You need to look for the worms on the inside of the plants, near the middle. This is where the female moths lay the eggs. The eggs hatch the caterpillars. Then, they quickly start eating their way ...

Once you're ready to plant them, dig a trench along your fence line using a string to ensure you plant the shrubs in a straight line. The hole should be as deep as the boxwood shrub's pot. Space ...

The boxwood shrub is a common sight on many Midwestern lawns. The boxwood is a preferred choice and popular addition to both residential and commercial landscaping efforts. They are prized for ...

First up is Japanese boxwood (Buxus microphylla), an East Asian shrub that’s at home in sun or moderate shade on well-drained sites. Slow growing and easy to keep looking neat, boxwood ranges ...

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From inside the boxwood, I could hear the cars speeding by on Old Mocksville Road, but I’m pretty sure they couldn’t see me. What do you do with an enormous 183-year-old boxwood?

Q. We have a variegated boxwood shrub that is starting to revert back to solid green. Most of the shrub has yellow and green striped leaves that we really like.