Pot Size: M" | Height: 14.5 | Weight: 2 lb | Exposure: Bright, indirect light. | Indoor Tem: 40 - 80F 

Topiary plants with moss are like other plants that also have need of water, sunlight, fertilizers (to be used during time of active growth, but which can be disregarded during the winter season) and rich soils that are well-drained for survival as well as the occasional trimming. They bring life to ordinary surroundings in any home or office as impressive landscaping designs. There is a huge collection of live topiary plants in the open market which are supplied by distinct service providers online or at the site of activity. They can be contacted via email or through a phone call. 

Live topiary plants abound everywhere due to the overabundance of service providers. Some of these providers run rental services in which live topiary plants are rented out to offices, hotels as well as for private occasions like festivals, weddings, official events in commercial enterprises and general celebrations. This is the trend these days and the terms of rental are very accommodating. Depending on the occasion, customers can choose to rent live topiary plants for a single day, hours or even for weeks. 

Adding to your topiary garden is straightforward, fun and cheap. All that is needed is a vine, a vessel that is filled with nutrient-enriched soil as well as the form you want to train your vine on. The English ivy (Hedera helix) is usually preferred for this due to the fact that it grows very quickly, is able to withstand harsh conditions, looks quite lovely and can be grown in hanging baskets, in vessels of their own as well as at the lower part of other houseplants. 

Like most plants, there are parasites that do grievous harm to topiary plants; the notorious ones are the spider mites and mealy bugs and aphids. The best way to keep these plant pests away is to rinse the leaves under running water bi-weekly or after every 3 weeks. This practice also helps the plant to function better and discourages pest attack. You may also add insecticidal soap to a gallon of water and dip the foliage upside down into the water. If, however, you discover that the plant has been attacked by pests, use lightweight horticultural oil as per instructions printed on the label. You can also use safer soap, malathion, and pyrethrums. Follow the care instructions below to ensure a continued healthy moss ivy plant.

Care Instructions: How to care for your Mossed Ivy Animals