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Topiary Columns
There is nothing like a column or flame shape to add a bit form to a garden. They can be created by clipping Taxus or Buxus and some other plants into these shapes or by using plants that are naturally growing in this form like certain conifers and trees. With any plant you are wanting to maintain to a desired form clipping regularly is essential. Holding plants in this way also makes it important to feed at least twice a year to keep the colour in the foliage. Experience has taught us not to clipp plants when there is a chance of spreading fungus into the cut leaves. So avoid clipping them in wet weather and use clean,sharp shears and clean the shears with a anti-bacterial solution each time you start a new plant. For more help read our recommended book. Topiary for everyone.
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Buxus Quatro Ball Stack 12 Litre Pot£122.50A 4 tiered stand of box balls starting wide and the bottom getting smaller, with a clear stem in between Learn More -
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Yew Fastigiata Aurea Newly Potted 50-60cm£18.50Yew Fastigiata Aurea this is called the Golden Irish Yew Tree, unlike the standard Irish Yew Tree, this variety is much more of a distinct golden colour, this will surely set it apart from any other tree in your garden. Clip to height
Newly potted from field grown taxus
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Yew Fastigiata Aurea Newly Potted 60-70cm£22.00Yew Fastigiata Aurea this is called the Golden Irish Yew Tree, unlike the standard Irish Yew Tree, this variety is much more of a distinct golden colour, this will surely set it apart from any other tree in your garden. Clip to height
Newly potted from field grown taxus
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Yew Fastigiata Robusta Newly Potted 70-80cm£24.50Taxus Fastigiata Robusta. A very dense and compact yew with light and dark green leaves. Naturally growing in a formal column.
Newly potted field grown taxus.
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Yew Fastigiata Robusta Newly Potted 90-100cm£31.50Taxus Fastigiata Robusta. A very dense and compact yew with light and dark green leaves. Naturally growing in a formal column.
Newly potted field grown taxus.
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