Northern Charm boxwood (B. ‘Wilson’) and Chicagoland Green boxwood (B. ‘Glencoe’) are hardy cultivars from the Chicagoland Grows plant introduction program.

You did not say which cultivar of boxwood you planted, but planting one that is reliably hardy in this area will minimize the chances for winter damage. Wintergreen boxwood (Buxus microphylla var ...

“We planted a few boxwood this summer, and I’m wondering if I need to do anything special to protect them this winter.” — Alfred Jones, Waukegan There are species and cultivars of trees ...

Named due to its resistance to winter leaf bronzing, this cold-hardy cultivar is an excellent choice for gardeners in cold climates. ‘Wintergreen’ is a slow-growing Korean boxwood that ...

Recommended cultivars, hardy to Southeastern Michigan, include Green Velvet, Green Mountain, ... Youngquest says late season pruning can also lead to winter damage on boxwoods.

Failing to protect your boxwood plants over the winter can threaten their health. The cold temperatures and harsh winds can ...

The winter season brought with it a polar vortex that sent temperatures dropping well-below zero for several days. “Boxwoods are usually very hardy in our hardiness zone but it was not an ...

With fall barrelling towards us at record wind speeds and winter not far behind, now is the time to decide how you will protect your tender plants. Boxwood is a good example. My experience with ...

Evergreens are plants most enjoyed during winter. The green of evergreens in the midst of winter grays and browns, not to mention the wind protection trees provide, are welcome additions ...

Use hardy nandina for winter colors Gary R. Bachman, MSU Horticulturist Cold winter weather causes changes in the foliage of many evergreen plants, including making them express new colors.