Live Boxwood Topiary Plants & Trees

Boxwood Three-Ball 3 Gallon Topiary, Live

4.8/5 store rating · 500+ reviews

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Most boxwood is hardy outdoors in USDA zones 5 to 8. Ask us which cultivar this piece is grown from. See it on the map ↓

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Checked against the 2023 USDA map on this site only; your ZIP is not stored with us.


A live buxus topiary trained into three stacked balls on a single stem, supplied in a 3-gallon nursery pot.


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Description

This is a live buxus topiary trained into three stacked balls on a single stem, supplied in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

The three-ball form gives height without width, so it suits a spot where a full shrub would crowd the space: flanking a door, marking the end of a path, or standing in a planter on a terrace. Grown as a matched pair it frames an entrance.

Because this is a living plant rather than an artificial piece, it needs watering, feeding through the growing season, and a light trim to keep each ball tight and distinct. Left untrimmed the three shapes blur together as the new growth fills in.

The pot is a grower’s container, so plan on moving it into a decorative pot or planting it out.

Made to order: we quote the plant and its delivery together, so the full cost is settled before anything is charged.

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Where boxwood grows outdoors

Most boxwood is hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8: the green areas. The exact cultivar of this piece decides the edges; ask us. Enter your ZIP above and we mark your spot.

Potted outdoors? Roots in a pot get about one zone colder in winter than roots in the ground, so choose a plant rated one zone colder than yours, or move the pot somewhere sheltered for the hard freezes.

  • Suits most boxwood
  • Outside its range: winters too cold for it, or too warm

Simplified from the 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map at ZIP-code level: unofficial, contiguous US only. Zones describe average winter lows; a sheltered courtyard or an exposed ridge can sit a zone either side. Which boxwood for which zone →

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