Buxus Topiary Box Cones

Buxus Sempervirens Cones also Boxwood Pyramid Topiary
Evergreen, small-leaved, slow growing Buxus Sempervirens (Boxwood) has been gracing our gardens for centuries. It is best loved as a neatly clipped low hedge or use in geometric topiary shapes like these ever-popular Buxus Sempervirens Cones, also known as Buxus Pyramid Topiary. 

Buxus Topiary Cones are generally planted in pairs creating a symmetrical effect or at the corners of a low growing boxwood hedge to create a geometric balance. Plant on their own where you want to emphasise structure. However you use them, Buxus Topiary Cones will add a graceful elegance to your garden or patio - think of them as living green sculpture. As it is slow growing, Buxus Sempervirens topiary only requires one clip per year (maximum two) to keep it in shape. 

We are pleased to announce, our strong specimens of Buxus have been bred and selected to be resistant to Box blight. The successes in growing Box is due in no small measure to the invention of a range of products by a Dutch Buxus speciality nursery - TopBuxus is a range of products used by professional growers and informed gardeners. Designed to prevent box blight by fertilizing and using a specialist mulch and to cure when blight has occurred in your garden. We are delighted to be offering these products to our customers as a preventative measure and to help your Box plants get all the nutrients and goodness they need during their growing season. Resulting in fabulously green leaves and healthy plants.
TopBuxus Grow is designed as a fertilizer for Buxus Sempervirens, TopBuxus Carpet is a specially designed mulch which keeps fungal infection away and helps your quality plants stay healthy, TopBuxus Health Mix is a curative product to rid any evidence of box blight that has occurred in your garden.

If you are interested in good alternatives to English Boxwood (Buxus Sempervirens), we also recommend Ilex Crenata (Japanese Holly) as an ideal, blight resistant alternative. Read more on our blog post - Ilex Crenata – the practical answer to Box Blight