Live Boxwood Topiary Care

Topiary plants select a variety below to get all the details prices and see more photos rest assured when you buy live topiary plants online from wilson bros gardens we safely ship the highest quality container grown potted specimens that are ready upon arrival to plant and thrive for years to come in your gardens guaranteed.

Live boxwood topiary care.

Boxwood garden is known and respected for the superb quality of their plants. It is proudly displayed in many fine gardens around the world boxwood. In milder climates usda hardiness zones 8 and warmer container grown plants require very little winter care other than shelter from cold wind and harsh winter sun. Boxwood leaf miners scale insects lesion nematodes caterpillars and mites can be a problem.

Don t let the soil get completely dry. All a boxwood plant needs for winter care is a cool frost free place says horticulture magazine. Varying species of plants and pre cut shapes are available such as a spiral design a topiary shape or a double ball style. Boxwood blight is a serious problem in many states.

Do remove the burlap from your boxwood. Treat with organic neem oilor insecticidal spray. They can also be susceptible to powdery mildew pythium root rot canker and leaf spots. Winter gem boxwood 10 live plants 2 pot size buxus microphylla japonica fast growing cold hardy formal evergreen shrub 3 8 out of 5 stars 29 46 98 46.

Real preserved boxwood evergreen globe tree topiary in terracotta planter green plant for home decor single ball topiary 16 inch tall 4 6 out of 5 stars 62 41 99 41. It will speed up the develop of new roots however if it is a loose soil ball leave burlap on. Boxwood topiary is a fabulous addition to any garden. Feed topiary trees that are planted in pots and plant beds at least every few weeks with flower food until the plant has fully formed or filled out.

The plants are grown in the willamette valley where the soil is fertile sandy loam. Topiary is the art of shaping or sculpting plants into unique shapes. See below for more information and planting alternatives. Water the boxwood when the soil feels slightly moist.