Boxwoods are one of the most abundant shrubs used in many landscapes. Boxwood blights are fungal diseases that can be fatal to the plants if no measures are taken to manage it at early stages of ...

Q: I have waited all season for my hydrangeas to bloom and had nary a one until now. Now, they are covered (see reader's photo). Why now? Nothing has changed that I know of. I live in Fayetteville.

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Many other shrubs and plants can block views of your home and yard without the invasive issues privet brings. Boxwoods (Buxus spp.), generally lack privet's invasive tendencies, while still creating ...

Introduce vibrant, full-sun shrubs, and say goodbye to barren, dry patches. Full-sun shrubs can add color, texture ... USDA hardiness zones 4 to 11. The boxwood is a densely growing evergreen ...

Boxwood shrubs are deer-resistant evergreen plants with small, glossy green leaves. The wintergreen variety is best known for its vibrant green color and compact growth habits. A mature ...

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Evergreen shrubs ... texture and charm. Here’s a friendly guide to 20 small evergreen shrubs that will keep your outdoor spaces lively throughout the seasons. Godong/Getty Images Boxwood ...

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Some barberry plants also produce red berries. Cost: Live plants can range in price from $40 and $75. Photo Credit: David J. Stang / CC BY-SA 4.0 Boxwood shrubs are perfect ... deer food — this may be ...

4. Evergreen Shrubs For evergreen shrubs such as boxwoods and hollies, it is recommended to give them a light trim to shape, but “don’t take off more than one-third of the plant” to avoid harm.