At roughly 125-150 pounds, it ships via LTL freight rather than parcel carrier, and comes with guidance on care, handling, and long-term maintenance. The cone form suits entryways, patios, garden pathways, and office lobbies, and it also works indoors given bright, indirect light. Because it’s a living plant rather than a synthetic or preserved piece, it needs regular watering — let the top layer of soil dry slightly between waterings — along with occasional trimming to keep the cone shape, and protection from extreme heat or frost. This is a made-to-order piece: pricing is quoted together with delivery rather than listed as a fixed price, since freight cost depends on your location. With proper care, live boxwood holds its shape and color for years. Made in 3 sizes, from 45-48 inches to 67-71 inches. Made in 3 sizes, from 45-48 inches to 67-71 inches.
Live Boxwood Cone Topiary, 45–71 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.
The same shapes with no zone to worry about: preserved boxwood · UV-rated artificial boxwood
Ships via LTL freight, quoted together with delivery. Made in 3 sizes, from 45-48 inches to 67-71 inches. Made in 3 sizes, from 45-48 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
- 45-48 in, 53-55 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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