Bay Tree Topiary Trees - Lollipop Shape
1.8-2m (5ft 10-6ft 6)
Plant shape: Crown Lifted
Pot size: 160 Litres
Plant ID: 5871 64
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2.5-3m (8ft 2-9ft 10)
Plant shape: Crown Lifted
Pot size: 300 Litres
Plant ID: 5870 64
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Beautiful Topiary Bay Tree Lollipops
These Topiary Bay Trees come in half, quarter, ¾ and full standard shapes with a lollipop crown, meaning they have a straight clear stem with a spherical ball of foliage on top. This particular topiary shape is often referred to as lollipop. The type of ‘standard’ refers to the length of the clear stem – the shortest being quarter standard and the tallest being full standard.
Laurus Nobilis (or the Bay Tree) is an evergreen and high aromatic shrub or tree. Bay is fully hardy and is equally happy in sun or partial shade. These beautiful Topiary Bay Tree Lollipops are very happy to grow in containers and they look particularly elegant in terracotta planters on either side of an entrance doorway or driveway. As these ornamental topiary bay trees look great in pairs, we have a special price when you buy two.
Maintaining the topiary shape of the crown is very straight-forward. It simply requires a trim once per year. Ideally it is best to do this in winter when the plant is dormant. As bay trees are quite slow growing, one trim per year should do the job.
Twisted Stem Topiary Bay Trees:
You may also be interested in our Topiary Bay Tree Lollipops with a twisted stem. These very elegant specimens are large-sized mature topiary trees that provide your outside space with an instant impact. They are available in a 1.5 metre tall size and also a stunning 2 metre plus size.
Here at Paramount Plants, we are a topiary specialist nursery with an extensive range of topiary specimen plants. Read more about the ancient art of Topiary on our blog.
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