Boxwood Topiary bonsai plant

A boxwood topiary is a decorative, shaped evergreen plant, often a dense Buxus sempervirens, trained into formal shapes like balls or spirals for gardens, patios, or indoors, requiring regular (but minimal) pruning to maintain its form, preferring well-draining soil, and available as both living plants and realistic artificial versions for low-maintenance elegance.

Difference b/w Real Boxwood topiary and Artificial Boxwood Topiary

• Description: Slow-growing, dense evergreen shrub, ideal for shaping.
• Care: Needs well-draining soil, moderate water, full sun to partial shade.
• Maintenance: Requires pruning 2-3 times during the growing season (spring to summer) to keep its shape, starting at the top and working down.
• Uses: Containers, hedges, entrances, formal gardens, or standalone accents. 

• Description: Lifelike replicas with dense foliage, often in double-ball or spiral shapes.
• Benefits: No watering, trimming, or sunlight needed; weather-resistant.
• Uses: Indoor/outdoor decor, offices, patios, weddings, or anywhere low maintenance is desired.