(Pyracomeles) Looking for a Boxwood alternative? Look no further than Pyracomeles Juke Box. This compact evergreen stands 1-3 feet tall and wide and can be shaped as you desire. This broadleaf evergreen will have you looking twice as you may confuse it with a boxwood or holly. Pyracomeles Juke Box has a tightly branched habit creating a nice full look. The glossy, bright green foliage can be trimmed to make a hedge, border, used as a foundation planting, or shaped into a neat looking topiary for containers or the landscape. Juke Box is a heat tolerant, versatile landscape plant that is hardy in zones 7-9. For our Southern gardeners, here is your boxwood replacement. Juke Box is a cross between Pyracantha and Osteomeles, but you will notice that there are no thorns and also no flowers. Planted in full sun to part shade, we recommend trimming Juke Box in the spring if you feel that it is needed. Juke Box is a Proven Winners ColorChoice Flowering Shrub.