Topiary trees landscaping

The word topiary refers to the art of training and trimming trees into unique shapes. Season after Season, topiaries remain one of my favorite plants to fill our home with. From lush, full, and round topiaries like live boxwood, to thin and more bare-like olive and herb topiaries. Though hard to keep alive, I enjoy filling our home with any and all forms! I've been receiving some questions about topiaries lately and I thought this would be the perfect time to share the best real and faux…

Usually our Japanese Holly, Juniper and Pine resemble cloud shapes while the Box and Privet are more ball or pom-pom-like in appearance.

Topiary is the art of shaping plants. For beginners like us, we try and keep the shapes simple. More advanced topiary artists are capable of…

Save money by learning how to create your own spiral topiary and provide your garden with a focal point that you can be proud of.

With a little bit of time and effort, your conifers can be cut into a much more interesting shape. Your garden will look all the more interesting with some funky conifers going on. Below are some …

There is something that is just so classic about topiaries on the front porch. They look good year-round and really catch the eye. I’ve been obsessing over topiaries lately. I really want to buy or DIY a pair to go on either

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a novice still developing your green thumb, topiary is a year-round plant you'll want to master.

Discover how to use topiary to add year-round interest as a design feature in many styles of gardens, together with expert advice on clipped evergreens

Many evergreen shrubs can be used to create topiary shapes, but here I suggest my favourite Top 5 evergreen shrubs for topiary

Standards brighten up any front door and are useful if you want to divide areas in your garden.