Some boxwood species can grow to be small trees up to 20 feet in height, however most are compact shrubs that stay a tidy 2-5 feet tall. Boxwoods are hardy in USDA zones 5-9, with a few hybrids ...

One person is dead after a home invasion at Azalea Ridge Apartments on Boxwood Boulevard in Columbus, GA, according to Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan.

Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan reported that the victim, 24-year-old Rownee Ortiz-Ocasio, was killed during a home invasion at the 1400 block of Boxwood Blvd (Azalea Ridge Apartments).

Another boxwood variety you can plant with confidence is Green Gem. This one is a smaller variety. The Newgen Freedom can grow to 4-5 feet tall and wide if not trimmed, but Green Gem will be much ...

* Pick off azalea leaf galls as they form. * Do NOT cut back spring bulb foliage until it turns yellow and brown. Spraying * Spray the following landscape shrubs for the following insect pests ...

Pine roping and an apple wreath garnish the Governor Palace at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, known for outdoor decorations of pine, boxwood, Frasier fir, holly, magnolia leaves, yarrow ...

The boxwood blight can be devastating to infected plants. However, it was first discovered in the U.S. in 2011. Since then, the spread has been much slower than originally anticipated.

The Columbus Police Department is investigating an incident which left one dead in the 1400 block of Boxwood Boulevard. CPD confirms the incident happened at the Azalea Ridge Apartments this morning.

Fortunately, boxwood typically recovers from winter injury, and many affected plants are now producing new green growth behind branches with dead foliage caused by winter injury.

Common boxwood is a wide-spreading species with very dense, evergreen foliage and cold tolerance to about -50F. The leaves are dark green above and yellow-green below, reaching 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches ...

With boxwood blight, symptoms include leaves wilting and turning dark bluish-green and rapid defoliation. Sometimes you will see pots on the leaves and black streaks on the stems.