Anyone have inkberry shrubs?

[Anonymous]

Make sure they are a compact cultivar form. Straight species will get way too tall & leggy. Go to a nursery you trust.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here - Wow, good to know re inkberries! I’m loving the oval leaves, density, and bright green new growth on the green beauty boxwoods. Hope they stay healthy! I’ll be keeping an eye on them

I’m the 2nd poster (thin inkberry) and I think you made the right call. Boxwood are 1000x more attractive. And that’s great you found them so cheap!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - Wow, good to know re inkberries! I’m loving the oval leaves, density, and bright green new growth on the green beauty boxwoods. Hope they stay healthy! I’ll be keeping an eye on them

I’m the 2nd poster (thin inkberry) and I think you made the right call. Boxwood are 1000x more attractive. And that’s great you found them so cheap!

Wait until they bloom and the whole yard smells like cat pee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here - Wow, good to know re inkberries! I’m loving the oval leaves, density, and bright green new growth on the green beauty boxwoods. Hope they stay healthy! I’ll be keeping an eye on them

I’m the 2nd poster (thin inkberry) and I think you made the right call. Boxwood are 1000x more attractive. And that’s great you found them so cheap!

Thanks, I’m loving them. Spent some time lightly pruning them already. Who knew pruning shrubs could be so satisfying...