What is causing my boxwoods to look like this?








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@Storywood Designs It's been several years since this thread was active, but wanted to take a chance to re-activate this thread. Did you ever resolve your issue with your boxwoods? We're experiencing the same thing now in 2021, and I'm considering pruning back our boxwoods.
I know boxwoods like to be cut back, but wondering how much this will help resolve this issue of the plant laying down after the issue is already present. I'm just wondering if it's 'too late' to bring the fullness back once the plant is experiencing this issue.
Best,
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I, too, am interested if pruning worked. It’s now 2022 and our boxwoods doing same thing as pictures above. Anyone have answer?