Buxus sempervirens 'MONT BRUNO' Boxwood small trees Tsukumo and stays smaller than

Tsukumo and stays smaller than it’s parent

This delicate upright tree looks more like a fern than a typical Hinoki branch

and troughs

Fern- like foliage with flattened branches that create a pointed tip

The branches can be trained upright to become miniature “trees”

Buxus sempervirens 'MONT BRUNO' Boxwood small trees Tsukumo and stays smaller thanBuxus sempervirens Mont Bruno is a globe shaped boxwood that was found by Andre Poliquin in Quebec, Canada. Its tiny, dark green leaves provide a smaller texture and scale than other selections of boxwood and its hardy nature makes it useful in colder regions. Size: 4" grower pot Zone: 4 Sunlight: partial shade Growth rate: 2 4' per year Hardiness: very hardy good for cold regions