About Edward Gulliksen Expertise I can help to diagnose any Tree and Shrub related problem, whether it be a disease or insect infestation.
Experience I am an ISA Certified Arborist, Consulting Arborist and a licensed NYS Pesticide Applicator.
Organizations I am Vice President of the Professional Certified Applicators of Long Island as well as a member of the New York State Arboricultural Association and the Long Island Arboricultural Association.
Publications I write for Long Island.com as the Horticultural Expert.
Question It is now March 7, is it too late to prune boxwood. My boxwood is old and looks unhealthy. I want them to return to healthier looking shrubs.
Answer Julia,
No, it is not to late to prune your boxwoods. Now is the perfect time to do any type of rejuvenation pruning. Try not to cut it any lower than 12-18 inches off the ground. Be aware that the plants may take a while to recover fully from this type of pruning.
