Green Mountain Boxwood (pyramidal)Green Mountain Boxwood is a reliable upright boxwood known for its natural pyramidal shape and strong cold hardiness, making it one of the best choices for structured plantings in New England. Why It Works in New England Excellent cold hardiness (holds color well in winter) Naturally upright growth habit Easy to prune into formal shapes or hedges Dense evergreen foliage for year round structure Where to Plant Perfect for: Foundation plantingsFormal

Blooms: white → pink

Best Uses: accents

Excellent for woodland gardens and foundation plantings

3–5 ft off structures or fences

In late summer

Extra-large berries (standout feature)

it is an excellent choice for New England landscapes

Ideal for tight spaces and accents

formal hedges

clothed in snowy white flowers in a pinwheel arrangement held atop the branches in spring

Blooming on new wood

It develops a dense pyramidal form with graceful drooping branch tips and provides excellent year-round screening