Lemon Cypress Topiary 2x Ball Live Topiary!

A minimum order of $200 for any combination of Lemon Cypress topiaries is required by the nursery.

This ivy topiary comes in a plastic pot.

Topiary is the art of clipping foliage of shrubs and trees into ornamental shapes. The shapes can be ball-shaped, squiggly shaped. In Orlando, Florida shrubbery is cut into the shapes of Disney characters. Topiary plants come double ball and fresh types. There are live Topiary trees.

Lemon Cypress Double Standard is a live topiary tree that comes in many sizes, from the large size that will stand in the corner, to potted sizes that can be used to decorate a desk. This tree can be trimmed in a ball type with two balls inches apart from each other. I almost resembles a cotton swab version of a tree with green leaves. It stands 28 inches high and weighs only five pounds. There are smaller Lemon Cypress plants that can be trimmed in a triangular shape, in three small triangular shapes, set a few inches a part, or in just a single puff-like shape that seems to stand on top of a thin trunk. The Lemon Cypress' soil needs to be kept moist, and the tree needs to be pruned on a regular basis. This plant costs about $40 and come in single, double, and triple foliage styles.

Fresh topiaryplants come in Olive Topiary, Cypress Topiary, Boxwood topiary,and more. A popular Fresh Topiary plant is the Fresh Ivy Topiary plant. They spread out to 4 inches wide. It is perfect for shelves or even a tall bookcase, allowing the plant to climb or dangle. This topiary plant can also be made into a heart shape for romantic anniversaries and even Valentine's Day. The Ivory Topiary needs to be almost entirely dry before it is watered. 

Our double ball topiary plant is a green plant that is pruned with one ball on top of the other. It can stand in the pot like two scoops of ice-cream it on a cone. Sometimes the balls can be placed several inches a part. They can be as small as 16 inches and as tall as 36 inches. The Double Ball can come in artificial or live. They come in many varieties including the Pepper Berry, the Balsam Hill, Boston International, and the ever popular Boxwood. The Boxwood Double Ball most commonly comes in the artificial and maintenance-fee type.

The Topiary plant should be pruned when it looks like it's starting to lose their shape. Indirect or filtered sunlight is helpful. You need to fertilize this plant about once a month to keep the bugs from nibbling. Even when you fertilize your topiary on a monthly basis, it's important to check regularly to make sure that pests like insects and rodents are not eating the leaves or the bark. When the roots of the topiary plant dry out too quickly, it may be time to consider replanting into a bigger pot. All live and fresh topiary plants should only be watered enough that only a little water trickles down; the soil should be moist and not wet.

Learn more about Care Instructions for the Lemon Cypress Topiary