Kingsville Boxwood Purchase
brian_henley
16 years ago
Visiting the forum after a long time away, I thought I would post a picture of a recntly purchased tree. This one is in a three gallon nursery pot and was advertised as 25 years old. It has a very nice root base and thick crown.
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