Boxwoods are among the best shrubs for landscaping, but what can you plant to break up their dense, often uniform shape?
Walk down almost any street and you'll spot boxwoods (Buxus sempervirens) edging yards or framing walkways. This popular evergreen shrub is perfect for plant sculpting, which is part of its charm.
Boxwood leafminer is my main suspect, and I have recently seen boxwoods looking just like you describe, which had high ...
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12 Southern Shrubs You Should Never Prune In Fall
After a summer of growth, you may be ready to bring out those loppers and that new handheld tiny chainsaw pruner this fall and give your shrubs a haircut. But if you want healthy shrubs and some ...
Gardening enthusiasts can currently pick up a unique plant that keeps its vibrant colour all year round for a whopping £100 ...
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5 Easy, Low-Maintenance Privacy Plants to Protect Your Garden
Creating privacy in your garden doesn’t always have to involve expensive fences or concrete walls. With the right plants, you can protect your space, reduce outside noise, and still add natural beauty ...
Just when I thought my volunteer cherry tomato plant would continue to thrive into its second year, it became infested with spider mites and had to be removed. Last September, it had sprouted in the ...
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Tom Karwin, On Gardening | Pruning California native shrubs
After a tall tree in my garden developed a split, I had it removed last May (with city approval), revealing a large overgrown ...
The box tree moth has been confirmed in four more Ohio counties, the Ohio Department of Agriculture announced Sept. 25, two in Southwest Ohio and two in the northeast. Ashtabula, Clark, Cuyahoga and ...
CLEVELAND — An invasive pest that threatens one of Ohio’s most popular landscape plants has been detected in four more counties, including Cuyahoga and Ashtabula, state agriculture officials announced ...
Very destructive little insects are back in Delaware and are leaving chewed up shrubs in their wake. The box tree moth starts off as a caterpillar before becoming a moth that chews up boxwood shrubs ...
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