English garden hedges

Your front yard is your home's first impression, and a well-designed hedge can be the difference between ordinary and extraordinary. Hedges aren't just about boundaries and privacy; they offer an opportunity to add structure, texture,

These are some of the best plant choices for creating a small hedge. Keeping in mind we live in West Gippsland, about 1hr East of…

From flower-filled cottage gardens to grand landscaped county houses

Discover the quintessential charm of English gardens with these 32 ideas that will leave you inspired. From the vibrant bursts of color to the intricate maze-like hedges, these gardens are truly captivating. Get lost in the sensory experience of blooming roses, fragrant herbs, and the soothing sound of flowing water. Whether you're looking to create your own English garden or simply seeking inspiration, this pin is a treasure trove of ideas for any gardening enthusiast.

There are a lot of shrubs you can use to make hedges for your yard. Some are tall and green and some can bear colorful flowers and still be very easy to manage. Check out the best hedging plants you can use to improve your garden.

How to choose which hedge will be right for your garden - whether you want privacy, hedges for wildlife or the best style choice

To create a beautiful privacy screen or yard separator, try planting one of these flowering hedge plants that will beautify your yard.

Create privacy in your front or back yard or make a beautiful border with hedges. We've pulled our top picks for hedges that are low maintenance and really add a finishing touch to your garden or yard. These plant picks include boxwood, cypress and holly.

Brenton Roberts on Instagram: "So satisfying cleaning up the prostrate Rosemary on the front bank. I’ve tried to give it a wave shape in keeping with my the English box balls. Tapping into a little @willgibsongardens on this one #landscaping #gardendesign #art #trimming #topiary #hedges #raybrodiecottage #plantchoice #plants #garten #jardin"

English gardens consist of hardscaping and formal hedging to instill a sense of order, with less formal planting borders as a counterbalance. Include some or all of these English garden elements to create compelling visual interest and timeless appeal.