Joseph's Take
I love Boxwood, most are very slow growing as this one is, so if your willing to be patient it will do what it needs to do with no trimming or any maintenance at all. A little fertilizer in the spring would be good. Boxwood loves cold weather so can grow in many climates and can be used for winter containers.
If you are looking to replace boxwoods that have boxwood blight, try either Strongbox or Gembox Inkberry Holly. Both are performing well in the landscape.
Golden Triumph Boxwood prefers a little more sun exposure than Golden Dream Boxwood, many plants that have varigated yellow and green leaves prefer sunlight in order to maintain their yellow varigation. Too much shade will turn these beauties into fully green plants, Abelia, Sunshine Ligustrum, and Gold Mop Cypress are examples.
