There are numerous species and cultivars of azaleas offering a range of heights, shapes, and flower colors. To line a garden path or frame a border, select dwarf azaleas and low-growing azaleas.

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Gardeners OK with switching out their boxwood for a deciduous shrub should consider any of the following dwarf shrubs: deutzia, spirea, weigela, potentilla or hydrangea.

Dwarf varieties grow slower while larger varieties grow quickly and may need to be trimmed once or twice a year to maintain their shape. Once planted, learning how to care for a boxwood shrub is ...

Replacing a mass planting of boxwoods gives you the opportunity to diversify your landscape and try native or underused plants.

Dwarf Hinoki Cypress prefers full sun and is deer resistant. The dwarf variety is the one to choose as other varieties can get very large. The leaves have interesting texture. Two of the most ...

Formal boxwood privacy plantings such as hedges and fence rows require lots of maintenance to keep the lines of the shrubs neat and crisp. A boxwood is essentially a small tree, and pretty much all ...

Dwarf boxwood bonsai trees are an excellent choice for bonsai enthusiasts who are looking for a small, easy-to-care-for tree that can be shaped into various styles. Here are some tips for growing a ...