Plant has a bare trunk and a rounded top—not a natural growth habit. It was deliberately pruned ("manipulated").
Every new sprout must be trimmed to maintain the ball shape. This is why topiary is high-maintenance and less popular. Most people let plants grow naturally.
All listed species are easy to grow. Choose based on light conditions and desired look.

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