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Fresh Topiary plants  and preserved topiary plants

  We created Fresh Topiary to supply a niche that lacked quality and selection at a great price. Unlike topiaries purchased at nurseries and home improvement stores, Fresh Topiary plants are shipped directly to you straight from the grower. This means the greenest, freshest plants 100% of the time
Safe Arrival - Your plant is carefully packed and sent via Federal Express or UPS direct to your door.  If for any reason you are not satisfied, we accept them back and provide a full refund.
Huge Selection - We now stock what is probably the largest range of Topiary plants in the United States, along with a fantastic selection of adorable mini-trees.
  Topiary is the oldest form of topiary. Free-standing shrubs and trees are pruned and sheared into specific shapes. This works best with geometric forms such as balls, squares or rectangles, and is not well suited to creating complex shapes. Standards are just a single stem, selected early, and pruned up. Herb topiaries, especially rosemary, thyme and lavender, are commonly plants pruned into a standard. Many landscape plants can be sculpted into recognizable shapes. Yew is one of the most common in northern gardens for shaping into balls, cones, or squares.
True topiary is a living ornament made from live shrubs and trees that are snipped and clipped into a wide variety of shapes, including pyramids, spirals, pom-poms, or even animals.

 

  The Satsuki Azalea blooms in late spring and produces vibrant multi-colored flowers. They have been grown in Japan for centuries and are more dwarf than other hybrid groups. Satsuki means "fifth month" and are considered late bloomers.

Botanical Name: Rhododendron indicum
Light: Filtered, partial sun. Avoid prolonged direct exposure to spring and summer sun.
Water: Keep the soil damp as roots can dry out easily which is fatal to the tree. If using tap water that is high in lime, repot the tree every year to keep the soil acidity high.

 


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