Boxwood blights are a fungal disease that can be fatal if no measures are taken to manage the disease at the early stage of infection and symptom appearance. There are two different fungal pathogens ...

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Rotating sprays is vital to prevent the boxwood blight from developing resistance to any one particular chemical. Contact your local extension office for information on appropriate chemicals for your ...

Adel Kanaan says he's been building his Japanese garden bit by bit over the last 28 years at his Southport home.

boxwoods. Cultivars of the Korean and Japanese boxwoods appear to be slightly less susceptible. None of the commercial boxwood cultivars are immune to this disease. Other plants within the ...

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Rosmarinus officinalis, commonly known as rosemary, is an aromatic evergreen shrub that adds flavor to culinary dishes and ...

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With the right approach to shrub care and maintenance ... and its mature height is between 2 and 3 feet. Boxwood shrubs are deer-resistant evergreen plants with small, glossy green leaves.

Our poor boxwoods can’t catch a break. Already threatened by a deadly blight disease and several lesser evils, America’s top-selling shrub is now in the crosshairs of a newly arrived bug ...

Landscape designers identify “desire paths,” the most likely ways from Point A to Point B. Intentionally working with these ...

Today, contemporary Japanese cloud ... it requires devoted care and insists on its individuality. Hawson, walking around his garden, had pointed out a boxwood pig that looked like it was emerging ...