Small boxwood shrubs

Topping out at three feet tall and two feet wide, Petite Pillar boxwood is a fine option for small gardens and containers.

Choosing the right boxwood shrub can be difficult because there are so many varieties. We'll explain the differences in this article.

Boxwoods are supposed to be green all year, so it's no wonder that people get upset when boxwoods turn brown. Why is this awful thing happening?

There are a lot of shrubs in the world, but there?s one that?s universally known as the shrub for hedging: the boxwood. When your boxwood isn?t looking so great, with foliage turning yellow or brown, you need to take action. This article will help.

If you are looking for a substitute for boxwood, there are many alternatives to consider. Click here for tips on plants to replace them.

The Perfect Substitute for Boxwood – New Hollies

Small evergreen shrubs are perfect to add life to a yard all year long. Learn about some of the most popular types here.

Boxwood, because of its functionality and deer resistance, is one of the most utilized landscape plants in the world. Unfortunately, b...

Find Green Velvet® Boxwood (Buxus 'Green Velvet') in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota (MN) at Gertens

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