Trimming boxwoods or other formal evergreen hedges is best done at least twice a year. You might even need to get the shears ...

Some shrubs, hedges, climbers ... remove a third of the oldest stems to rejuvenate the rose. You can trim boxwood bushes in the earlier parts of September. A light trim at this time will help ...

a hedge can soon lose its shape and end up casting unwanted shade. With a good pruning schedule you can keep hedges under control without too much effort. Most evergreen formal hedges like to be ...

'Cloud pruning – "Niwaki" in Japanese – is growing in popularity,' says award-winning garden designer Zoe Claymore, who notes ...

You will need to take steps such as pruning and picking off the caterpillars to stop the infestation before it kills your boxwood shrubs. If you do find a small infestation, you can start by ...

Stick in grass plumes and wire on pinecones. Run a 6- to 12-inch piece of thin wire through fruit, such as apples, oranges, ...

boxwood, magnolia, yew and pittosporum. Generally, do not prune shrubs in bloom or those that will bloom in spring or you will reduce flowering. This time of the year, I’m always on the lookout ...

Common box shrubs can reach 15 to 20 feet in height with equal or greater spread, but plants can easily be maintained at lower heights through pruning. Finally, littleleaf boxwood, B. microphylla ...

These shrubs, the gorgeous 'Green Mountain' boxwoods (Buxus 'Green Mountain'), aren't just a good option for hedge mazes; they are also perfect for adding lush and deer-resistant greenery to your ...