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The Boxwood Garden

comments (2) January 31st, 2009 in gallery

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this garden was started in 2004. It just keeps getting better!

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plantsville_gardener writes: These are Winter Gem Boxwoods. Posted: 3:38 pm on October 3rd
curryleaf writes: Cool. What type of boxwood do you use? Posted: 7:49 am on August 13th
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