Japanese Topiary Buxus Pyramid

Buxus sempervirens, commonly known as Common Boxwood, is a versatile and timeless evergreen shrub, ideal for creating elegant topiary shapes such as pyramids. These topiary pyramids bring a sense of sophistication and structure to any garden.

Evergreen or Deciduous: Evergreen
Mature Height (meters): Typically grows to about 1-2 meters.
Mature Width (meters): Approximately 0.5-1 meter.
Spacing: Plant at least 0.5-1 meter apart to allow for its full growth and shape development.
Foliage: Features small, glossy, dark green leaves that provide a dense, lush appearance throughout the year.
Flowering Period: Produces small, inconspicuous, yellow-green flowers in late spring, which are not significant for ornamental value but can attract pollinators.
Form/Habit: Naturally compact and upright, making it ideal for pruning into topiary pyramid shapes. Its dense foliage creates a perfect canvas for precise shaping.
Uses: Perfect for formal gardens, entryways, and as standalone topiary features in pots or garden beds. Excellent for creating geometric shapes and adding vertical interest.
Sun: Prefers partial to full sun, thriving in well-lit conditions but can tolerate some shade.
Maintenance: Low to moderate maintenance; requires regular pruning to maintain its shape and compact form. Benefits from feeding with a balanced fertilizer in spring and autumn.
Water Requirement: Moderate; prefers well-drained soil and regular watering during dry spells, especially in the first few years to establish roots.

The Buxus sempervirens Japanese Topiary Buxus Pyramid is a staple in classic garden design, offering elegance and structure with minimal maintenance. Its evergreen nature ensures year-round interest and sophistication in any landscape.