Hornbeam Topiary Pyramid

Hornbeam Topiary is growing in popularity, although Hormbeam Topiary with a Pryamid Shape are still relatively unusual in the UK. Betulus or Hornbeam is prized for its resilience, ease of care and highly attractive foliage with good autumn colour. One of its best qualities is the fact that it is well suited to any form of pruning, training, and shaping. This  is why it is often used as the tree of choice for pleached trees. Naturally, for the same reason, this tree also lends itself well to topiary forms.

Our Hornbeam Triangular Shape topiary tree has a long, clear stem with a meticulously trained crown above it. The conical or triangular shape of the topiary’s crown offers structural interest and as it matures, will look stunning in any landscape.

Height and Spread of Hornbeam Topiary Pyramid
This Hornbeam Triangular Shape topiary tree will be easy to keep under control with regular yearly trims. As this is a mature specimen, it stands at an impressive 3 metres tall without a pot. The bare trunk accounts for 1.8 metres and the rest is made up of  the striking triangular crown growing over a frame.

How Hardy is Hornbeam Topiary Pyramid
As with all forms (trained and untrained) of the robust Hornbeam, this Hornbeam topiary is  fully hardy in the United Kingdom.

How To Use Hornbeam Topiary Pyramid
This unusual and beautiful Hornbeam Triangular Shape topiary tree will definitely turn heads. The combination of a long clear trunk with an above head topiary crown makes this gorgeous specimen a great choice for lining pathways or adding height to existing borders and walls on your property.

How To Care for Hornbeam Topiary Pyramid
This Hornbeam Triangular Shape topiary tree is undemanding. All it needs is to be trimmed annually, and it will stay in top shape. This low-maintenance tree will do well in full sun to partial shade and flourish in most soils.

In addition to Hornbeam Triangular Shape topiary tree, we also offer cubed Boxhead Hornbeam Trees and Hornbeam Topiary Spirals. See also our regular pleached hornbeam trees.