Helpful Advice

Undercutting is a vital step in ensuring we have the very best quality plants. Discover more in our blog and watch the videos.

Planting at the right time improves a hedge’s chase of successful establishment and long-term growth. Learn when to plant hedges for best results.

Bare-root plants are nursery dug (usually machine lifted) with all the soil shaken off and are only sold in the dormant season from October-March…preferably before the end of January.

With the right choice of low-maintenance hedge plants, even the busiest gardeners can enjoy a vibrant and thriving outdoor oasis. Whether you already have green fingers or you’re just dipping your toes into gardening, these easy-to-care-for hedge options are perfect for your garden.

Hedges are an age-old landscaping solution that never goes out of style. Among the many available options, the Leylandii is among the most popular for creating privacy screens, windbreaks, and visually appealing garden boundaries.

Hedges serve as natural barriers, privacy screens, and beautiful additions to your garden. However, to maintain their visual appeal and promote healthy growth, regular hedge trimming is essential.

Sometimes when planting a hedge, it’s placed next to a fence by default. However, you may choose to plant hedges adjacent to fencing because, when combined, they provide several great benefits.

A hedge can change the look and feel of your garden completely. It can add colour and texture, create a natural barrier, and complement other plants in your garden.

Hedges provide an attractive and natural boundary to a garden. A mature hedge brings privacy, reduces noise from neighbouring properties and roads, creates shelter, captures pollution, attracts wildlife, and serves as a beautiful backdrop for other flowers and plants.