This live boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) topiary is clipped into a single round globe, 30 inches across. It is part of our live boxwood range, listed under Ball Topiary, and sold as an individual ball-form specimen with its root ball wrapped in burlap, ready to be set into the ground or a container once it arrives. As a globe-form boxwood, it works as a single specimen marking an entrance, corner, or gate, or lined up with matching globes along a path or bed edge for a formal, repeated look. Its round, self-contained shape also makes it simple to place alongside other clipped topiary forms already in a garden. This is made to order, not stocked ready-made. There is no listed price for it here, so get in touch with us for a quote, and confirm current availability before you plan where it will go. Made in 2 sizes, from 15 inches to 30 inches.
Boxwood Globe Topiary, 15–30 in
Quoted with delivery
Common boxwood (sempervirens) is hardy outdoors in USDA zones 5 to 8. See it on the map ↓
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A live boxwood globe topiary, 30 inches across, shipped with its root ball wrapped in burlap, made to order and quoted. Made in 2 sizes, from 15 inches to 30 inches.
- We quote the piece and its delivery together
- Nothing is charged until you approve the quote
- Delivered and installed across the US and Canada
- Size
- 15 in, 30 in
- Sold and supported by us, not a marketplace listing
- Shipped and installed across the US and Canada
- Talk to us directly, not a call center
Where Common boxwood (sempervirens) grows outdoors
Hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8: the green areas. 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 Common boxwood (sempervirens)
- Outside its range: winters too cold for it, or too warm
- Your ZIP
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 →
Pair it with a planter
Planters at a scale that suits a piece this size. Ask us if you want to be sure of the fit before ordering.
