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The Grumpy Gardener addresses a reader’s question about a browning boxwood. Plus, Grumpy’s tips on how to prevent the dreaded boxwood blight.

It’ll grow in full sun to part shade. Better Boxwoods is a new four-variety line of boxwoods that are highly resistant to the deadly boxwood blight disease.

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If you tweak how you plant and care for it and choose disease-resistant varieties, boxwood is still a viable option in many gardens.

Boxwoods are evergreen shrubs originally from Europe and Asia. They are one of the oldest known garden plants, dating back to 4000 BC. Today there are approximately 115 different cultivars and ...