You can make a box in which to grow cuttings of chrysanthemums and other plants. Here's how: Make a box 14 inches wide by 24 inches long by 4 inches tall out of cedar. Lay 1 inch of sand in the bottom ...
How to grow your own box hedge by taking cuttings or using clippings from pruning. If you need a low-growing, formal hedge to edge the beds in an ornamental vegetable garden or a short hedge to flank ...
As any regular reader of these pages or watcher of Gardeners’ World will know, my garden is filled with box. This is all Buxus sempervirens, the native evergreen shrubby tree that clips so well to ...
'My hedge hell': Monty Don on how his 15-year hedge growing project has been decimated by box blight
My garden has evolved slowly over the past 20 years but about 15 years ago we made a decision, based upon the wet, grey winters, to create an elaborate and strong structure using mainly box - Buxus ...
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