SettingsFour Pairs from£245 GrownTuscany SoldIn pairs

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Where will
they stand?

Start with the place — the door, the patio, the drive, the balcony — and we’ll show you the pairs that belong there.

Entrances & DoorwaysMatched topiary cones flanking a rural farmhouse entrance

First impressions

Entrances & Doorways

The classic pair either side of the door — the British welcome, grown in Tuscany.

Pairs from £245

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Courtyards & PatiosCloud pruned privet beside patio sliding doors

Focal points

Courtyards & Patios

An outdoor room furnished in evergreen — pots, corners and anchors that hold all year.

Pairs from £245

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Driveways & PathwaysSymmetrical topiary pair lining a formal garden path

Linear guidance

Driveways & Pathways

Rhythm and repetition down the run — the arrival you see first and last every day.

Pairs from £245

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Balconies & TerracesTopiary ball standard pair on a balcony

Elevated living

Balconies & Terraces

Structure and privacy at height — compact, wind-tolerant, happy in pots.

Pairs from £245

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The collective

All four, side by side.

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Choosing by place

The place picks the plant.

Light, wind, ground or pot — the setting decides more than taste does.

At the door, symmetry is the whole point — a matched pair either side is the classic British welcome, and if the doorway faces north, shade-proof yew and Japanese holly hold their colour where other evergreens thin. Our entrance plants collection gathers the pairs that do it best.

On the patio, plants are the furniture — tall evergreens in pots give a paved space walls and corners it keeps all winter. Along the drive, it’s rhythm that reads — repeated forms at even spacing turn a daily arrival into an event, with container-grown root balls that are safe beside tarmac and paving. Up on the balcony, wind rules everything — the balcony collection is built from compact, wind-tolerant pairs with the pot-weight guidance to match.

Whichever place you’re planting, it arrives as a true matched pair — selected together in Tuscany, grown side by side, photographed together before dispatch.

The directory

Four places. Three shortcuts.

Entrances & DoorwaysFirst impressions — the classic flanking pair; shade-proof picks for north-facing doors.from £245
Courtyards & PatiosFocal points — tall evergreens that live happily in pots, all twelve months.from £245
Driveways & PathwaysLinear guidance — pencils, spirals and balls for lining runs with rhythm.from £245
Balconies & TerracesElevated living — compact, wind-tolerant structure and privacy at height.from £245

Or let the design come done —

Front Garden SchemesA matched pair plus the border to go with it — designed, delivered, done.from £545
Borders by the MetreReady-made borders anchored by clipped evergreen structure, priced per metre.from £275/m
Architectural CollectionMulti-plant sculptural compositions at specimen grade — the commission tier.from £1,340
Good questions

Asked before placing.

What plants work best either side of a front door?
A matched pair — that's the whole trick. Lollipop standards lift a clipped head to eye level against the frame; balls suit lower porches. If the door faces north or sits in shade, English yew and Japanese holly are the two evergreens that keep full colour there. The entrance collection is curated for exactly this job, from £245 the pair.
Can topiary live permanently in pots on a patio?
Yes — that's how most of our patio pairs live. Pot up several sizes with real drainage, lift onto pot feet from October so roots never sit in water, and water once or twice weekly through the first summer. Every pair ships with care guidance, and species like Japanese holly and Italian cypress are long-term container plants by nature.
Is it safe to plant near a driveway or paving?
Our plants are container-grown with compact, non-invasive root balls — nothing like the forest-tree roots that lift tarmac. Planted in ground or kept in pots along the run, they're driveway-safe; the driveway collection includes spacing guidance for even rhythm down a run.
What survives on a windy balcony or roof terrace?
Compact, dense forms with low sail area — balls and cubes over tall thin shapes — in heavy pots that double as anchorage. Japanese holly and yew shrug off exposure best. The balcony collection is selected around wind first, with pot-weight guidance included.
What do pairs cost and how does delivery work?
Every setting opens at £245 the pair (Italian cypress pencils), with most classic pairs between £270 and £935 — prices include VAT and are always for the pair. Designed schemes run from £545, borders from £275 per metre. Delivery is kerbside pallet, UK-wide, in 14–21 working days with the driver calling about an hour ahead — details on delivery & returns. Every pair carries the 7-day Matching and 6-month Thrive Guarantees with Lifetime Care Support.
Topiary Twins

Every place. Always in pairs.

Door, patio, drive or balcony — the setting changes, the standard never does.

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