Plant A Boxwood Right In Front Of An Exposed Window. ... It's fair to say that most people have seen boxwood shrubs shaped into squat balls or tall cones. These topiary shapes are common, ...

Here's how to fertilize boxwood the right way. ... These shrubs have shallow root systems sensitive to summer heat, so fertilizing during hotter months can stress plants and do more harm than good.

A boxwood that’s both compact and unlikely to get blight disease: George’s Plant Pick of the Week. Updated: ; Sep. 30, 2023, 7:11 a.m. | Published: ; Sep. 30 ...

It’s also a great hardy Zone 5 container plant. Unlike many boxwood varieties, it keeps its evergreen vibrancy all year long, which is especially appreciated during the winter.

Dear Neil: A couple of years ago my boxwood plants started to develop dead spots on their sides. It does not show on the tops of the plants. Could this ...

Q: The leaves on the tips of my boxwoods seem to be curled up into a ball, but they look healthy otherwise. Is there something wrong with them? Tips for planting starts of cool-season vegetable plants ...