Pick from the hedges that suit your spot, and we show them in front of your fence summer by summer until they reach the height you want, and in winter too. Along with which size to buy, how many plants, for how much, and how to plant them.
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Hedge plan
An example: 6.5 m of cherry laurel, 180 cm tall, in front of the example garden's back fence.
Up to three hedges of your choice on your own photo, each summer by summer until it reaches the height you want, and that winter: you see when it closes up, and whether it screens in winter too.
Which size to buy, how many plants, and what it costs per plant, per metre and in all, from the offers in your country.
The hedge's height year by year, allowing for the slower first two years while it establishes and for the formative cutting back.
Spacing, one row or two, how far from the fence, where the gate stays open, and when and how to plant.
When and how often to clip it, whether it regrows from old wood, and what to watch for: drought, fungal disease, pests, toxicity.
Verified data on 616 plants and gardening rules. The picture only shows what we chose based on them.
We filter by light, soil, watering and the winters of your region: what would freeze or dry out in your garden never makes the list.
For every size on sale we work out the price per metre and in which summer it reaches the height you want: you see how much a smaller plant saves, and how long you wait for it.
If it has to screen in winter as well, only evergreen and semi-evergreen hedges remain, or those that keep their dry leaves until spring, like hornbeam and beech.
Thuja turns brown in drought, firethorn and hawthorn can catch fire blight, yew rots in standing water: we gathered from sources what to watch out for.
How often and when to clip it, and whether it regrows from old wood if a clipping is missed or it has to be cut back hard.
If children, dogs or cats use the garden, plants that are toxic to them are left out.
One-off fee. No subscription, no monthly charge.
The hedges that suit your spot, size by size, with prices and the year they screen, and the first hedge on your photo in the summer before it screens.
The hedge planner and the first picture are free, no sign-up needed.
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