Origin
The Buxus Sempervirens Pyramid 120-130 is a variant of the Buxus species and has its origin in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. This evergreen shrub has been popular for centuries in both formal and cottage-style gardens. It was also frequently used in Roman and medieval gardens, where it was known for its ability to be pruned into tight, geometric shapes.

Characteristics
The Buxus Sempervirens Pyramid 120-130 is an evergreen shrub with small, shiny leaves, which retain a fresh green colour all year round. The plant is characterised by its pyramid shape, which can be achieved through regular pruning. The height varies between 120 and 130 cm, hence the name. The plant produces unobtrusive flowers in the spring, which are attractive to bees.

Care
The Buxus Sempervirens Pyramid 120-130 requires well-drained soil and can be planted in both full sun and partial shade. To keep the shrub in optimal condition, it is recommended to prune twice a year: once in late spring and once in late summer. It is also advisable to fertilise the plants regularly, especially during the growing season. Overwatering can cause root rot, so it should be avoided. Resilient by nature, the Buxus Sempervirens Pyramid 120-130 is resistant to most pests and diseases.