Propagating boxwood from cuttings

A new planting project is underway at my Bedford, New York farm. I love boxwood, Buxus, and have hundreds of shrubs growing on my property. I use boxwood in borders and hedges, as privacy screens, as accent plants in my formal gardens, and of course in the long allee to my stable. When I can,

Boxwood is very easy to propagate. In the spring, take stem cuttings, 6 inches in length, and remove the lower inch of leaves. For best effect, group five to seven stems together, as pictured, to rese

Used as hedges, edging, screening plants, and accents, you can never have too many boxwoods. Read this article to find out how to get plenty of new shrubs for free by starting boxwood cuttings. Click here to learn more about boxwood propagation.

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Every winter we propagate thousands of english box plants. English box makes a fantastic formal hedge. To produce a nice thick hedge it takes many…

Every winter we propagate thousands of english box plants. English box makes a fantastic formal hedge. To produce a nice thick hedge it takes many…

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This is by far the easiest, most awesome gardening trick I have ever come upon (thanks to my Mom and her storehouse of trivial facts and big time Pinterest addiction).