Sales Catalogue

Buxus bodinieri

Bodinieri has bright emerald green oval shaped leaves. Originates from China and is suitable for a sheltered position.

Buxus ‘Macowani’

Commonly known as Cape box. Slow growing with delicate shiny green leaves and when mature has a yellow fine grained stem. Prefers a sheltered position, hardy when mature.

Buxus sempervirens

Buxus sempervirens is the most commonly used species of box for topiary, parterres and hedges. It is popular because of its manageable growth habit and small dense, glossy attractive, evergreen leaves.

Buxus sempervirens ‘Elegantissima’

Elegantissima is sometimes known as silver box. The small variegated leaves have a bright irregular yellow margin with a green centre. It grows slowly and its structure and habit make it very suitable for low hedges, Knot gardens and topiary.

Buxus sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’

Suffruticosa has a rich shinning green leaf, the structure of the plant is compact. Its habit is dense and slow growing, naturally growing into a rounded shape.

Buxus sempervirens ‘ Suffruticosa Bentley Blue’

Bentley Blue is very slow growing with a much smaller leaf than semp ‘Suffruticosa’. It has a very neat compact habit.

Buxus sempervirens ‘ Latifolia Maculata’

Latifolia Maculata is sometimes known as golden box. The leaves are irregularly flecked or streaked with yellow and lime green. Suitable for Knot gardens.

Buxus sempervirens ‘Rotundifolia’

Rotundifolia has mid green, ovate leaves, with fresh pale green leaves in the Spring.

Buxus sempervirens ‘Memorial’

Memorial has small, dark, re-curved, compact leaves, but is faster growing than Suffruticosa.

Buxus sinica ‘Tide Hill’

(loose hedging) Tide Hill has pale green leaves and a mound forming habit. It enjoys shade will grow slowly to form a circular loose mound of a metre across that does not necessarily require cutting.

Buxus microphylla ‘ Faulkner’

Faulkner has rounded emerald green leaves that turn a ’foxy’ red in winter. It is a good hedging plant with a low growing habit.

Laurus nobilis

Laurus nobilis commonly known as bay or sweet bay. The leaves are dark green, glossy and oval shaped. The leaves are aromatic and can be used in cooking. Star shaped, pale yellow flowers are produced in the Spring, followed by black fruit.

Phillyrea ‘Latifolia’

Good dark green oval shaped leaves. In between box and bay in size. A popular plant for topiary in the 17th Century.

Taxus baccata

Commonly known as Yew. A native confer with dark green foliage and red berries in the autumn. Slow growing.

Ilex aquifolium ’J.C. van Tol’

Ilex is commonly known as holly, this variety has dark green oval shaped leaves with virtually no spines. Full of bright red berries in the autumn.

Terms of Business

• We reserve the right to adjust our prices without prior notice.
• Payment for mail orders must be received before despatch of the goods.
• Every effort is made to ensure that plants are despatched in good condition, pest and disease free, but are sold without warranty.
• Local deliveries are free on orders over £50.00. For further distances, deliveries will be charged at cost.
• Mail order goods must be checked for damage before the carriers’ delivery note is signed — as neither the carrier nor ourselves will accept liability unless notified at the time of delivery.
• Complaints are dealt with on their own merit.
• Liability is limited to the purchase price of the goods.

Mail Order

• Please telephone 07775 602 704 or email first to check availability.
• Mail order is available throughout the year except from March to June when new growth could be damaged in transit.

Cheques should be made payable to Topiary Arts, with your full name and address written on the back.