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Evergreen hedge

Growing an evergreen hedge is a sure way to protect your garden from onlookers. It looks great in winter, too.

Common laurel, perfect for an evergreen hedge

Bamboo growing, care, control and landscaping ideas

 bamboo

Choisya Sundance, the golden Mexican orange tree

 Choisya ternata Sundance, a golden-leaved Mexican Orange

Cotoneaster, famed for its cute berries

 Cotoneaster

Strawberry tree, a surprising fruit

 Fruits of the strawberry tree ripening on the branch.

Yew, an evergreen hedge and topiary tree

 Yew

Cherry laurel, a nice shrub for hedges

 Single red cherry laurel berry on a cherry laurel shrub

Photinia planting and care, including the Red Robin

 Photinia

Thuja, a true hedge conifer

 Thuja

Bay laurel, a vigorous aromatic shrub

 Sprigs of bay laurel against a hazy green background

Escallonia, a shrub of great beauty

 Escallonia

Yaupon, a tea tree native to North America

 Red yaupon berries clustered around the stem of twigs.

Growing an evergreen hedge

 evergreen hedge

Laurestine, a cute small shrub

 Laurestine blooming under snow

Trimming hedges, the right time

 A woman kneeling timming a boxwood topiary hedge.

Pittosporum, noted for its foliage

 Pittosporum - Cheesewood

Reducing thuja, a battered look for a year, before bursting back!

 pruning thuja

Mexican Orange, superb flower shrub

 Mexican orange Blossom

Silverberry, a magnificent evergreen shrub

 Silverberry - Elaeagnus commutata

Firethorn, superb in fall

 Firethorn, pyrcantha

Spindle, a shrub with very ornamental leaves and seeds

 Spindle bush

Set up a mixed hedge, different shrubs for year-round wonder

 Mixed hedge, what is it

Turn your hedge into a protective barrier against diseases

 Hedge protecting plants from diseases

Spotted laurel, a nice evergreen shrub

 Spotted laurel

Setting up a hedge, flowered, mixed or evergreen?

 Types of hedge, flower mixed, evergreen

Saint John’s wort, a basket of sunlight in the garden!

 Saint John's wort

Wild Privet, appreciated for its leaves

 Wild privet excels at hedges

Prunus laurocerasus rotundifolia, ideal for hedges

 Prunus laurocerasus flowers and branches

Leyland cypress, the king of hedges

 Leyland cypress shaped into squares in a parc

Laws and regulations on trimming hedges: to trim or not to trim, that is the question!

 Man with hedge trimmer on standby