Giraffe Topiary at Busch GardensDecember 16, 2010
I was totally amazed at the intricate topiaries at Busch Gardens. They were massive! This giraffe topiary was true to life size. It must take a lot of work to keep these topiaries looking as nice as they do. Aren't they impressive?
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Showing posts with label topiary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label topiary. Show all posts
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Tiger Topiary at Busch Gardens, Tampa, Florida
Tiger Topiary at Busch GardensDecember 16, 2010
I was amazed at the details that the arborists were able to create on the many large topiaries at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida. All of the detail comes from the effective use of the placement of the plants used followed by the meticulous maintenance to keep the topiaries at their prime. The topiaries are just so impressive, don't your think?
I was amazed at the details that the arborists were able to create on the many large topiaries at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida. All of the detail comes from the effective use of the placement of the plants used followed by the meticulous maintenance to keep the topiaries at their prime. The topiaries are just so impressive, don't your think?
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Butterfly Topiary (Busch Gardens, Tampa, Florida)
Butterfly TopiaryDecember 16, 2010
Bush Gardens has many fine examples of large topiaries. All of them are quite impressive to say the least. It is amazing how the arborist uses a combination of various plants to create the desired effect in the finished topiary. This huge butterfly topiary was near the pond with all of the California flamingoes and tucked back far enough to prevent getting
Bush Gardens has many fine examples of large topiaries. All of them are quite impressive to say the least. It is amazing how the arborist uses a combination of various plants to create the desired effect in the finished topiary. This huge butterfly topiary was near the pond with all of the California flamingoes and tucked back far enough to prevent getting
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