Creating a Standard Bay Tree
Topiarized evergreen herbs can be very expensive to buy, but large specimens do take many years of careful pruning. The techniques involved are simple, however, so try this at home and enjoy spectacular results.
- Excerpted from Simple Steps: Herbs
- A
- A
- A
E-mail This Page to Your Friends
xSuccess!
A link to %this page% was e-mailed
Step 4
Topiarized bay trees can become quite top heavy and will need extra support. Insert a garden stake into the rootball and loosely tie the stem, in two or three places, to the stake using garden string or expandable ties.
Enlarge Photo+Shrink Photo-DK - Simple Steps to Success: Herbs © 2009 Dorling Kindersley LimitedExcerpted from Simple Steps: Herbs
©Dorling Kindersley Limited 2009
We Recommend...
Creating a Parterre
Parterres are ornamental flower, herb or vegetable beds edged by low, tightly clipped evergreen hedges. This herb parterre is...
Creating a Wildlife Sanctuary
Cultivating a haven to attract feathered and not-so-feathered friends in your yard can be simple and fun.
From our Sister Sites:
- A Contemporary Topiary Garden (from HGTVGardens)
- How To Grow a Ficus Tree Indoors (from HGTVGardens)
- Creating a Design Plan (from HGTVGardens)
Shop Outdoor Products
Shop outdoor products from fire pits to outdoor furniture, planters and more





