Small shrubs such as roses can be covered in fine netting ... There’s no guarantee, but some plants are less likely to be ...

Small shrubs such as roses can be covered ... but some plants are less likely to be damaged by Japanese beetles, such as red maple, boxwood, flowering dogwood, holly, magnolia, some types of ...

The Japanese-born ... had long paths edged in neglected boxwoods and Wirtz pruned those, too, transforming them into epic, undulating hedges. The trees and shrubs — many of them evergreens ...

Infectious fungal spores have an easier time remaining viable and spreading in damp or humid conditions. By improving airflow ...

A: The symptoms sound like volutella blight, a common fungal disease that can infect pachysandra and boxwood ... with any accumulated fallen tree or shrub leaves that have collected within ...

Columnist Don Davis writes that it's safe to plant a wide variety of flowers and vegetables now that we have frost-free ...

Great partner: Sedges and Japanese forest grass offer spiky ... would look good fronting or ringing hydrangeas, boxwoods, or leucothoe (shrubs that like similar planting sites).

Japanese Pachysandra ... consider planting small shrubs. One notable option is the Boxwood, a broadleaf evergreen with dense foliage. Boxwoods are versatile plants that thrive in both full ...

Framing the front beds are native rocks that surround a row of boxwood shrubs and numerous coleus ... property there is a beautiful, blooming, Japanese Flowering cherry tree along with big ...