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Invasive hedge plants to avoid – 5 vigorous species to keep our of your yard and what you should grow instead
They are much slower growing and far less likely to take over your garden.' Yew hedges can be grown down to US hardiness zone 4, making for an ideal option in cooler regions. They prefer moist but ...
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When to prune hedges – get the timing right for healthy growth with our expert guide
Evergreen hedges should be cut at least twice a year to keep these fast-growing plants neat and dense. The likes of box, yew, privet, laurel, or holly have been popular as low maintenance hedge ...
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Plant a native hedge
Additional evergreens like yew, holly and common beech which holds onto its autumn leaves mean that there's always something to see. Choose a mixture of hedging trees and shrubs; birch ...
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Climate warming
Within the next 50 to 80 years, cottage gardens, yew hedges and that great British institution, the lawn, will be battling for survival against warmer temperatures, wetter winters and drier summers.