Buxus Balls and Globes

Buxus Balls and Globes - Buxus Sempervirens
Evergreen and with small, glossy green leaves, Buxus Balls are the mainstay of many topiary gardens. They are particularly attractive when used on roof terraces and window box displays and have an Italianate look when planted in terracotta planters. Buxus Semperviren Balls has been one of our most popular forms of topiary shrub. Neatly clipped, Buxus Globes and Balls are very easy to maintain with just a light trim once or twice a year. Buxus plants are relatively slow growing and so it pays to select the largest size for your outdoor space at the outset. 
Let your imagination run wild and by multiple planting, create strong geometric shapes in your garden. Buxus balls can look incredible when planted en masse using different sizes, their dense, evergreen structure can look very striking.

Resistant Box Plants
Buxus Sempervirens has suffered in the UK these past few years, with an increase in the incidence of Box Blight. We discovered a new stock of Buxus Balls that are naturally resistant to blight and we have therefore confidently resumed their inclusion in our Topiary Collection as a consequence. As an introduction to these resistant plants, our current range is offered at great prices for such substantial and good quality specimens.  

We Recommend TopBuxus
Professional growers use these products to maintain healthy growth and as a preventative and now we’re pleased to be able to offer these to our customers. We recommend if you grow Box plants that you use these products on a regular basis.
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. 

Alternative Topiary Ball Plants – you may be interested in:
Ilex Crenata Blondie – beautifully shaped globes that have a fresh green new growth in Spring. Ilex Crenata Caroline Upright – cylindrical balls, dense foliage. Prunus Lusitanica Globes – larger leaves but dense foliage and many different sizes. Ilex Crenata Stokes – small leaves, very like Buxus forming rounded neat mounds. Pittosporum Golf Ball - neat topiary balls.