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All gardeners know that garden work never really ends, so careful planning is worthwhile. If you want to enjoy a beautiful green garden in summer, trim your boxwood in spring.

Cutting Boxwood: April or May, Then Regularly through the Growing Season

Boxwood, also known by its Latin name Buxus sempervirens, is a robust evergreen shrub. With good care, it can form dense hedges that provide privacy in both summer and winter. Individual shrubs can also be clipped into decorative topiary figures. English and French gardens often use boxwood for formal shapes, so from late spring onward, the gardener can trim the boxwood shrub. In this case, remember that boxwood develops steadily through the growing season. A light feed or mulch after harder pruning can support recovery, and regular watering is important for healthy growth, especially in dry weather or containers.

Cutting Boxwood: Topiary

The boxwood variety you choose should match the size and shape you want to maintain. It is especially important to train the plant from its first years so it develops gradually into the desired form. For a symmetrical garden, clip the shrubs into clear geometric shapes. With patience and regular maintenance, you can trim the boxwood and create a beautiful garden.

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