Boxwood 2024, September

Sap-sucking lice can be found on many garden plants, including, of course, boxwood. Aphids and scale insects can be easily controlled

Occasionally the popular boxwood can also be affected by one of the two forms of mildew. How to fight an infection

The boxwood is attacked by mites, especially in warm and dry weather. They can be eliminated with oil-containing preparations

To ensure that the boxwood stays he althy and grows beautifully, you have to set the right course when planting. This is what you should pay attention to

If the boxwood turns yellow after transplanting, the reduced roots can no longer supply the bush with sufficient water and nutrients

If the boxwood has reddish to orange leaves, it is usually due to care errors, especially during the winter months. You can do that now

In order to keep the box he althy and beautiful, it needs good care. Above all, a regular supply of water and nutrients is important

With the right measures, you can save even a heavily infested boxwood. We'll show you how

To ensure that the boxwood remains he althy, you should pay attention to the correct distance when planting. This depends primarily on the height of the plants

Even beginners can cut a box shape into a pyramid. All you need is good cutting tools and a little patience

You should not cut your boxwood in either sunshine or rain. This can cause infection with a pathogen or sunburn

Can you cut the boxwood in autumn? Experts advise against this; instead, the tree should be cut back early in the year

You can cut boxwood into any shape freehand, provided you have the necessary skill. It's easier with a stencil

Mulching boxwood with bark mulch makes sense for many reasons. The most important reason, however, is the fact that it retains moisture in the soil

Boxwood is susceptible to fungal attack. However, you can prevent or combat an illness through appropriate measures

There are two types of boxwood that are interesting for the garden. They are easy to care for, easy to cut and can easily survive a German winter

Since high-quality boxwood is very expensive, you can save a lot of money if you grow it yourself. Cultivation is easy, but requires patience

If there are brown leaves on the boxwood, the cause is often simple sunburn. How to protect your hedges and topiaries

When cutting the boxwood, a base is useful so that the fine cuttings can be easily collected

Is your boxwood colonized by a green caterpillar? Then you should take action as quickly as possible and combat it: for example with these home remedies

In the fight against the boxwood borer, sometimes only spraying helps. If possible, use organic sprays and avoid chemical sprays

In hot and dry weather, the likelihood of a spider mite infestation on boxwood increases. Here's how you can treat and prevent it

Boxwood is a versatile and fairly undemanding garden tree, provided it is in the right location. Read what you need to pay attention to

Cutting a boxwood into a spiral is not difficult with the right instructions. But the result can be seen in the front garden

To cut back a boxwood significantly, you should use pruning shears as early in the year as possible. Then fertilize and water

Various species of boxwood are native to almost all parts of the world. The ones presented in the profile are interesting for the garden

If the boxwood does not sprout in spring, it is probably suffering from winter damage. You can do that now

If the boxwood looks dry and its leaves are brown, care errors or an illness could be the cause. How to save the plant

Boxwood is easy to transplant. This also applies to old copies. What you need to pay attention to so that the boxwood grows well in the new location

The once popular boxwood has been increasingly threatened by pests and diseases in recent years. This also includes the infamous instinctual death

Boxwood grown in a planter should be repotted into fresh substrate and a larger container about every two to three years

If you enjoy working with plants, you can easily propagate boxwood using cuttings you cut yourself. That is how it goes

If the boxwood loses leaves, fungal or animal pests are usually behind it. The foliage often changes color beforehand

The boxwood is considered a very slow-growing tree, although the actual growth depends on the variety. These varieties grow the fastest

If you find white flakes on the boxwood, pests such as mealybugs or the boxwood psyllid are often behind them

Boxwood is threatened by many diseases. This also includes wilt diseases, which primarily occur in wet locations

Boxwood is one of the favorite foods of mealybugs, which are surrounded by a layer of white wool. These multiply rapidly and should be combated quickly

If the boxwood looks dry, this can have different causes. In many cases, however, it is simply a lack of water

Boxwood - what goes with it? We have put together a few colorful and varied ideas for mixed discounts for you

Is your boxwood not growing? This can have many causes. Read how to stimulate your Buchs to grow again