Boxwood garden

Boxwood (Buxus spp.) is one of the most popular shrubs used in landscape design. Displaying densely growing evergreen foliage, these garden staples are highly versatile. Thriving in full and partial sun, boxwoods have no problem

Bringing that nostalgic feel to your backyard with an easy tutorial on how to create your own old fashion DIY Tree swing from scratch. Just a few supplies and an afternoon project is all it takes to create this adorable swing that the entire family can enjoy.

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Kaleb Wyse on Instagram: "Should you trim your boxwood or not? Here are my thoughts on whether you should or shouldn’t!"

Boxwood hedges, with their dark, green leaves and sturdy limbs, make a pleasing backdrop for other plants such as annuals, perennials, herbs, small fruits, and even vegetables.

Martha Stewart talks about why she loves these ornamental evergreens, plus how to work boxwood into your own landscape.

A guide to boxwood, how to grow it, and what you can do to treat the most common diseases.

See how these Alabama homeowners used boxwoods and hydrangeas to create a cottage garden with structure that is also ideal for entertaining.

Cloud prune boxwood ; For visual interest, place a planter with a tightly clipped boxwood ball in the foreground against a backdrop of cloud pruned shrubs. For more on cloud pruning techniques