These are 2022 liners - these are now larger and settled into 2-quart square pots

Buxus sempervirens 'Aurea Pendula' (ex: Lois Orswell's estate') - A curious variegated selection with irregular cream swirls, mottlings and spotting on all leaves - no two leaves alike. Variegation occurs sometimes at leaf margins with varying streaking within the margins. It is this unusual variegation scheme that piqued our interest. I stumbled on older shrubs in the gardens at Lois Orswell's estate in Pomfret, Connecticut. Lois, who died in 1998, headed the Audubon Society in Connecticut for decades. Cuttings were taken from her shrubs established many decades ago. Shrubs were upright and irregular probably due to some recent inventive pruning... A weird fact about 'Aurea Pendula' is the it is barely weeping – maybe if you blur your vision and wish really, really hard. Pendulous this beautiful form is not. Fertile ground with a Ph neutral to acid in open to part shade. A sheltered location would be beneficial at the northern end of its range. A good organic mulch would be appreciated. Established potted variegated English Boxwood from cutting.