Buxus Sempervirens Graham Blandy

Buxus sempervirens ‘Graham Blandy’ is a distinctive, narrowly upright cultivar of common boxwood known for its tall, columnar (pencil-thin) growth habit. It forms dense, vertical stems that grow straight upward with very little spread, creating a strong architectural accent in the landscape. The foliage consists of small, oval, glossy dark green evergreen leaves that remain attractive year-round and hold their color well through winter. Compared to typical boxwoods, it grows more vertically than outward, making it ideal for tight spaces, formal gardens, hedges, entryways, and container planting. Slow to moderate growing and easy to shape, ‘Graham Blandy’ provides a neat, elegant, and structured appearance with minimal pruning.