Hi ferncreek
I'd be very interested. I'd love to see a pic. Let me know if I can help you post a pic. It's very easy once you get the hang of it. Thanks, ~mamabirrd

Links to photos of topiary forms are below. Still having some problems, so you might have to copy/paste these, but they should get you there....

http://us.f3.yahoofs.com/users/418ae76bzd299c63e/1e0a/__tn_/a270.jpg?phs_TBCB11xTKgwB

http://us.f3.yahoofs.com/users/418ae76bzd299c63e/1e0a/__tn_/2c1c.jpg?phcSUBCBixWgJFiu

OK, here are links that will take you to photos you can actually SEE without a magnifying glass:

http://us.f3.yahoofs.com/users/418ae76bzd299c63e/1e0a/__sr_/a270.jpg?ph0bUBCBCfHSPKqe

http://us.f3.yahoofs.com/users/418ae76bzd299c63e/1e0a/__sr_/2c1c.jpg?ph0bUBCBdvB2nsvH

I am interested but we live in very different climates and I don't have many plants on your wish list. Are you interested in tropicals or I have some wonderful books. I have The complete book of Practical Gardening by Peter McHoy which is a beautiful book over 2000 photos and 500 pages of information. It retails for $50 and is in very good condition. Another book I have is The Complete garden flower book. This one has 800 pages full of pictures and is also in very good condition. These are both hard back books which I would keep except the plants they discuss and much of the information doesn't relate to gardening in zone 10. If interested send me a picture of your topiary as your link isn't working.

Thanks to all who were interested. I apologize for the links that you all tried to see. The obelisks are spoken for.
ferncreek