This past weekend I went to a Home and Garden Show with a friend and found this corgi topiary. It was expensive, but I decided I couldn't live without it. I plan to leave it out in the rain to get soaked later this week and then plant some small plants on it. I am going to use hens and chickens for a collar and very small sedum for the britches. I'll post pictures of the finished corgi next week.
My friend bought this cocker spaniel. It is so adorable and already had everything planted on it. She looks very friendly greeting visitors on her front porch.
How big is your Corgi topiary? It looks massive - do you get the frame and then plant your own plants on it - or do you buy plants and then snip them around the frame?
ReplyDeleteIt's the size of a real life corgi. You punch holes in it and insert the small plants in the moss.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! It will be interesting to see what you do with the corgi one! Have fun!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it Sharon! That is the cutest thing! I can't wait to see it when you get it finished! Wow! That is going to look sweet!
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Angela
OH I love these!!!! You couldn’t leave without that topiary--it’s fabulous and so you!! I love your friend’s too. How creative. Can’t wait to see the finished Corgi :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, The topiary is adorable and just perfect for you! I love it.
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Sherry
Sharon, this is a most unique addition to your home. I can't wait to see the succulent additions!
ReplyDeleteI am your 100th follower! Yeah. I came by to thank you and visit after you came by and became a follower. Love topiaries and these are so fun. I also live in Va.
ReplyDeleteSo amazing!
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OMG, Sharon! That's the kind of dog I need! Very cute. How do the girls like it? That ought to be interesting!
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