Are ther any evergreen shrubs that grow low and need little or no prun
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English boxwood, very slow growing and easy to prune because the leaves are small and densely packed, and the "wood" is slim enough to cut through easily with pruning shears.
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blue rug juniper or dwarf mugo pine-- depends on your zone. Google "usda growing zones" or click this link:
http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/#
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Yes, Hillera Holly is a great little shrub that grows low and needs no pruning, unless you want to. Here is a picture of some. Just ask your florist. Best time to plant them is in the fall. The larger ones were planted last fall and the smaller ones I planted this fall.
usually ground covers (vinca), flat junipers, several dwarf-variety evergreens... all depends on the location / sunlight / drainage...
http://totallandscapesolutions.net/plants.aspx