A boxwood grown for its leaves rather than its outline: each is edged in creamy white, lifting a shady corner the way plain green never does. One of the larger boxwoods we carry, at five to eight feet each way.

Morning sun with afternoon shade, since variegated leaves scorch where solid green ones do not. Clip it after the spring flush, and cut out any all-green shoots that appear: they grow faster and will take the whole plant back to plain.