| Hedges not only define a garden area and can
provide privacy but are also the ideal habitat for insects and
birds, beneficial to a garden.
You may inherit a well maintained, established
hedge, or an older one, overgrown in need of pruning to return
it to a pristine condition.
Hedges
can be of mixed planting or one chosen plant variety, depending
on the area to be edged and the speed of growth required.
Garden Affairs are happy to advise on the
choice of hedging plants most suited to your soil and the
maintenance likely to be involved.
Jane and Ian
are pruning the top and side and weeding the base of this elderly ivy hedge in a cottage
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