How To Make Timmy the Topiary Turtle

Leave enough space for the roots of the plants to grow and spread.
Plant the topiary:

Choose small plants suitable for topiary, such as creeping plants or small boxwood. These plants are easy to shape and maintain.
Carefully remove the plants from their containers and gently shake off excess soil. Position the plants in the soil-filled hollow of the topiary turtle.

Arrange the plants in a way that complements the turtle shape. For example, place creeping plants around the edges to form the shell and use taller plants for the head and legs.

Use twine or plant ties to secure the plants in place. Tie the plants to the wire frame to prevent them from moving or falling out.
Be gentle to avoid damaging the plants while securing them.
Water and care:

After planting, water the topiary turtle thoroughly to help the plants establish their roots.
Place the topiary in a sunny location but avoid direct, harsh sunlight that could damage the plants.

Trim and maintain:

Regularly trim the plants to maintain the turtle shape. Use sharp pruning shears to shape the topiary as the plants grow.
Water the topiary as needed to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
Optional: Decorate with pebbles or stones:

You can add small pebbles or stones around the base of the topiary turtle to enhance its appearance.
Remember that creating a topiary turtle may require some patience and skill, but the results can be rewarding. Timmy the Topiary Turtle will make a charming addition to your garden or indoor space. Enjoy the process and get creative with your design!