Topiary

Topiary shaped and kept for estates, entrances and storefronts.

Entrances

Paired topiary in planters for front doors, storefronts and building entrances.

Shaped by Hand

Boxwood, yew and other topiary shaped by hand to hold clean lines through the season.

Kept in Form

Regular clipping visits keep each shape crisp without stressing the plant.

Formal Gardens

Clipped hedges, balls, cones and borders maintained for estates and formal gardens.

Common Questions

How often does topiary need clipping?

Most topiary needs shaping two or three times a year, with lighter touch-ups between.

Can you shape an overgrown shrub into topiary?

Often, over one or two seasons, depending on the plant and how much growth there is to work with.

Do you supply topiary for planters?

Yes. Topiary can be sourced, planted and placed at entrances, then kept on a care schedule.

Which plants work best?

Boxwood and yew are the classic choices for the Pittsburgh climate.