The pom-pom, or cloud-pruned, form is trained into rounded clusters of foliage along a visible trunk, giving it a more sculptural silhouette than a solid clipped ball or cone. Because it’s a large, live plant shipped with its root ball, it qualifies for LTL freight shipping rather than standard parcel delivery, and guidance on handling and long-term care is included with the order. As a living boxwood, it needs bright, indirect light or partial sun, regular watering with the topsoil allowed to dry slightly between waterings, occasional trimming to hold its shape, and protection from extreme heat or hard frost. Its size and structured form suit framing an entrance, anchoring a patio corner, or adding height along a garden path where a tall, sculptural evergreen is wanted. Pricing and shipping are quoted together rather than listed at checkout — get in touch with your location for a quote and timeline. Made in 4 sizes, from 35-38 inches to 67-71 inches. Made in 4 sizes, from 35-38 inches to 67-71 inches.
Live Boxwood Pom Pom Topiary, 35–71 in
Quoted with delivery
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 ↓
Enter your ZIP code to see whether it suits your garden.
Checked against the 2023 USDA map on this site only; your ZIP is not stored with us.
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The pom-pom, or cloud-pruned, form is trained into rounded clusters of foliage along a visible trunk, giving it a more sculptural silhouette than a solid clipped ball or cone. Made in 4 sizes, from 35-38 inches to 67-71 inches. Made in 4 sizes, from 35-38 inches to 67-71 inches.
- You approve a CAD drawing before any steel is cut
- Welded and finished in our own workshop, not subcontracted
- Delivered and installed across the US and Canada
- Size
- 35-38 in, 38-42 in, 55-58 in, 67-71 in
- Built by hand in our own studio
- Shipped and installed across the US and Canada
- Talk to the maker, not a call centre
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.
- Suits most boxwood
- 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.
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