Seems fairly obvious, but a hedge is just a linear planting of plants meant to define an edge, provide a screen or create a ...

However, before deciding which hedge plants to grow, it is good to identify what species to avoid. Here are five invasive plants that should be kept out of your planting schemes.

Why plant a mixed hedge? If a hedge contains only one kind of plant, the whole hedge or segments may be destroyed by pests or disease.

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Hedges are an easy way to create a natural privacy barrier in the garden that doubles as attractive greenery. When the plants are also low-maintenance, it’s a perfect combination.

We reveal which are the best hedge plants, how and when to plant a hedge. Plus, our Which? expert trials reveal the best bare-root hedging retailers to buy from.

What is a hedgerow and why should you plant one? Seems fairly obvious, but a hedge is just a linear planting of plants meant to define an edge, provide a screen or create a backdrop.

Multiple plant species in a mixed hedge provide diversity and safeguard against potential insect and disease problems.

The alternative to planting a monoculture is planting a diversity of plant species in your hedge.