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    Harper's Topiary Garden

    4.5 (124 reviews)

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    Picture spot!
    Jasmine C.

    Super cute fun pic spot but don't get your hopes up it is literally just one house who does this. So be mindful, it is a residential area, you should only designate like 2-3 minutes as a pit stop.

    Carmen V.

    Great job with this fabulous topiary garden located in a residential area in Mission Hills. I found it looking for interesting, unique spots in San Diego. The house is on a hill as it is gorgeous and has a little free library next to it. I found parking just across the street and took this as an excuse for an hour or urban hike around. Perfect walk for a going June day! Beautiful and fun shapes, sometimes takes a look or two to decipher.

    Gail U.

    Very cool home with various topiaries fronting their property. Whimsical see what animal shaped greenery you can find.

    Front view
    Scarlett H.

    Great little spot for a quick visit or photo shoot. Owner of this private property manicures their bushes into shapes/forms of animals, toys and people. One of its kind and unique! In a residential neighborhood away from the tourist area so pretty easy to park near by and do the quick walk to the spot. It's only one front yard so not a lot to see but you can do this place in just 10-15 minutes.

    Deranged bunny man walking a dog on a leach? LOL
    Mark F.

    Let's be honest. This COVID-19 life has been bumming me out. It has been months since I have been out, other than to buy essentials like food. I needed a break from the norm and decided to safely play tourist in town and visit a few "off the beaten path" curiosities. First stop was Harper's Topiary Garden! I haven't been here in years. I was surprised to see a few different topiaries since my last visit years ago. There wasn't anyone on a late lazy Sunday afternoon (yay) so I was able to park right across the street. We had fun snapping pics with the DSLR, being respectful not walk up and down between the wonderfully cool sculptured bushes. I guess I'll post those nicer photos whenever I actually download them. Haha! A few cars drove by to snap pics and gawk at the topiaries while we were there, but we essentially had the block to ourselves so it was safe to remove our masks and just be goofy while taking photos. Something fun and offbeat to do around San Diego with a nice views of the airport along the way.

    Garden/shrubs
    Annabelle R.

    This is a simple and free exhibit in San Diego (not too far from the airport). It's basically a bunch of shrubs sculpted into different animals and figures. I believe it's part of a private residence, but there is easy and free street parking out front to check it out, take some photos, and be on your way. It's a beautiful creation, possibly still changing, and worth a stop if in the area.

    Jocy C.

    My Sundays now consists of me finding places in San Diego to visit, so I don't feel so stuck at home. I found this place on Hidden San Diego (https://hiddensandiego.net/things-to-do/places/harpers-topiary-garden). According to the article, "Harper's Topiary Garden was created by a couple who wanted to turn their front yard into a masterful work of art that everyone could enjoy and appreciate. There are about over 50 life-sized figurines all trimmed by hand. About fifteen years ago, their front garden consisted only of basic shrubs. The owners decided to find a shape for each plant and they began to sculpt the trees inspired by travels she and her husband have taken. They have chosen ideas gleaned while traveling through Asia, Europe, North Africa, Hawaii, and throughout North America. They have visited famous gardens in Thailand, Botanical Gardens in Portland ME, Bouchard Gardens, Victoria BC. The owners love people viewing and photographing their garden but please do not go inside." I visited Harper's Topiary Garden (Mission Hills) in August 2020 (5 months after Pandemic started). The place is beautiful and definitely picture friendly!! I went on a Sunday afternoon and probably spent about 15 minutes or so there. No one was around, so it was comfortable walking around. Just have to pay attention to cars driving by when you're taking pictures! I'm a very big fan of the DOG shrub (right side). ENJOY!!

    Phoebe T.

    Absolutely the coolest place! Found this house on Yelp and walked from our hotel to check it out. Really enjoyed seeing it in real life! Kudos to the owners who maintain it!

    Diondra B.

    Such a beauty tucked away I town the detail and artistry is amazing. Had to stop by to see it while In the area the pictures don't do it justice

    Alicia V.

    Beautiful hedges are here! Saw this place as a kid randomly driving through the neighborhood and wasn't able to find it again until social media ! Such a beautiful area!

    Brian K.

    Ha.. This place is about as good as a front yard gets. We were joking when we heard of it that it would be a front yard, and that's exactly what it is. Fun to look at, but I wouldn't recommend spending too long driving to this, or choosing this over something else that's more interesting. It's really an interesting 5, maybe 10 minutes of looking at the different animals represented in the topiaries. Much respect to whoever did this and maintains it.

    Sara A.

    I was trying to find some unique spots in my area to take some great pictures with my family and found the spot and Yelp! It was so perfect! It's totally a residential area so the parking that's available is just curb spots in front of homes. We were able to take a lot of pictures before we saw the other people pull up so the timing was perfect. There's a cute little box on the side of the house that has books in it that people can either drop off or take from which I thought was really cool. I love that these homeowners landscape their beautiful front yard and make it available to the public, it's really so cool! Mission house is a great area with lots of dining nearby so you could totally make a day of it.

    What the creatures see every day
    Gillian A.

    Interesting. After visiting the Spruce Street Suspension Bridge, I wanted to find more "hidden gems" (well, hidden gems to me anyway) in SD. This place came up on my search so decided to check it out. Haha, driving in the neighborhood to reach this spot kinda reminded me of driving in SF lol rolling hill streets and you go up up up. Neat garden, I commend the creator of such art. It seemed a little overgrown at the time that I went though as I couldn't make out several of the structures. This place is pretty much a quick stop; spent about 10 minutes here and other sightseers (there were only a couple) did the same. As it's on a hill and fairly close to the bay, you can enjoy a fresh breeze here also. Great quick break from checking SD spots that have heavy tourism.

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    Not worth the drive , it's only a personal yard's worth of decorations. Good for a couple of pictures.

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    It's a beautifully maintained topiary yard. Someone's personal home...it was a quick stop, don't expect to spend a lot of time there.

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    This is really cool and an amazing amount of love and work that goes into the landscape. I really like those off beat hidden gems.

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    Ask the Community - Harper's Topiary Garden

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    There are no hours of operation and no in entrance fee. The garden is located in a residential area on top of a hill that give you a beautiful view. Parking it's great but it's worth the walk.

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