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Ilex crenata 'Jenny' Ball – A Compact, Evergreen Topiary with a Fine, Formal Finish Ilex crenata 'Jenny' is a refined, slow-growing evergreen shru...
View full detailsEuonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire’ Ball – Compact Evergreen Structure with Year-Round Appeal Euonymus japonicus ‘Green Spire’ Ball is a neatly clipp...
View full detailsBuxus Ball 25-30cm – A Refined Touch for Every Landscape The Buxus Ball 25-30cm is an elegant and versatile evergreen shrub that adds a refined, st...
View full detailsIlex crenata ‘Jenny’ Ball Neat, glossy, and effortlessly elegant, the Ilex crenata ‘Jenny’ Ball is a compact evergreen topiary with a naturally rou...
View full detailsEuonymus 'Green Spire' is a compact, evergreen shrub that is prized for its narrow, upright growth habit and vibrant green foliage. It's a versatil...
View full detailsBuxus Ball – A Timeless, Elegant Addition to Your Garden Buxus Ball is a charming, low-maintenance evergreen shrub that adds structure, sophisticat...
View full detailsTaxus baccata ‘Ball’ (25 cm, 6 L Pot) Compact, dense, and perfectly rounded, Taxus baccata ‘Ball’ is an elegant, slow-growing evergreen ideal for s...
View full detailsIlex crenata ‘Jenny’ Ball Neat, glossy, and effortlessly elegant, the Ilex crenata ‘Jenny’ Ball is a compact evergreen topiary with a naturally rou...
View full detailsRhododendron 'Bloombux Magenta Ball' (5 Litre Pot) – A Compact, Magenta-Blooming Evergreen for Year-Round Colour and Structure Rhododendron 'Bloomb...
View full detailsBuxus Ball (Buxus sempervirens) 40/45cm – Elegant, Evergreen & Perfectly Shaped for Stylish Gardens The Buxus Ball (40/45cm) is a beautifully c...
View full detailsIlex crenata ‘Dark Green’ Ball – Box Alternative Topiary with Clean Structure Ilex crenata ‘Dark Green’ Ball is a beautifully clipped evergreen top...
View full detailsEuonymus 'Green Spire' Topiary Ball – Elegant Year-Round Structure Euonymus 'Green Spire' is a versatile, evergreen shrub renowned for its compact,...
View full detailsTaxus baccata Ball – A Classic Evergreen for Year-Round Structure Taxus baccata Ball is a beautifully rounded, slow-growing evergreen shrub prized ...
View full detailsBuxus sempervirens Duo-Ball Stack – 12 Litre PotClassic Evergreen Elegance with a Sculptural Twist The Buxus sempervirens Duo-Ball Stack features t...
View full detailsYew are slow growing and have a very stately look and feel. They do not like being water-logged and only need a clip once a year.
Buxus Ball – A Timeless, Elegant Addition to Your Garden Buxus Ball is a charming, low-maintenance evergreen shrub that adds structure, sophisticat...
View full detailsBuxus Sempervirens Trio-Ball Stack – A Sculptural Masterpiece for Every Garden The Buxus Sempervirens Trio-Ball Stack is an exceptional and eye-cat...
View full detailsIlex crenata 'Ball' – A Compact, Rounded Holly for Small Gardens Ilex crenata 'Ball' is a dense, evergreen holly variety with a perfectly rounded s...
View full detailsBuxus Ball 60cm – A Statement of Elegance and Structure for Your Garden The Buxus Ball 60cm is a sophisticated and visually striking evergreen shru...
View full detailsBuxus Sempervirens Trio-Ball Stack 12 Litre Pot – Elegant, Structured Topiary for Timeless Garden Design The Buxus Sempervirens Trio-Ball Stack is ...
View full detailsTaxus baccata – Yew Topiary Ball (50–55cm) – Classic Evergreen Structure Taxus baccata, the English Yew, shaped into a 50–55cm topiary ball, is a t...
View full detailsTaxus baccata Ball – Timeless Evergreen Structure for Formal GardensThe Taxus baccata Ball, or Yew Ball, is a classic topiary form crafted from Eng...
View full detailsYew Ball (Taxus baccata) – 50cm | 18 Litre Pot A beautifully shaped Taxus baccata (English Yew) ball, grown to a 50cm diameter in an 18-litre pot, ...
View full detailsTaxus baccata Ball – Timeless Evergreen Structure for Formal GardensThe Taxus baccata Ball, or Yew Ball, is a classic topiary form crafted from Eng...
View full detailsIlex × meserveae ‘Blue Maid’ – Elegant Evergreen Topiary with Winter Colour(Topiary Ball, 90–100cm Diameter) Ilex × meserveae ‘Blue Maid’ is a hard...
View full detailsYew Ball (Taxus baccata) – 90-100cm This Taxus baccata (English Yew) ball, grown to a 90-100cm diameter, is a beautifully shaped, evergreen shrub ...
View full detailsOsmanthus burkwoodii Topiary Ball – 120cm WideElegant Evergreen Topiary with Seasonal Fragrance and Year-Round Form The Osmanthus burkwoodii Topiar...
View full detailsTaxus baccata – Yew Topiary Ball – Timeless Evergreen Structure Taxus baccata, commonly known as the English Yew, forms one of the most iconic and ...
View full detailsEuonymus alatus Topiary Ball – 120/130cm WideSculptural Form with Fiery Autumn Colour & Year-Round Appeal The Euonymus alatus Topiary Ball (120...
View full detailsOsmanthus Burkwoodii Dome – 120cm WideElegant Evergreen Structure with Fragrant Seasonal Interest The Osmanthus burkwoodii Dome (120cm) is a beauti...
View full detailsTopiary balls, a classic and elegant form of topiary, add a sophisticated and visually striking touch to any garden. These perfectly sculpted spheres are created from small trees or shrubs and meticulously shaped into round, geometric forms. Topiary balls provide a unique way to add both structure and elegance to your outdoor space, offering a timeless and versatile design element.
Topiary balls are relatively easy to care for but require regular attention to maintain their neat appearance. They are often kept in pots, which necessitates consistent watering and high-quality compost. To support their health and reduce the frequency of pruning, using a specialist topiary fertiliser is recommended. This type of fertiliser helps control excess growth and promotes a balanced shape.
Topiary balls are a timeless choice that enhances both formal and contemporary gardens. They thrive in partial shade and benefit from regular feeding and maintenance. A good trim, traditionally performed on Derby Day, in June, along with occasional touch-ups throughout the year, will ensure your topiary balls remain in excellent condition.
The growth rate of topiary balls can vary significantly depending on the type of plant and its growing conditions. At Grasslands, we offer a diverse range of topiary balls, each with its own growth characteristics. For example, evergreen varieties such as Boxwood and Yew typically grow at a moderate pace, gradually developing their dense, rounded shapes over several years. In contrast, faster-growing species like Hornbeam can achieve their ball shape more quickly but may require more frequent trimming to maintain their form.
To ensure you choose the right topiary ball for your garden, click on each product to view detailed information about its specific size and growth rate. This will help you select the best option to suit your garden’s needs and desired look.
Ensure consistent moisture, especially if the topiary balls are kept potted. Regular watering is crucial but avoid waterlogging.
Pruning is essential to maintain the desired shape and health. Use sharp shears to trim off any protruding branches. Light, frequent trims will help keep your topiary balls in form, with a more significant trim recommended in late winter or early spring. Touch-ups throughout the year will keep them looking their best.
Use a high-quality topiary fertilizer to support healthy growth and maintain a balanced shape. This will help control excess growth and reduce the need for frequent pruning.
A fungal disease that appears as a white, powdery coating on leaves and stems, often thriving in warm, dry conditions with poor air circulation.
Caused by overwatering or poorly draining soil, root rot results in soggy soil and decaying roots, which can cause wilting and leaf drop.
These tiny pests cause stippling or a speckled appearance on leaves and can lead to webbing. They thrive in dry, dusty conditions.
Small, soft-bodied insects that feed on plant sap, causing curling or distortion of leaves. They can also excrete honeydew, leading to sooty mould.
These pests attach themselves to stems and leaves and feed on sap, appearing as small, immobile bumps on the plant.
