Reasons for choosing evergreen hedges

What makes evergreens hedges even more attractive is their diversity; they come in many varieties, ranging from lovely broad-leaved hedges like firethorn and boxwood to majestic conifers such as arborvitae and red cedar. 

Not only are they aesthetically pleasing, but they also make excellent hedges due to their easy care needs, capability of growing in various conditions, and dense growth. Whether used as a tall privacy hedge or low formal border such as for a parterre or knot garden, evergreen hedges bring an added dimension of beauty to any outdoor living space.



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