Sprinter® Boxwood Easy to Grow Early-emerging queen bumblebees and other

Early-emerging queen bumblebees and other pollinators visit the flowers during mild spells

Forest Service documents that dogwood drupes serve as important food for numerous songbird species

supporting at least eleven specialist bee species in the Andrena genus that depend exclusively on willows for survival

The mature plant reaches a compact 8 inches in height with a slightly broader spread of 10 inches wide

its extended bloom period fills a critical gap when little else flowers

Sprinter® Boxwood Easy to Grow Early-emerging queen bumblebees and otherSprinter is a fast growing variety of the 'winter gem' boxwood. Its fast growth helps it fill out faster for excellent use as a hedge or border planting. They are easily grown in enriched, well drained soil and it is recommended to follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a root system. These plants also need some protection from harsh winter conditions or their leaves may bronze from damage. Boxwood is a premium