Artificial boxwood tower

Our artificial trees are designed to be low faff for you, and they will be... trust us! Arranging the foliage sounds complex, but in this case, it's really just fixing up any foliage that was flattened in the box.

To do this, start at the bottom of your tree and gently work the foliage out. Remember that topiary is designed to be tight... so in other words, you don't need to do too much.

If in any doubt, give us a buzz and one of our team will be happy to help. 😊

Our whole range of outdoor artificial topiary trees is UV resistant which extends their lifespan outside. However, there's still a couple of things you can do to ensure your new tree has a happy and long life.

If your tree is potted, rotate it from time to time to ensure any weathering happens evenly. During extreme weather like high winds or prolonged rainfall, try to protect your topiary. This can be moving it indoors or to a sheltered area or protecting it if it can't be moved.

The other, which applies to natural wood topiary trees, is to apply stain to the base of the tree on an annual basis.

For more information, check out our guide to caring for outdoor trees.

All of our faux topiary arrives in a plain black pot. This should be put into a slightly larger and more decorative pot when it arrives with you. This will increase stability and help the tree blend into its new home.

Potting your tree is simple. You can read our full potting guide here, or follow these basic steps:

1. Select a pot, with drainage hole, which is slightly larger than the faux trees starter pot

2. Pop the tree into the pot and ensure it is straight

3. Fill around the pot with sand or soil and compact

4. Top off with decorative gravel