Blending in with the green of boxwood trees or bushes throughout Ontario is a newer pest snacking on them: the box tree moth.

Beautyberry bushes are also quite wide and dense ... Unfortunately, it's classified as highly toxic to humans and pets. The boxwood shrub can be found virtually everywhere as a versatile all ...

Planting one of the best shrubs for the front of the house in your front yard will imbue the entrance to your home with character and personality, creating structure, a refuge for wildlife and a frame ...

Boxwood plants have been around for thousands of years and were planted by ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. One reason they have been around for so long is that they are relatively easy to take ...

blending into the trees and bushes. “Here is the man on the Bay Run that everyone is saying that they can see,” Ms Weston said. “Look, he’s camouflaged. “Oh my gosh, we have to walk past ...

A serious pest is affecting a specific type of shrub in Canada. The popular boxwood shrub is on many properties in our area and if you notice yours decaying, it may be infested with the box tree moth.

Roses can be knock-outs in the garden, but they often require significant care to get to be real showpieces. When slimy, alien-looking green worms show up on your plants in the spring, it can be ...

The borough commission is selling the late 18th-century Boxwood Hall for $200,000 and Lullworth Hall, a Victorian landmark, for $50,000. Both are on the state and national registers of historic places ...

For properties with a limited number of boxwood shrubs, removal and replacement with heartier plants like yew bushes, burning bushes, and junipers may be considered. Climate change is playing a role ...