Boxwood plant named ‘BSPSN’

Abstract

A new and distinct boxwood plant of unknown parentage is provided that originated as a chance seedling and/or mutation while growing in a grouping of 3000 Buxus sempervirens liners originally planted in March 1992 near Hazel Green, Ala. The new cultivar can be distinguished from other varieties of Buxus sempervirens in view of its balanced and dense growth habit that is maintained with little pruning, full and thick appearance, and large dark green foliage. It appears to resist leaf miner infestation, even when adjacent plants of other varieties are infested. It is well suited for outdoor ornamental use under conditions similar to those in Northern Alabama.

The following is claimed: 
     
       1. A new and distinct boxwood plant named ‘BSPSN’ substantially as illustrated and described.