Topiary trees, living or faux, can be a great accent both indoors and outdoors, providing a dash of greenery, sculptural beauty, and visual interest. While real topiaries require a lot of grooming and ...

The best way is to start on a very small plant and make it into your piece of topiary,” he says. Using a frame will also deprive you of the enjoyment and sense of achievement of creating ...

“For a blooming display during warmer spells through winter until early spring, plant winter-flowering violas and pansies now ...

It’s November already, and it’s time to prepare for the holidays. The University of Illinois Extension’s website has ...

A topiary is not made overnight. The plant, typically boxwood or yew, can be shaped year after year as it grows. The topiarist will use sharp long-handled or electric clippers, or, for the ...

Plastic pots are cheap and retain moisture well, but will need wrapping with bubble wrap over winter to prevent plant roots from freezing. Topiary specimens look good in wooden half barrels or ...

Work to create the Topiary Garden at King Charles' home starts ... More than 5,000 yew tree hedging plants in a range of sizes and shapes will be planted to eventually become topiarised.