Kingsville Boxwood
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Kingsville Boxwood
I repotted my Kingsville today, it really was not due one, but I was unhappy with the way the soil was draining and it did not seem a healthy as usual so I went ahead and changed the soil.
Here it is before the surgery. I am training it to look like a "live oak".
The soil removed and roots combed out. This is less than one years growth, I wish the top grew as fast as the bottom.
The roots pruned and ready to go back into the pot.
I did not have a chance to take a picture of the final product as I had grill duty this afternoon and ran out of day light. It went back into the same pot and is potted just a little higher.
What do you think?
Thanks
John
Here it is before the surgery. I am training it to look like a "live oak".
The soil removed and roots combed out. This is less than one years growth, I wish the top grew as fast as the bottom.
The roots pruned and ready to go back into the pot.
I did not have a chance to take a picture of the final product as I had grill duty this afternoon and ran out of day light. It went back into the same pot and is potted just a little higher.
What do you think?
Thanks
John
John Lee- Member
Re: Kingsville Boxwood
I really like it.I find Boxwood difficult because they always need larger pots than what I would like to put them in.there root systems are so vigourous for small plants.I like your tree very much.
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