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Topiary

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    Ligustrum Delavayanum Trio Pom Poms G910

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    Ligustrum Delavayanum Trio Pom Poms G909

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    Ligustrum Delavayanum Half Standard Tree (1.35-1.40m)

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    Ligustrum Delavayanum Half Standard Tree (1.40-1.45m)

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    Laurus Nobilis – Bay Tree Thick 1.90 – 2M

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    Laurus nobilis Cone – Bay Junior Pyramid / Cone 1.50 M

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    Laurus nobilis Cone – Bay Junior Pyramid / Cone 1.20 M

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    Laurus Nobilis – Half Standard Bay Tree (1.65-1.75M)

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    Ligustrum Delavayanum Half Standard Tree (1.40-1.45m)

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Topiary FAQ's

What trees are good for topiary?

The most common varieties of plants used to create topiary are thickly leaved evergreen shrubs such as Buxus Semperviren (boxwood), Eucalyptus Gunnii, Yew, Bay, Holly and Privet.

What are topiary trees?

Traditionally used in formal garden settings or parterres, topiary trees are grown and pruned into decorative shapes or sculpture. They are usually made from thickly leaved evergreen shrubs such as box, cypress, privet or yew.

Are topiary trees real?

Yes, topiary trees are traditionally grown and sculpted from real trees. Most often, they are made from thickly leaved evergreen shrubs such as box, cypress, privet or taxus (yew).

How tall do topiary trees grow?

Thickly leaved evergreen shrubs such as laurels are often used in topiary. Bay laurels can grow to a mature height of 60 feet but usually grow to about 10 feet tall.

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