Topiary

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It is a wonderful plant for creating small hedges or sculpting into a wide range of shapes. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be grown to form a small to medium size hedge. Or you may train it into a wide range of shapes.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It has been trained into a small ball which you can trim to maintain at the same size or allow to grow into a larger ball. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be kept clipped to the size that it is now or you can allow to grow into a bigger ball.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It has been trained into a small ball which you can trim to maintain at the same size or allow to grow into a larger ball. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be kept clipped to the size that it is now or you can allow to grow into a bigger ball.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It has been trained into a small ball which you can trim to maintain at the same size or allow to grow into a larger ball. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be kept clipped to the size that it is now or you can allow to grow into a bigger ball.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It has been trained into a short spiral shape which you can trim to maintain at the same size or allow to grow into a larger spiral shape. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be kept clipped to the size that it is now or you can allow to grow into a larger spiral.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A glossy evergreen plant with small deep green leaves. It has been trained into a short standard which you can trim to maintain at the same size or allow to grow into a larger head. Any trimming is best done in late April and again in late August. It will grow in a range of acidic soils except waterlogged and thrives in both sun and shade. This plant makes a great alternative for those who have been affected by the Box caterpillar.

Features:

• This plant can be kept clipped to the size that it is now or you can allow to grow into a larger head.
• Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality ericaceous compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good quality ericaceous compost or John Innes ericaceous compost is recommended. It is also a good idea to feed annually in the spring with an ericaceous fertiliser.

A trained form of the Shrubby Japanese Honeysuckle. Small dark green leaves with white flowers that are followed by black berries. Should be trimmed often to maintain size and shape. Best grown in sun or partial shade in a moist yet well drained soil.

Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good multipurpose compost or John Innes compost is recommended

A trained form of this popular conifer. Bright golden yellow young growth that deepens with age. Should be trimmed often to maintain its shape. Best grown in sun or partial shade in a moist yet well drained soil.

Here at Polhill we recommend that you use a good quality compost mixed with your garden soil when planting in the ground. If going into containers then a good multipurpose compost or John Innes compost is recommended