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Have a boxwood in your yard? You need to check for a moth infestation
According to the MSU Extension Office, the first sign of a box tree moth infestation is yellowing. If the plant appears damaged, it should be checked for caterpillars “which are lime green with black ...
Garden Q&A: What can be planted in place of boxwood?
Replacing a mass planting of boxwoods gives you the opportunity to diversify your landscape and try native or underused ...
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The Evergreen Boxwood Alternative That Thrives In Sunny Backyards
Mirror bush plants originally hail from ... your backyard that are reminiscent of old English manor home gardens but were reluctant to use boxwood, now you have an outstanding alternative you ...
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Have a boxwood in your yard? You need to check for a moth infestation
LIVINGSTON COUNTY — Residents with boxwoods should be aware of an invasive species that's threatening the shrub this season. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the box tree moth ...