Boxwood flower bed

When to trim boxwood bushes and how to do it right. Are your boxwood plants getting out of control or looking sad? Trim and prune your boxwoods to encourage new growth and control the growth of your plants. This is perfect for landscaping. Learn about growing boxwood bushes here. #Boxwood

Boost privacy and add color and greenery in your yard by planting low-maintenance shrubs for hedge plants.

White Wax Begonias Wax begonias are tender perennials in Zones 8-11 but I grow them as a flower suitable for edging beds in light shade. It has waxy leaves and produces clusters of single or double white flowers. Wax begonias bloom non-stop throughout the entire season until first frost. It looks great with another annual, Purple Angelonia, as I planted here.

Evergreen shrubs bring life to dreary winter landscapes with their lush greenery. Evergreen bushes create an everlasting framework for seasonal garden plantings. Some evergreen flowering shrubs also produce colorful berries in fall.

Boxwood and Hydrangea Landscaping

Azaleas and round shrubs, with the larger trees out and smaller potted trees, azaleas would have a better chance for needed light now.

South side of house (full sun)

Ultra Realistic Topiary Plants: These fake boxwood plants feature thick, beautifully two-toned green leaves with sharp, detailed veins. Our artificial boxwood topiary balls are UV-protected, ensuring they retain their vibrant color even under harsh sunlight Low Maintenance: Say goodbye to watering and trimming with these artificial boxwood plants. Our round boxwood topiary balls require minimal upkeep, just dust them off or rinse with water from time to time to keep them looking fresh and…