Buxus harlandii Richard, commonly known as Little Boxwood, is a spectacular variety that grows to about 1 m tall and the same wide. It has charming, bright green leaves, with a small indentation at the tip that makes it easily identified. Buxus harlandii Richard is often trimmed into a formal hedge, used for topiary, planted as a screen, grown as a backdrop for smaller plants, or simply included in a mixed planting. For a box hedge space plants 30-40 cm apart.
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