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Hedges

Hedges can perform many functions in the garden. Hedges can be used to divide up the plot. Hedges can be used as ornamental features. Hedges can be used as a deterrent. Hedges usually last longer than fences.

It is also important to realise that hedges are enviro-friendly, and they provide a habitat for many specias of insects - and animals. (Most of them, beneficial for the garden!)

  


The low hedge is of Symphoricarpos, with a Hornbeam screen hedge behind and to the right - a well maintained Cuppressus leylandii screen..


Ilex - Holly

Ilex - Holly 

Hornbeam - Carpinus

Spotted Laurel - Aucuba

 


Berberis darwinii

Buxus sempervirens Elegatissima

Buxus (Box) hedges for dwarf hedges

Lavender - Lavandula stoechas

Lavender - Lavandula Hidcote

Lonicera Baggesons Gold

Forsythia

Grisselinia

Hebe varieties

Winter Jasmine - Jasminum nudiflorum

Pyracantha (Firethorn)

Pyracantha

 


Photinia Red Robin


Viburnum Eve Price


Laurel prunus rotundifolia

 

 

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