topiary

"At one point I had something like 30 rosemary topiaries.

In the 80's, the firm, which he did not want to name, asked for huge lighted topiaries on every table.

There are now 1200 trees, 50000 flowers, 7500 topiaries and 2500 roses.

There are many topiaries underway in various stages of growth.

Topiaries were jammed under the stage near the orchestra pit.

For the nature lover in me, there's not one, but two potted topiaries out front.

They throw the old football among tulip beds and topiaries.

Next to the villa is a terrace with a formal French garden and topiaries.

The first topiaries were started in the estate's greenhouse in 1912 and later moved.

"Most people have little topiaries, so they need little vines to put on them.

"Topiary is more clipping, and then they have an extensive rose garden.

"Topiary also offers possibilities for a sense of humor."

Mary thought of topiaries and smiled a little, just as a harried waitress came up to the table.

First came muscular black models with Afros that looked like neon topiaries.

Italian-style water gardens, topiaries and a series of fountains light up at night, with music.

It contains a large collection of topiaries including eighty sculptured trees.

It was under her direction a menagerie of 30 topiaries was created.

Along the way, children can play among giant topiaries shaped like frogs, butterflies and bugs.

"Right now we're doing a lot of topiaries for offices, using mosses and herbs.

Topiaries can be rented for parties as well.

In 1997, the attraction's queue was covered to provide shade and decorated with topiaries.

She found Vic in the garden, snipping the topiaries.

They sculptured topiaries where the settlers had kitchen gardens.

"So I said, let's do topiaries with grapes," she said.

She pointed down the avenue of topiaries behind her with a sparely elegant gesture.