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Adaptive features of boxwood shrub

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Boxwood shrubs are slow-growing plants with dark green glossy leaves. Some varieties have variegated leaves. Leaf shape depends on the variety; some are round while others are elliptical. They provide thick cover because the foliage begins close to the ground and is dense enough to block light.

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