An example of our double layer boxwood topiary. (Click to enlarge)
An example of our rosemary spiral topiary. Click to enlarge)
The holiday season is right around the corner and that means we’re beginning to see holiday lights, often on topiaries. Thanks to their timeless beauty, topiaries continue to grow in popularity year after year. The combination of the variety of stylish, manicured designs, with their sleek and compact shapes, makes topiaries so versatile – and well suited for almost any decor. From hotel lobbies to restaurants, offices to homes and government buildings to weddings we’ve used topiaries to dress them all for the holidays and beyond.
But growing and maintaining a live topiary just isn’t feasible for most people. Just looking at the topiary guide on the Martha Stewart website can make your head spin. Faux options big box retailers from Pottery Barn to Amazon don’t offer the lasting quality that Make Be-Leaves can.
An example of our single ball bay leaf topiary. (Click to enlarge)
An example of our cone-shape boxwood topiary. (Click to enlarge)
Here are a few ideas for incorporating artificial topiaries into a variety of settings:
- Set one on either side of a fireplace, entertainment center or dining hutch
- Place a pair at a front entrance
- Enhance a long, stark corridor
To add a festive feel to these handsome topiaries – simply attach small white lights. You can even think about adding poinsettias to the planter base as well. Get creative!
We’re proud to offer an assortment of topiary styles, including spiral, single, double and triple sphere, cone-shaped, tall and slender square, and in a variety of foliages, some of which you can see on this page.
Our slender square column boxwood topiary. (Click to enlarge)
Our citrus leaf spiral topiary on metal poles.
You can use your own decorative containers, or choose from our assortment of lightweight fiberglass planters.
Can we help transform your space in time for the holidays? Email me at susie@makebe-leaves.com for a complimentary consultation.
