If you want to establish a thick hedge in your yard that offers beauty and privacy, look to one of Martha Stewart's favorite ...

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 ...

Deer can be a nuisance in your backyard, but you can keep deer out of your yard with a 7-foot-high fence and boxwood shrubs.

While hedges and shrubs are great for creating privacy, you might want to consider using evergreens that will hold up ...

Gardenias are a timeless favorite for many gardeners, but they are also quite finicky. Here are the plants you can and can't ...

An award-winning luxury urban landscape designer reveals the plants they always choose for unbeatable winter structure ...

Give this deer-resistant shrub an occasional prune in late winter to help it keep its shape. Abelias are best for USDA hardiness zones 4 to 11. The boxwood is a densely growing evergreen shrub ...

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

Another crucial step—mulching. A layer of mulch helps to insulate the soil and keeping the roots of your plants warm in the ...

Boxwood blight can be confirmed by sending samples to Penn State’s Plant Disease Clinic or by reporting suspected cases to the nearest Ag Department or county Extension office. Boxwoods also ...

But actually, there are many ways you can use this popular evergreen shrub that's perfect for plant sculpting to create the solitude you crave. Boxwood (Buxus species) has tons of benefits for home ...