How Big Are Dwarf Boxwoods

Dwarf English Boxwoods are slow-growing and reach up to three feet in height, so you can tuck them in a tight spot with little fear of them becoming overgrown. This allows them to maintain their shape and beauty for long periods of time without maintenance or clipping.

Which boxwood stays the smallest?

Buxus sempervirens suffruticosa: Dwarf English Boxwood is the smallest of the boxwood family and only reaches 1 to 2 feet tall by 1 to 2 feet wide when mature. Used extensively in knot gardens and as edger plants.

How long does it take for a dwarf boxwood to grow?

How fast do boxwood grow? Overall, boxwood has a very slow growth rate that’s typically 6 inches or less per year. Boxwoods can be broken down into growth rates of slow, medium and fast — although keep in mind that even the fast growth rate of boxwood varieties is quite slow in comparison to other landscape shrubs.