How Do You Make An Ivy Topiary?
Ivy topiaries can make a room look beautiful during any season of the year. You can leave them as they are or decorate them with ribbons for the fall and winter holiday seasons. Ivy topiaries can also look fresh decorated with small roses for a springtime feel. Making your own ivy topiary is a fun way to add a personal touch to your home. Buy or make a topiary frame in the size and shape you desire. Topiary frames can be purchased at your local garden center or hardware store, or you can create your own by reshaping a wire coat hanger. Fill a sturdy pot with potting soil and your choice of ivy for your topiary. Insert your topiary frame carefully into the pot. Make sure the soil is packed firmly around your frame. The frame will get heavier as the ivy grows, and you don’t want your topiary to topple over. Soak sphagnum moss for 10 to 15 minutes and wrap it around your topiary, securing it with twist ties or fishing line. If you are using a ball topiary, insert the moss inside the ball
