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For the resto druid-
Basically play around with your timing and such, and make a macro that will keep hots up constantly on your tank. Druids are by far the best healers for boxers in my opinion, because they are simply 'set it and forget it' healers - you just keep your sequence going, keep the hots up on your tank, and that's it.
Something like (this is just random - you need to figure out what your button smashing speed is and what kind of healing your tank requires)
/castsequence Rejuvenation,,,Swiftmend,,,,,Lifebloom,,,,,Regrowt h,,,,,Lifebloom,,,,Nourish,,,Lifebloom,,,,,,,,Nour ish,,,,,,Nourish,,,,,,,Nourish
Remember you now WANT that lifebloom to bloom, not roll, so make sure the timing works for that. I use Swiftmend as a kind of stopgap to make sure that my Lifebloom blooms.
Also don't use healing touch - it is bad, worse than nourish, and should only be on one button, your oh shit button, and should read like
/tar <focus or whatever>
/cast Nature's Swiftness
/cast Healing Touch
I'm not sure what you're trying to do with your wild growth macro there, but swiftmend only works off of rejuvenation or regrowth.
I think you will also find that you really only need macros that throw maybe a rejuv on a party member that is not your tank. So really just 5 buttons that throw rejuvs on your party members is all you need in targetted healing. WIld growth really is just amazingly that good.
My druid who is my main simply has a big button for the tank healing that goes through a cycle keeping hots up, and then 5 individual buttons that will rejuv and nourish people, a wild growth button, and an oh shit button.
Don't try to micromanage your healing like you might have to with other healing classes. The awesome thing about druids for boxers is really the fact that you don't have to pay attention at all. Figure out your castsequence for keeping hots and stuff up, put it on your big button, and then do heroics and raids smashing one single button while you read slashdot or digg. Druids are awesome.
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