The Kingsville Boxwood is an extremely slow growing tree that has excellent branching characteristics and the smallest leaf of all Boxwoods. The leaves turn from dark green during the growing season to lime green or even yellowish during cold weather. The color usually returns to green in the spring.
 
The Kingsville Dwarf is the most sought-after among the Buxus family. This is because it has rough bark, tiny leathery leaves, and dense growth habits. The branches also grow horizontally, giving it a look that resembles a miniature version of an old shade tree. One of the best uses for Kingsville Boxwood are rock plantings as they grow well in small pockets of soil.
 
The Kingsville Boxwood will thrive indoors in high light and when kept outdoors in either full or partial sunlight during the spring and summer months. When nighttime temperatures drop below 50 degrees, we suggest that you place the tree on a windowsill or on a table in front of one.
 
Sadly; state agricultural regulations prohibit us from shipping this tree to California.