Boxwood
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If the boxwood does not sprout in spring, it is probably suffering from winter damage. You can do that now
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If the boxwood looks dry and its leaves are brown, care errors or an illness could be the cause. How to save the plant
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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
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The once popular boxwood has been increasingly threatened by pests and diseases in recent years. This also includes the infamous instinctual death
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Boxwood grown in a planter should be repotted into fresh substrate and a larger container about every two to three years
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If you enjoy working with plants, you can easily propagate boxwood using cuttings you cut yourself. That is how it goes
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If the boxwood loses leaves, fungal or animal pests are usually behind it. The foliage often changes color beforehand
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The boxwood is considered a very slow-growing tree, although the actual growth depends on the variety. These varieties grow the fastest
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If you find white flakes on the boxwood, pests such as mealybugs or the boxwood psyllid are often behind them
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Boxwood is threatened by many diseases. This also includes wilt diseases, which primarily occur in wet locations
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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
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If the boxwood looks dry, this can have different causes. In many cases, however, it is simply a lack of water
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Boxwood - what goes with it? We have put together a few colorful and varied ideas for mixed discounts for you
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Is your boxwood not growing? This can have many causes. Read how to stimulate your Buchs to grow again
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Although the boxwood is generally hardy, it still needs winter protection made of insulating material when overwintering on the balcony
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The boxwood is a shallow-rooted tree. So that the above-ground parts of the plant remain he althy. The roots must also be treated with care
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Planting a boxwood hedge is not difficult. This is especially true if you try out our tried-and-tested tips
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Since boxwood is hardy, it can easily overwinter outside in winter. Only specimens cultivated in pots need protection
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The boxwood flea is a tiny insect that usually sits on the underside of the leaves and drains the leaf juice there. The white waxy wool is typical
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You should train a boxwood hedge carefully from the start and cut it twice a year. This is how you achieve dense growth
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The boxwood moth caterpillars are poisonous and should therefore only be handled with gloves. The animals ingest the poison with their food
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The best time to plant boxwood depends primarily on the weather. The best season is late summer or autumn
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Due to fungal diseases and pest infestations, many gardeners are looking for a suitable replacement for boxwood. We introduce you to similar plants
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Until a few years ago, the boxwood borer had no natural enemies in this country. However, this now seems to be changing
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To ensure that it grows compactly and as densely as possible, boxwood should be cut regularly. We'll show you when and how best to do this
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The boxwood borer is stubborn and difficult to control. The timing of all measures is important
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Meta: The appearance, distribution and sensible control of the box tree borer are the subject of this article
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Get to know the top 5 boxwood alternatives here. - Tips on flowering and non-toxic substitute plants invite you to browse
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The boxwood is perfect for bonsai design. Here you can read how to train and care for the tree into a mini tree
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There are three common pests on boxwood. Read here what boxwood borers, boxwood psyllids and boxwood spider mites cause
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You can use these signs to tell when a box tree has died. - A simple vitality test shows when your boxwood is dead
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That's why boxwood is hardly losing its importance in Germany. - This guide highlights the horticultural and cultural significance of Buxus sempervirens
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These plant partners go perfectly with boxwood and lavender. - With this boxwood alternative you can combine lavender decoratively
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This is what you should know about the origins of boxwood. - Read information about the origin of popular boxwood species here. - Worth reading about the origin of the name
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This helps against snails in boxwood. - Read the best tips for successful pest control against slug infestation in boxwood here
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That's why there are wasps in the boxwood. - Read here an important reason why wasps cavort in the boxwood hedge
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This is how your boxwood shines in Christmas splendor. - Let these ideas inspire you on how to decorate a boxwood tree for Christmas
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