Propagating the National Collection
Work continues on improving the health of the buxus plants in the National Collection, including propagating the rarer varieties.
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RHS Wisley Plant Society Weekend
EBTS UK is a member of the RHS Plant Society and this year, for the first time in a while, we had a stand at their event at RHS Wisley.
1st Wave of Box Moths Arrives
With reports of caterpillars in Frinton on Sea, Cambridge, close to the Chiltern’s & closing in on to the National Buxus Collection in Rake in the South Down, it’s not surprising there has been a moth sighting in Chichester.
Topiary Tea in Monmouthshire
Are you an EBTS member living within 50 miles of NP25 4AD? How about joining Helena Gerrish for a Topiary Tea and a relaxed tour round the immaculate garden at High Glanau Manor?
Sun shines on the 2018 AGM Event
The Annual General Meeting of EBTS UK was held this year in the wonderfully historic surroundings of Hever Castle.
All you need to know about…
All you need to know about Box Tree Moths & Caterpillars pulled together in one place, including the Box Tree Moth & Caterpillar Tracker.
Success – Full Season Box Moth Lures Now Available
EBTS UK gets Box Moth Lures that last the whole season sold in the UK so you don’t have to remember to replace them.
Ickworth Box removal – EBTS UK Responds to National Trust
On 12th December 2017 EBTS UK wrote an open letter to the National Trust’s Director General about the way it was handling box blight at Ickworth. EBTS UK now replies to the points raised in the NT’s letters of response.
RHS reveals its ranking for ‘pests and diseases rife in UK gardens’
On Friday 2nd March, the RHS revealed it’s rankings for the pests and deseases most affecting UK gardens and no surprise for any box lover – Box Tree Caterpillar was top.
Amazing Front Garden Topiary
Ever fancied an impress animal in your front garden, but were to worried they might venture into the traffic? Here is a creative solution, a two faced Yew Peacock & Elephant.