Leaf artificial boxwood spiral trees with pointed finials (pair, 90cm)

Description

A little flourish at the top makes these Leaf boxwood trees rather special. The foliage winds upwards in a slim spiral, finishing beneath a pointed decorative finial that gives each tree a more formal outline. Supplied as a matching pair, they make an inviting frame for a front door, a garden entrance or the doors leading out from a conservatory.

A graceful spiral for smaller spaces

Each tree stands approximately 90cm tall overall. The narrow shape is useful where you want a definite decorative feature without the broad crown of a bay tree. There is room for the eye to follow the twists of foliage, so the design still feels light even though the leaves are closely packed.

The green boxwood-style foliage covers the spiral support, with the pointed top adding a distinctive finishing detail. These are complete potted trees, ready to stand on the floor or inside your own decorative containers. There is no clipping schedule to keep the shape in order, and the two outlines remain coordinated through the seasons.

Make the pots part of your display

Small weighted nursery pots are included. They are practical bases for the trees, but a pair of larger outer planters can give the whole arrangement a more generous presence. Pale green pots would soften the look beside brickwork; dark grey or black would make the green leaves stand out against a white doorway.

Customers have used this approach with pleasing results, placing the trees in larger containers and adding ballast around the inner pots. One owner describes using sand to secure the bases. For an outdoor position, choose an outer planter that suits the space and add enough weight to make the finished display steady. Any extra planters, ballast or decorative stones are separate additions.

A welcoming entrance, with room for your own touches

Owners frequently appreciate how attractive the pair looks beside a door, and the customer photographs give a useful sense of their scale in everyday settings. Some have also added their own lights for evening interest. The trees themselves are unlit, so you can enjoy the plain green shape or decorate them to suit the season.

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, these spirals can work equally well in a hallway or sheltered porch. Give the foliage a gentle tidy after unpacking, then turn each pot until its best side faces the approach. Keeping the two bases level helps the pair look balanced, especially on older paving.

An occasional gentle clean will keep dust from dulling the small leaves. When moving the trees, support them at the pots rather than lifting them by the foliage or pointed tops. Their appeal is in that tidy, sculpted outline: a touch of traditional topiary without the work of keeping living box clipped into a spiral.