North star boxwood

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

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Did you know that there are more than 70 species in the boxwood family? These slow-growing evergreen shrubs grow best in zones 5-9 and add style and flair to your lawn or garden. Boxwoods need little maintenance. In most cases, you can maintain the beauty of your plants by pruning only once a year! But …

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

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Boxwood shrubs are super hardy plants that make great additions to any garden or landscaping project. Use them to create a privacy hedge, to add green accents to an outdoor space, or to create whimsical topiaries. Boxwood shrubs are fairly...

Boxwood hedges, with their dark, green leaves and sturdy limbs, make a pleasing backdrop for other plants such as annuals, perennials, herbs, small fruits, and even vegetables.