Another aspect that makes Japanese holly a good boxwood substitute is its dense structure of small leaves. This makes the ...

Feeding your boxwoods keeps these versatile shrubs healthy and vibrantly green. Here's how to fertilize boxwood the right way ...

You can't go wrong with this evergreen, whether you let the leaves grow as they please or trim them into topiary, like cones or spirals. Boxwood's look and low-maintenance nature make it a hit all ...

The moth caterpillars can defoliate a boxwood within a single season and eventually kill the shrub. Infestations are identified by yellowing leaves, small green caterpillars with black stripes ...