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Topiary Resources

Magnolia L - MD

26 years ago

I'm interested in getting information about topiary. I've gone to the library and have taken out two books on the subject, but I like to get first-hand information from the GWers. I value their comments, suggestions, and input. Any information would be a help.

I've already gone into the Samia Rose Topiary website.

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Christine P - 7
26 years ago
I've been "dabbling" in topiary this year also. I found some excellent forms on Ebay. I thought they were reasonably priced compared to my local nursery. Most of their very beautiful forms were $100 and up! Yikes. I would also appreciate any information on the topic. I am using ivy presently but would like to get into some rosemary. Scented geraniums? That sounds wonderful too!
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