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Arborvitae hedges are known for their attractive, uniform appearance. This is due to the fact that they are slow-growing and do not require frequent pruning. As a result, arborvitaes can provide your garden with a neat, tidy look that will envy your neighbors. 

  Here are some of the most common causes of dying Green Mountain Boxwood hedge are- Over Watering Over Pruning Planting in USDA Zones other than 5-8 Lack of sunlight Exposure to diseases such as some types of root rots, blight, and leaf spots Exposure to pests- boxwood leafminer, boxwood mite, and boxwood psyllid To save your Boxwood from these damages, take good care and follow the steps to maintain a hedge Green Mountain Boxwood hedge. 

Arrowwood Viburnums are great when it comes to having a balanced color palate in your garden. But what when things go sideways? Don't worry, this guide to taking care of your arrowwood viburnum is the thing you need! Good luck with these white beauties, and a colorful garden!