Front porch hedge

It may be small now, but this Green Giant Arborvitae Seedling from National Plant Network will truly live up to its name. Growing in a dense, pyramid-like shape, the versatile tree can be pruned to create a low screen or hedge or left to tower over your outdoor space, forming a large privacy hedge or windscreen. Boasting a vibrant green color year-round, the hearty plant resists disease and thrives in a variety of soils, making it a wonderful addition to your landscaping.

The first question coming to our mind after seeing the heading is the meaning of landscape hedge. A landscape hedge or hedgerow refers to a line of closely spaced trees or shrubs or even bushes, trained or planted together to form a barrier or mark a boundary to make a distinction between neighboring properties. When […]

The best faux plants for your front porch - a roundup of faux trees, topiaries, hanging plants, and flowers that would be great on the porch!

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

Boost privacy and add color and greenery in your yard by planting low-maintenance shrubs for hedge plants.

Design your garden for privacy using shrubs as hedging or screening. #gardening #hydrangeas #privacy #hedges

Create privacy and cut down on traffic noise while maintaining curb appeal

Whether you need foundation plants, want to plant a hedge or add to a garden bed, these evergreen shrubs for shade will look good all year.

Layered hedges - Mexican Orange Blossom in flower, Choisya ternata; Buxus hedge; and Chinese Star Jasmines as a soft mounding groundcover hedge. Designed by HEDGE Garden Design & Nursery.