Keep soil evenly moist, but not wet. Our lemon cypresss topiary plant is awesome to add freshness to any room.  to retain shape. 

This ivy topiary comes in a plastic pot.

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

If you are searching for a cost effective method of enhancing the attractiveness, as well as the property value, of your home or office, adding a few classic topiary items to your outside decor is an excellent way to do so. Fresh plants give an air of urbane, rural charm to any property, and can be easily maintained in order to provide a life time of enjoyment.

Introducing The Lemon Cypress Cone

If you're looking for a popular, easy to maintain live topiary plant for your home or office, the Lemon Cypress Cone is a sure bet. At a height of 18 inches and a maximum weight of 2.25 pounds, this classic fresh topiary item is an excellent addition to your property. 

A Lemon Scented Classic Is Available For Your Property 

The Lemon Cypress Cone is a well regarded single ball topiary that has enhanced the private and professional property of home owners for several centuries. Perhaps the secret of its timeless appeal is its graceful, cheery appearance, as well as the fresh, lemon scented odor its leaves give off throughout the year. Because of these attractive features, the Lemon Cypress Cone has long been valued by many property owners as a graceful alternative to the traditional Christmas tree. 

Proper Care of The Lemon Cypress Cone

Proper care and maintenance of the Lemon Cypress Cone is an easy, no fuss affair. You'll need to keep the soil evenly spread and relatively moist, although not overly wet. A bit of regularly scheduled pruning will keep the topiary plant in expert trim. When properly cared for and maintained, the Lemon Cypress Cone will reward its owner with a long service life of beauty and fashionable adornment. 

Special Tips For Easy Maintenance 

There are a few tips that you will need to keep in mind when caring for your new Lemon Cypress Cone. If you do planning on substituting this classic topiary item for a Christmas tree, make sure you hang very light weight ornaments from its leaves, as they are quite brittle and soft and won't hold up to much pressure.

The Lemon Cypress Cone has very few natural enemies, although you should be on the lookout for aphids during the spring and summer seasons. Give your plant an early spring time spraying in order to avoid the prospect of an unwelcome infestation. 

As for feeding, the Lemon Cypress Cone responds very well to acidic based food. It's a hardy plant, and will survive such occasional hazards as frost and high wind with admirable aplomb. A bit of pruning will normally suffice to make the Lemon Cypress Cone one of your most reliable and attractive topiary features at your home or property. 

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