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Boxwoods are a classic garden shrub first planted in america in the mid 1600s they re equally at home as accents hedges topiaries or in containers they re also deer resistant so their popularity has skyrocketed in recent years. Most important they like loose moist fertile soil that drains quickly.

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Cankers anthracnose and fire blight are all diseases that can also cause die back of branches in shrubs. While the boxwood is hardy and easy to grow however it is possible for it to become ill. Hardiness size and leaf color varies by cultivar but all benefit from well drained soil and an adequately prepared planting site. Boxwood buxus sp are evergreen shrubs often used in formal gardens as hedging or edging.

Diseased dead or damaged shrubs need to be replaced. It creates orange pink fruiting structures on boxwood branches when the weather is wet and warm. Plant them in heavy clay soil that stays wet and you might as well dip them in lava. Other plants that are related to boxwoods may also be hosts such as pachysandra and sweet box sarcococca species.

Use loppers if the growth of your boxwoods are out. For spirals and cones use taller more vigorous plants that have a naturally conical or columnar shape. Lack of sunlight causes leaves in the center of the shrub to drop leaving dead looking interior branches. Buxus green mountain and b.

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