'Little Mister' shares the same great attributes as its sister 'Little Missy', but grows two times the size to 4 feet high and wide. That said, it responds very well to trimming for formal hedges and geometrical shapes, such as globes, squares, and pyramids, so it can easily be maintained at half its normal mature size in landscape beds or containers. It has deep green foliage and his highly resistant to blight. Its growth rate is slow enough that it does not outgrow the landscape, but fast enough to be used as a primary plant in many landscapes. Inconspicuous flowers in spring are fragrant. An extremely versatile shrub that's considered the hardiest of boxwoods, and you might be happy to know the deer turn their nose up at it.