What to Consider Before Planting Varieties of Hedges in your Garden

Laurel hedges are unique group of plants which are best suited for  hedging. Laurels are from prunus genus family. They are broad leaved evergreens that makes them ideal plants for hedging. Some of the popular laurel hedge varieties are- Schip Laurel (Cherry Laurel) Prunus laurocerasus (English laurel) Prunus Lusitanica (Portuguese laurel) How to make laurel hedge grow faster All these laurel varieties need extra care to grow them fuller and faster- 1. Prune the hedge carefully in early spring every year 2. Plant your laurel at the right time 3. Fertilize  4. Mulch it with its leftover leaves 5. Water it on moderate basis

Royal Star Magnolia scientifically known as Magnolia Stellata is a deer resistant evergreen hedge. Magnolia Stellata is a low branching flowering tree which is noteworthy for its compact size.  Some features of Royal Star Magnolia- - The hedge looks incredible in spring with 4 inch wide, fragrant double blossoms. - Magnolia Stellata is a low maintenance hedge - The best time to prune royal star magnolia in midsummer - Can reach up to 10' height and 12' width

Green Mountain Boxwood is a naturally deer-resistant evergreen shrub that makes for an excellent year-round hedge. But sometimes boxwood hedge has various diseases associated with it. With this concern, InstantHedge offers Boxwood hedge substitutes which looks super awesome just like boxwood hedge. Boxwood hedge is an excellent evergreen hedge that tolerates different range of soil which makes it an ideal plant for hedging. The best alternatives for boxwood hedge are- 1. Boxwood blight 2. Boxwood Honeysuckle 3. Teton Firethorn 4. Arborvitae little simon 5. Hicks yew Buy these hedges as the best boxwood alternative available at best prices from InstantHedge Oregon.

Add value to your garden by giving it a suburban gardening look. Hedging plants can be used in varieties of ways to give your garden a suburban look.  Why should you use hedges over other plants for Suburban gardening? 1. A backdrop for flower gardens 2. Lining a driveway or property edge 3. Creating privacy hedges 4. Creating rooms within the landscape 5. Streetscaping Using hedges like Green Giant Arborvitae as a natural barrier is a cost-effective and beautiful way of screening in a residential setting to add amazing look to your suburban garden. 

Design your garden in Urban style using some hedging plants. Installing hedges is a practical way to increase the versatility of an urban space while rising to the challenge of creating an attractive design in smaller, more confined green spaces. Some mixture of hedging plants can be layered into planters and containers to create customizable density.  Some Urban Garden Ideas for Using Hedges in Urban Landscapes: - Shrubs and Hedges can cover permanent structures the property owner is unable to remove. - Hedges can be used to create screens and rooms in smaller spaces, making an otherwise limited space multi-functional. - Natural Fence can cover permanent structures the property owner is unable to remove. - Even small balconies can carry an Instant Hedge, allowing the property owner to create immediate privacy in small space. Landscape your garden with some Urban Garden Ideas Today!

 You blew us away with your support in 2020 as we launched our new products after years of preparation. We can't wait to work with you in 2021. Wishing you a days, months and years of health, prosperity, and happiness. It's time to reveal our first batch of hedging plants - 1. Evergreen Hedges - Arborvitae Hedges - Green Mountain Boxwood - Laurels (Cherry, English and Portuguese) 2. Deciduous Hedge - Fagus Sylvatica (European Beech) - Maple Hedge (Flame Amur Maple) - Hornbeam Hedge (European Hornbeam) Shop these hedges available for sale at best prices. Landscape your garden today!

 We love it when our customers send us some beautiful photos of their finished projects. Everytime the results is always stunning as the project is created using fully matured hedge varieties. Here's the design by Lynne DiGrandi who lives in Oregon, Canby and recently completed landscaping project. Know about the hedge used in this project