What to Consider Before Planting Varieties of Hedges in your Garden

  Western Red Cedar or Thuja plicata ‘Virescens’ is great for your garden due to multiple reasons. Here are some- - Great for outdoor spaces - Dense habitat - Evergreen hedge - Stays best in moist environments - Thrives in cooler summer climates - Provides great vibrant green color to your beautiful garden.  There is more to add to the list, but no garden is complete without Western Red Cedar. 

Planted hedges can serve a variety of purposes, from providing privacy and security to enhancing the beauty of your property. Many types of hedges grow quickly, so if you require a quick hedge solution, you're in luck! InstantHedge has a wide variety of fast growing hedges , that will suit your garden well.  

  Lonicera Nitida is the perfect hedge for those who want a medium-height evergreen, easy to trim and maintain.

Ever wondered why people always ask for alternatives to Leyland Cypress? Well, here are some of the major reasons why they avoid planting these beautiful yet messy privacy trees. Visit our page to find alternatives to Leyland Cypress .   

Western red cedar is a great choice for fences because it can adapt to different weather conditions by absorbing and wicking away moisture. Western Red Cedar has many benefits, one of which is its ability to withstand hot climates better than other types of fencing materials such as aluminum or steel.

English Laurel ( Prunus Laurocerasus ) is the perfect hedge to plant in your yard. It has handsome rich green leaves and erect branches, making it hard for them to get tangled up or broken! The tiny spring flowers have a sweet fragrance that will fill any space with life - just watch out if you happen upon these during lunchtime because they're really tasty too.

Thuja occidentalis, the American Arborvitae is a sturdy evergreen that holds its feathery needles throughout winter. The distinctive narrow conical shape and dense foliage make for an attractive hedge in your garden or exterior needs.