I really enjoyed watching you trimming the boxwood into a gorgeous cone shape. You made it so easy shaping that boxwood plant. All your boxwood plants on the background are awesome and best of all well done neatly. More power to you & continue teaching viewers with your talents. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Aida, thank you very much for watching. If you have a chance feel free to have a look my other episodes of topiaries which I made pyramid, cloud, spirals and others.😍
Hello - thanks for the detailed instruction. I will be taking your tips and putting them to use as I trim my first topiary back into shape on Sunday, August 4, 2024. Wish me luck! Liz in Georgia, USA ~ 🇺🇸
This was amazing to watch. Therapeutic. Your boxwoods are beautiful! I live in Palm Springs, California, and I've just bought a 5-gallon Winter Gem Boxwood that looks more like a globe, but I would love to have a cone look like yours. Can I turn my globe boxwood into an "ice cream cone" like yours?
You have a fantastic collection of manicured shrubs . Good style of teaching. Very composed. I am a big fan of topiary .Thank you for sharing Liso. Jose from Melbourne Australia.
If i have a round or overgrown hedge. I buy sidewalk chalk in a can, spray my shape on it . Take my electric hedge trimmer and basically start cutting it out...like using scissors on a piece of paper but rounding it out.
Wow, you have an amazing cutter for shrubs, the output is well defined. In my previous company, the gardener only used scissors to make the shrubs look like Christmas Trees and balls.
Hi Chie, actually when cutting/trimming any shrubs for topiary anyone can use trimming tools available with them. Some tools can be scissors like you mentioned, sheers or even secateurs... 😀
I really enjoyed watching you trimming the boxwood into a gorgeous cone shape. You made it so easy shaping that boxwood plant. All your boxwood plants on the background are awesome and best of all well done neatly. More power to you & continue teaching viewers with your talents. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Aida, thank you very much for watching. If you have a chance feel free to have a look my other episodes of topiaries which I made pyramid, cloud, spirals and others.😍
Hello - thanks for the detailed instruction. I will be taking your tips and putting them to use as I trim my first topiary back into shape on Sunday, August 4, 2024. Wish me luck! Liz in Georgia, USA ~ 🇺🇸
Good luck and all the best for your topiary. Have fun in trimming it....😀
This was amazing to watch. Therapeutic. Your boxwoods are beautiful! I live in Palm Springs, California, and I've just bought a 5-gallon Winter Gem Boxwood that looks more like a globe, but I would love to have a cone look like yours. Can I turn my globe boxwood into an "ice cream cone" like yours?
You have a fantastic collection of manicured shrubs . Good style of teaching. Very composed. I am a big fan of topiary .Thank you for sharing Liso. Jose from Melbourne Australia.
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Your topiary are perfect beautiful work
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So satisfying to watch.
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If i have a round or overgrown hedge. I buy sidewalk chalk in a can, spray my shape on it . Take my electric hedge trimmer and basically start cutting it out...like using scissors on a piece of paper but rounding it out.
Great video! Learned a lot!
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Wow, you have an amazing cutter for shrubs, the output is well defined. In my previous company, the gardener only used scissors to make the shrubs look like Christmas Trees and balls.
Hi Chie, actually when cutting/trimming any shrubs for topiary anyone can use trimming tools available with them. Some tools can be scissors like you mentioned, sheers or even secateurs... 😀
I love your video and your Buxus Mr Lito Osie! Thank you!!!
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Good one, nice sharing.
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Very informative.
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Nice tips.
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