What to Consider Before Planting Varieties of Hedges in your Garden

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  Arrowwood viburnum is the perfect addition to any landscape. One of its most distinguishing features are white flowers that appear in late spring and bundle into lovely flat-topped clusters, blue black berry like drupes follow these blooms until summertime when they ripen completely upon maturing (in early fall). During this period you may also notice dark green leaves taking on beautiful colors such as golden yellow or shiny red depending on how far away from sunlight it has grown; if you're looking for something larger than just an ordinary tree then consider choosing arrowwoods shade.

  The American arborvitae is a landscaping challenge solved. Its narrow, pyramid shape makes it perfect for use in windbreaks and requires almost no care when used as a hedge or screen.

  Buxus sempervirens , commonly known as the common boxwood or flowering hackberry is a tough plant that can handle just about any condition. It's typically grown in evenly moist soil with good drainage and lots of sun but it will do well when given some shade too.

  Thuja occidentalis hedge is an American Arborvitae that stays dark green year-round and holds its feathery needles throughout the winter. The distinctive narrow conical shape and dense foliage of Thuja occidentalis make for a sturdy and visually appealing hedge.