Hedge wall

Creating privacy can be an important consideration, but high walls are not the only way. Growing a hedge plant is a great option. They will give you a vivid screen, a private, secure, and peaceful place with fresh air and inexpensive. If you’re finding ways to create a screen for your garden in style or a natural screen for your yard, consider growing one of the 15 Best Plants To Grow For Hedges today.

Our 50 x 50cm artificial hedges are designed for durability with UV protection. They combine effortless privacy with a simple setup, perfect for enhancing any outdoor space.

via I have reached the point in my gardening life where I can admire this hedge wall but not want it. I know my limitations.

Driving through Dallas the other day, I noticed an exceptional home built by a renown architect that was for sale. I became absolutely giddy with excitement, the outside had beautiful boxwoods, bot…

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Clumping bamboo is also a wonderful living tool for home yard landscaping. If you decide to use clumping bamboos to landscaping your yard then here are several ideas.

HEDGE Garden Design & Nursery on Instagram: "Such a great transformation of a white brick wall ~ add a jasmine espalier 💚 This is climbing Chinese star jasmine, aka confederate jasmine or Trachelospermum jasminoides. They need a wire structure to climb on and twine around. On a large pattern – install double wires for a strong line; in a smaller pattern, it’s ok to install single wires. I also often see this mistake: the wires need to be set off 100mm from the wall, using standoffs, so the…

We planted this photinia hedge as a ‘stilted hedge’ 5 years ago. Stilted hedges are great when you don’t want to completely screen a wall (we like our dry-stone wall) but need a boundary.

Once you've planted your new hedge, your work has only just started! Here's the low-down on helping your Leylandii trees to grow and thrive.