It’s amazing how plants can shape our gardens in more ways than one, especially if they’ve been transformed into eye-catching ...

As its name implies, P Golf Ball takes well to being shaped into ... For a more well-tried topiary plant, Osmanthus burkwoodii is a good bet. So long as it is clipped regularly, its dark leaves ...

“It’s imperative that you do for your topiary plant what nobody else will do for ... “You have to start out with a two-inch ball. A two-inch ball goes to a three-inch ball; a three-inch ...

“Plant them small and grow them into a shape, working your way upwards and outwards. Topiary is like a journey ... Imagine a load of box balls, blobbed together like bubbles, and shape around ...

Topiary offers a unique way for plants to shape our gardens. Shaping plants into balls, pyramids and even birds doesn’t have to be as complicated as it might seem, so you don’t just have to ...

pyramid or ball. Your choice of plant is important. Evergreen, small-leafed, medium to slow-growing shrubs are best suited to topiary because the tiny leaves look neat when cleanly cut and slower ...