to maintain ball form. Main pruning should be done in late spring.
Yes, shade tolerance is high. Stays green even in full shade but branches more densely in sun.
Ensure good air circulation, avoid leaf wetness. Early intervention with regular checking is important.
Yes, grows excellently in pots. Its slow growth and compact structure is very suitable for container culture.
No, it is evergreen. Stays green in winter and gives year-round structure to the garden.
Delivery and Logistics
Our Ball Boxwood plants shipped with special packaging preserving form. Project-based pricing for bulk orders.
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