Hedges don’t just have to be used to create privacy or outline boundaries – they can be fun too. Whenever you visit a stately home or garden, it…
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I’m often asked by clients if they would be better off with a fence or a hedge to surround their garden. There are pros and cons to each. Here are…
Prevalent during periods of excessive rain, black spot disease is a fungal pathogen that can affect trees, ornamental plants, crops, shrubs and hedges. Plants infected with this fungal disease will…
As with all plants, shrubs are prone to diseases, and when grown together to form a hedge, they can pass these conditions to each other due to their proximity. Diagnosing…
Tall hedges can provide privacy and noise control for your home. A tall hedge can replace a privacy fence. Some hedges may grow higher than 20 feet without proper maintenance.…
Privet hedges are fast growing shrubs. Planting a privet hedge around your property will provide privacy and add beauty to your yard. There are two different varieties of the privet.…
Plant Laurel hedging with Prunus laurocerasus! In this video he will show you how to plant a Laurel Hedge, how far apart to plant Laurel Hedging and when is the…
Hedges have always been a good choice for creating a natural boundary line between two properties. Hedges are still used for security, marking ownership, or dividing areas within it. Hedges…
Hawthorns are large shrubs or small trees that develop bright red fruit during the winter months. The lack of leaves during this time gives the tree a striking appearance that…
Keep your conifer hedge green and healthy and avoid leaf browning and dieback in conifers, ranging from pests and diseases to damage by the elements. The reluctance of conifers used…
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