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Box, ball / Buxus boule ball bola

Prices (7 Offers) from 15.86 € to 52.51 €
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52.51 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643Y - Available

Plant grown in 7,5 liters pot - Ball Width: 30/35 cm

47.69 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643L - Available

Plant grown in 7,5 liters pot - Ball Width: 30/35 cm
Unit price available starting from 2 units purchased

31.29 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643K - Available

Plant grown in 5 liters pot - Ball Width: 25 cm

29.65 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643T - Available

Plant grown in 5 liters pot - Ball Width: 25 cm
Unit price available starting from 4 units purchased

17.50 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643S - Available

Plant grown in 2 liters pot - Ball Width: 15 cm

15.86 € POTTED BOX BALL

1643V - Available

Plant grown in 2 liters pot - Ball Width: 15 cm
Unit price available starting from 12 units purchased

0.40 € FERTILISER

1643A - Available

– Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole.

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Foam pot - Diameter : 25 cm

Description : Box, ball

Areas of Origin : Southern Europe, Western Asia and northern Africa.
Adult Dimensions : Height up to 6 metres (19.7'), width up to 5 metres (16.4').
Foliage : Evergreen.
Soil Type : All.
Hardiness : Hardy to -24°C.
Exposure : Shade, semi-shade and full sun.

Properties and uses:
The Common box is a slow growing plant that lives a very long time. Its lemon yellowy bark with its fine grain is actively sought by wood turners and woodcutters.
It has been used a great deal during the 17th and 18th centuries in "French Gardens".
The Common box allows the creation of very dense hedges easy to maintain at a given height and make their owners proud. To keep the density of a Common Box hedge, it is necessary to prune it twice a year: once at the beginning of autumn, once at the end of spring. If left unpruned, the Common Box has a tendency to grow too tall and become sparse. Choose preferably a cloudy day or indeed after a rainy day to prune.
The Common Box can be pruned into conical, pyramidal or ball shapes (topiary art).
Regardless of its shape, it will be a focal point in your entrance or your garden. It has become an undisputed specimen for balconies decoration.
The Common Box is one of those plants that can be given as present all year round and never goes out of fashion.

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