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If your boxwoods are turning brown, losing leaves, or look like they have been chewed on, you might be facing a serious problem caused by the Boxwood Moth. This invasive pest can quickly damage and even destroy your boxwood plants if not treated early. Many homeowners mistake the damage for disease or winter stress, which delays the right response and allows the moth to cause more harm. This post will help you recognize the signs of Boxwood Moth damage, explain why early dete

When it comes to maintaining the lush green landscapes of the Midwest, one of the key practices that often goes overlooked is tree...

A thriving landscape is a sight to behold, and the secret to achieving it lies in the health and vitality of your trees and shrubs. These...

Your trees and shrubs are more than just elements of your landscape; they're essential components of a healthy ecosystem. To ensure they...

When it comes to the health of your trees and shrubs, you might not immediately think of soil compaction as a major concern. However,...