HedgeShrubTopiariesPest to boxwoodsHedgesFoliageDamage to boxwoodsPlanterArtificialEnglish BoxwoodJapanese BoxwoodAmerican BoxwoodBushesCultivarsShrubs2023VarietiesTerracotta PotSprinterPlantBlightPestsGreeneryHardyHybridsSusceptibleLarvaeCultivationNurseryDecorativePotsTallInsectUndersideSaleGreatLeavesLandscapeGreenPartial shadeGrowShadeAppealLeafAdultSpeciesCenturiesWinter

Hedge8

• Sprinter® Boxwood is a great choice if you need to replace a section of your Boxwood hedge. (naturehills.com)
• When pruning boxwood into a hedge, make sure the bottom is left wider than the top. (naturehills.com)
• Concern about this decline of old and long-established plants brought together a group of amateur and professional boxwood hedge enthusiasts who contacted friends and colleagues to attend an organizing meeting in May 1961, out of which grew The American Boxwood Society. (learninghaven.com)
• With Artificial Azalea flower walls , boxwood hedge panels , artificial English Ivy hedges and more, there is an abundance of options. (commercialsilk.com)
• Artificial boxwood hedge walls provide not only stylish greenery to any space, but they function by offering privacy that looks great from both sides of the fence. (commercialsilk.com)
• Fake boxwood privacy hedge walls are a great way to divide up large open areas by creating geometric masses that guide foot traffic and hide lines of sight between areas. (commercialsilk.com)
• The upright, \u003cstrong\u003epyramidal habit\u003c\/strong\u003e makes this beauty a striking garden accent or container plant, and if you're feeling extra ambitious, plant en masse to \u003cstrong\u003ecreate a free-form or sculpted hedge\u003c\/strong\u003e. (easytogrowbulbs.com)
• We specialize in artificial boxwood hedge mat and artificial boxwood hedges. (buyartificialplantsnow.com)

Shrub6

• A vibrant Boxwood shrub can be grown alone, or with other plants, to beautify any area. (naturehills.com)
• Create your favorite Boxwood shrub shapes with the right selection to start with. (naturehills.com)
• Boxwood Chicagoland GreenRich green color on a durable shrub that holds its leaves all year around. (earlmay.com)
• Baby Gem™ Boxwood Shrub Buxus microphylla var. (fast-growing-trees.com)
• Green Mountain\u003c\/h1\u003e\n\u003cp\u003e\u003cstrong\u003eSophisticated, cold-hardy, and versatile\u003c\/strong\u003e-Green Mountain Boxwood Hybrid is a vigorous \u003cstrong\u003eevergreen shrub with dense, brilliant green foliage\u003c\/strong\u003e that stays super good-looking all winter long. (easytogrowbulbs.com)
• Sophisticated, cold-hardy, and versatile -Green Mountain Boxwood Hybrid is a vigorous evergreen shrub with dense, brilliant green foliage that stays super good-looking all winter long. (easytogrowbulbs.com)

Topiaries5

• Bring the loveliness of handcrafted topiaries to the exterior of your business or home with an Outdoor Rated English Boxwood Topiary in a weighted base. (hooksandlattice.com)
• Furthermore, these Outdoor Rated English Boxwood Topiaries are available in two unique sizes - either 4 or 5 feet in height. (hooksandlattice.com)
• However, Japanese Boxwood are more often seen as hedges, topiaries, or manicured mounds in the landscape. (harlowgardens.com)
• Our outdoor Boxwood spiral topiaries are infused with a UV inhibitor that is designed to protect against harmful UV rays. (artificialplantsandtrees.com)
• Home / Greenery / Topiaries / Boxwood Ball 24″, Faux Greenery, 24″UV RATED for Outdoor Use! (ndi.com)

Pest to boxwoods2

• CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Boxwood Blight, a devastating pest to boxwoods, has been identified in West Virginia retail locations. (farmanddairy.com)
• Interestingly, the insects were not defined as a pest to boxwoods until 1910. (whygoodnature.com)

Hedges4

• Generally, Boxwood shrubs are used to make hedges and garden borders. (naturehills.com)
• Whereas stone and wood structures may communicate a fortress-like appeal for privacy, artificial boxwood privacy hedges are natural, subtle, and can go virtually unnoticed as they tend to blend in with the natural environment. (commercialsilk.com)
• Artificial boxwood privacy hedges for outdoor areas can be built at any scale, to any dimension, and can accommodate even the most complex projects. (commercialsilk.com)
• We also carry a curated selection of mat foliage products that can be substituted, replacing the classic manicured boxwood look with something wilder, like artificial pearl grass, or the ever popular artificial creeping fig. We build custom artificial hedges for indoor and outdoor applications, transforming the lines of sight and wayfinding in your space with beautiful, timeless artificial greenery. (commercialsilk.com)

Foliage6

• Boxwood plants are often planted in foundation plantings, because of their showy growth pattern and dense foliage. (naturehills.com)
• Sprinter® Buxus Boxwood offers beautiful glossy foliage and easy to gro w as well as being a low maintenance evergreen plant . (greenwoodnursery.com)
• You can prune the foliage now without harming your boxwoods but plan to use an insecticide on the miners next year. (walterreeves.com)
• Boxwood spider mites lay round, greenish eggs on the underside of the foliage, and the eggs overwinter there. (gardeningknowhow.com)
• Using a fast stream of water from the hose , wash mites from the boxwood foliage. (gardeningknowhow.com)
• Packed full of fresh looking foliage that will liven up any space, our Luxury Green Boxwood Artificial All Seasons Greenery Mantle Garland Table Runner is the perfect accent for everyday use! (darbycreektrading.com)

Damage to boxwoods2

• Here you can see some winter damage to boxwoods. (savatree.com)
• They do not do as much damage to boxwoods in Europe where they originated. (whygoodnature.com)

Planter1

• 4.2 foot artificial outdoor Boxwood spiral topiary can be installed directly into the ground for a natural look or in a decorative planter. (artificialplantsandtrees.com)

Artificial2

• Add a lush touch of green to any office or lobby with this artificial boxwood garland. (quickcandles.com)
• These artificial boxwoods are tightly displayed with flourishing greenery in vivid, varying shades. (hooksandlattice.com)

English Boxwood4

• In America, for some strange reason, American Boxwood‚ and English Boxwood‚ have become the commonly-used names for Buxus sempervirens and Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa', respectively, by both gardeners and nurserymen. (learninghaven.com)
• The progressive dying off of old plants seemed to affect ONLY Suffruticosa, and therefore the problem or disease became known as English Boxwood Decline. (learninghaven.com)
• One of the early projects was the financial support of graduate study at Virginia Tech into the causes and possible cures for the English Boxwood Decline. (learninghaven.com)
• This garland looks just like English boxwood! (factorydirectcraft.com)

Japanese Boxwood3

• Japanese Boxwood has been in cultivation for centuries, valued primarily for its ability to tolerate heavy pruning and shaping, which makes it a practical choice for many garden situations and extremely useful in formal, polished gardens. (harlowgardens.com)
• For example, Japanese boxwood is less susceptible to boxwood spider mites than European and American varieties. (gardeningknowhow.com)
• Made entirely of Japanese boxwood, each comb is completely made by hand by comb artisans in Kyoto. (kottocurio.com)

American Boxwood1

• This article is an extract from a lecture given at the 1999 British AGM by Tom Saunders, President of the American Boxwood Society. (learninghaven.com)

Bushes2

• They do not all emerge on the same day but over about two weeks, often swarming around boxwood bushes. (whygoodnature.com)
• If you are replacing your boxwoods or planting new bushes, it's best to choose cultivars that will not be affected by Boxwood Leafminers. (whygoodnature.com)

Cultivars2

• We are pleased to grow and ship so many excellent cultivars of Boxwoods for sale. (naturehills.com)
• In this study, three film-forming anti-desiccant products, TransFilm, Vapor Gard, and Wilt-Pruf were applied to the canopy of two boxwood cultivars 'Vardar Valley' and 'Justin Brouwers' on April 13 and August 26, 2021. (bvsalud.org)

Shrubs4

• Are Boxwood shrubs fast-growing? (naturehills.com)
• Sprinter® Boxwood Shrubs are an improved, fast growing Winter Gem Boxwood which fills in more quickly than other boxwood varieties. (greenwoodnursery.com)
• Boxwoods are common landscaping shrubs. (whygoodnature.com)
• However, the most damaging pest to these popular shrubs are the Boxwood Leafminer. (whygoodnature.com)

20232

• JUPITER, FL / ACCESSWIRE / November 20, 2023 / Boxwood Partners is pleased to announce the sale of Industrial Air, LLC ("Industrial Air" or "IA"), a Greensboro, NC-based specialty mechanical contractor, to Limbach Holdings, Inc (Nasdaq:LMB) ("Limbach"), a building systems solutions firm with offices located throughout the United States. (nwahomepage.com)
• The deal marks the 3rd commercial and industrial transaction in 2023 and the latest in a series of over 20 total transactions in which Boxwood Partners has advised over the past 24 months. (nwahomepage.com)

Varieties1

• If you are planting new boxwoods, consider varieties that are mite resistant. (gardeningknowhow.com)

Terracotta Pot1

• Home / New Arrivals / New Greenery / Boxwood, Terracotta Pot, Faux Greenery, 11″UV RATED for Outdoor Use! (ndi.com)

Sprinter4

• Sprinter ® Boxwood Buxus is restricted and cannot be shipped to the state(s) of TN. (provenwinners.com)
• I regret that I have previously specified sprinter boxwoods to clients on planting plans. (provenwinners.com)
• I planted four sprinter boxwood (one gallon size) last spring. (provenwinners.com)
• Grow Sprinter® Boxwood plants in container plantings or use as borders or specimen plants in the landscape. (greenwoodnursery.com)

Plant5

• The formation of two other groups devoted to the study of boxwood has demonstrated the continuing and lasting interest in this outstanding plant: The Boxwood Society of the Midwest, formed in St.Louis, Missouri, in 1977 and your own European Boxwood and Topiary Society, with its very broad representation, both geographically and horticulturally. (learninghaven.com)
• Plant boxwood in full sun to partial shade in an area where it will be sheltered from drying winter wind and sun. (pasquesi.com)
• CONCLUSION: This study addressed several major knowledge gaps regarding boxwood phyllosphere microbiota and the impact of anti-desiccants on plant microbiome. (bvsalud.org)
• We identified diverse microbial communities of boxwood, a major evergreen woody crop and an iconic landscape plant. (bvsalud.org)
• These findings advanced our understanding of the associated microbiome of this landmark plant, enabling growers to fully utilize the potentials of microbiome and three anti-desiccants in improving boxwood health and productivity. (bvsalud.org)

Blight1

• However, boxwoods are susceptible to many pests and diseases including Boxwood Blight ( Calonectria pseudonaviculata ), Boxwood Psyllids ( Psylla buxi ), and Boxwood Spider mites ( Eurytetranychus bux i). (whygoodnature.com)

Pests1

• The first authoritative book covering all phases of boxwood information, history, care, pests and diseases, The Boxwood Handbook, appeared in 1995, followed by a revised edition in 1998. (learninghaven.com)

Greenery3

• Boxwood Ball 24', Faux Greenery, 24'UV RATED for Outdoor Use! (ndi.com)
• Add some year round greenery to your landscape with shade tolerant boxwoods. (pasquesi.com)
• Place this Realistic Boxwood and Berry Garland anywhere to instantly give your seasonal displays winter greenery. (factorydirectcraft.com)

Hardy2

• Both the holly and the boxwood are winter hardy in your area. (garden.org)
• This adorable miniature boxwood is deer and drought tolerant, vigorous, and very winter hardy! (naturehills.com)

Hybrids1

• You'll find several boxwood hybrids that were developed for cold hardiness and excellent leaf color throughout the year. (pasquesi.com)

Susceptible1

• There have been multiple scientific studies to determine which boxwoods are the least susceptible to Boxwood Leafminer damage. (whygoodnature.com)

Larvae1

• Doing so will eliminate 70% or more of the current season's Boxwood Leafminer larvae population. (whygoodnature.com)

Cultivation1

• Another excellent publication that has helped boxwood growers worldwide is the book, Boxwood Its History, Cultivation. (learninghaven.com)

Nursery1

• however, I am unable to locate a nursery that has this type of boxwood (I have tried to locate a retailer for the last two days). (garden.org)

Decorative1

• This narrower decorative faux boxwood garland measures 9 feet long and is about 3" thick. (quickcandles.com)

Pots1

• Boxwoods are great in pots with very little maintenance. (fast-growing-trees.com)

Tall1

• Q: I have boxwoods that are about four feet tall and I have never pruned them extensively. (walterreeves.com)

Insect2

• A fly-like (some say mosquito-like) adult insect laid eggs on the boxwood leaves in spring. (walterreeves.com)
• In order to understand boxwood mite control, you need to understand the life cycle of the insect pest. (gardeningknowhow.com)

Underside1

• The female Boxwood Leafminer uses her stinger-like "ovipositor" to insert fertilized eggs into the underside of new growth of boxwood leaves. (whygoodnature.com)

Sale2

• Shop our site for a gorgeous selection of expertly-grown Boxwoods for sale near me. (naturehills.com)
• Boxwood Partners Advises Industrial Air, LLC on Sale to Limbach Holdings, Inc. (nwahomepage.com)

Great5

• The Holly is doing great, but my boxwoods seem a little weak. (garden.org)
• We are very pleased with the outcome of the transaction and believe that Industrial Air has found a great home with Limbach," said Robbie Nickle, Director of Boxwood Partners. (nwahomepage.com)
• Boxwood provided us with great insight as we worked to achieve our goals with this transaction. (nwahomepage.com)
• Baby Gem Boxwoods are great foundation plants. (fast-growing-trees.com)
• A classic symbol of the holiday season, this faux boxwood garland is a great way to add color and texture to banisters, shelves, and mantels. (factorydirectcraft.com)

Leaves4

• They are tiny insects that eat away on the bottom of boxwood leaves. (gardeningknowhow.com)
• Leaves that are infected with boxwood spider mites look like they have been pricked by pins, and they may be spotted with very small yellow or white "freckles. (gardeningknowhow.com)
• Heavily infested boxwoods will drop their leaves in the Fall or the following Spring. (whygoodnature.com)
• Baby Gem Boxwoods are an Asian boxwood with small rounded leaves. (fast-growing-trees.com)

Landscape2

• If you have purchased, installed or simply have boxwoods in the landscape you should inspect them regularly for leaf spots or other signs of this disease. (farmanddairy.com)
• Minimal pruning will be needed if you select the boxwood that best fits your landscape design and the available space. (pasquesi.com)

Green1

• I noticed in a recent Garden Answer YouTube post, Laura mentioned her favorite boxwoods were Green mountain and North Star. (provenwinners.com)

Partial shade1

• Boxwoods grow in full sun, but prefer partial shade with protection from strong winter winds. (naturehills.com)

Grow2

• Others, like Baby Gem Boxwood, grow slowly and maintain a petite, rounded shape to reach its mature size of three feet high by three feet wide. (naturehills.com)
• Publications printed by the Society also include four editions of the Boxwood Buyer's Guide, listing nurseries that grow or market boxes. (learninghaven.com)

Shade1

• Do Boxwood like sun or shade? (naturehills.com)

Appeal1

• Appeal: Tide Hill Boxwood is a compact, mounding boxwood that makes for a good ground cover. (countrymilegardens.com)

Leaf1

• A: Your boxwoods are most probably infested with boxwood leaf miner. (walterreeves.com)

Adult1

• Some gardeners report Spring snapping and cracking sounds coming from the boxwoods before adult flies emerge. (whygoodnature.com)

Species1

• Boxwood (Buxus) is a genus of 70 species and has become a classic choice for both traditional and modern landscapes. (naturehills.com)

Centuries1

• After the passage of the many centuries when boxwood has flourished and has been admired, it is reassuring to realize that its fascination continues to draw new gardeners and to add its distinctive presence to their surroundings. (learninghaven.com)

Winter2

• I have winter gem boxwoods in my yard that still have no spider might damage despite the close proximity to the sprinters. (provenwinners.com)
• I planted a holly bush, and three Japanese boxwoods for the first time this year and I am wondering if I should wrap them with any kind of cloth or burlap to help protect them over the winter. (garden.org)