Bushy: Simon Cowell bares chest fuzz
Simon Cowell trims bush into his own image
Saturday, July 21, 2012
4:06 PM
X Factor mogul Simon Cowell has had his garden bushes cut in the shape of his head, say reports.
A three-tiered, head-shaped bush is the centrepiece of the incredible display by the Britain’s Got Talent mastermind at his west London pad.
The terrace has also been redone at because the tiling was not quite straight enough.
“Simon is very particular about his £9million house and needs everything to be perfect. He decided to overhaul his plot and, after consulting a landscape gardener, thought it would be hilarious to have little replicas of his hair everywhere,” a source told the Daily Mirror.
“He briefly considered having topiary faces, too, but figured that would be a little extreme. So he plumped for the hair-shaped bushes.
“Simon has also had his terrace re-done, because the limestone tiles were ever so slightly askew. Finally, he has had a huge sculpture installed: two precise elliptical circles, representing his never-ending quest for perfection.”
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