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Boxwood shrubs are so attractive with their small, shiny evergreen leaves. Unfortunately, many varieties are quite susceptible to a fungal infection called boxwood blight.

It’s also a great hardy Zone 5 container plant. Unlike many boxwood varieties, it keeps its evergreen vibrancy all year long, which is especially appreciated during the winter. As a landscape ...

NewGen Boxwood was introduced in the spring of 2018 following years of testing for blight and leafminer resistance in the Mid-Atlantic. The collaboration strengthens the line's collection of evergreen ...

Boxwood plants are perhaps the most widely planted evergreen. There is hardly a home garden that doesn’t have at least one. Most have two or three. Boxwood is often planted as a neat low hedge.

Alternatively, Ligustrum (Privet) is a fast-growing, low-maintenance evergreen shrub with small, glossy leaves. It can be used for hedges, screens, or as a standalone specimen. The Boxwood Blight ...

To date, there's no cure for this disease, which is why you might want to explore some good evergreen boxwood alternatives instead. An excellent specimen released by Proven Winners is the Waxwing Lime ...

As much as I love boxwood, fortunately, there are a number of alternative evergreen shrubs that can ease the pain of losing this landscape and holiday favorite. New York State Integrated Pest ...