Wire Topiary Frames: A Buyer’s Guide to Steel, Gauge and Size
A good wire topiary frame is made of steel rod with a weld at every crossing, finished against rust, and sized for…
Care guides, buying advice and ideas for living and faux topiary, from topiary specialists since 2009.
A good wire topiary frame is made of steel rod with a weld at every crossing, finished against rust, and sized for…
The ten most popular topiary shapes are the ball, the ball on a stem, the double or triple ball, the cone, the…
To plant an artificial topiary tree in a pot, set its plastic grower’s pot inside a larger planter, fill the space around…
Topiary began in ancient Rome, more than two thousand years ago, when gardeners started clipping box and cypress into shapes. It faded…
The main boxwood diseases are Phytophthora root rot, boxwood blight and Volutella blight. Root rot and Volutella can often be managed by…
Live boxwood is the best plant for most topiary because it has tiny leaves, grows slowly and holds a clipped shape with…
To add moss to a topiary frame, soak sphagnum moss until it is soft, squeeze it damp, then push it into the…
An ivy topiary is live ivy trained over a wire frame until the leaves cover it and the frame reads as a…
A mossed, framed or lighted topiary always starts as a steel frame in the shape of the animal. For a framed piece,…
Full outdoor grade artificial foliage is plastic made for years of open sun: UV inhibitors and stabilizers are blended into the resin…
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