A dwarf Japanese holly plant with a beautiful evergreen foliage and an excellent boxwood alternative shrub. Glossy, burn-resistant leaves vary in color between light green and yellow year round.
Container Grown - From $21.59
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Boxwood Substitutes - Alternatives to Boxwoods
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 Easy to grow low growing garden plant! Perfect for edging, containers, nook & crannies! Hardy in zones 3 to 7! Container Grown - From $21.59 |
 A dense, multi-branched, evergreen shrub with a rounded form that typically matures to 5-10’ tall and wide with dozens of uses in the landscape. Potted Plant - From $8.59 |
 Native evergreen shrub that is one of the most perfect alternatives to boxwoods. Keep its leaves to the ground always forming a beautiful mounded shape. Container Grown - From $21.59 |
 Easily mistaken for a boxwood or small holly. It is a small plant with a globe-shaped habit and tiny, very shinny leaves and fine branches. Container Grown - From $21.59 |
 If you are after a landscape that remains alive through all seasons, then the Lil’ Ditty Viburnum, or dwarf viburnum, is a plant you need to have. Very easy to grow and perfect for foundations, mass plantings, and outer edge of water gardens. Quart potted from $21.59 |
 Low Growing Evergreen Shrub! Deer Resistant! Great Winter Color! Container Grown - From $21.59 |