Topiary Eagle on stem - 210cm tall mothers day In the 1440's the architects

In the 1440's the architects of the time had the idea of putting citrus trees in very large pots all around the gardens

Portuguese laurel makes a fine evergreen hedge with dense bushy growth and glossy dark green leaves which have red stalks

the bare framework bursts into life with fresh green foliage and masses of delicate pink-tinged white blossom

Hardy and easy to grow

A very attractive slow growing tree

Topiary Eagle on stem - 210cm tall mothers day In the 1440's the architectsHeight: 212cm including stem (actual height of Eagle: 80cm) Length: 155cm Depth: 105cm This Eagle frame has been handwelded from steel wire and covered in ligustrum delavaynum (box leaf privet). The stem of this Ligustrum plant is very tall, and has been concealed by several oak branches, so the eagle appears to be perched on a tall branch. The plants are woven onto the frame, so that the entire piece is covered in leaves. All you have to do is clip