Fedge hedge

Living willow structures are easy to grow in your garden. Check our guide to growing willow arches, gazebos, pergolas, dens, play areas and also fedges..

Instant Hedge In Focus: Elaeagnus Elaeagnus ebbingei Compacta, also known as Oleaster, makes a wonderful evergreen instant hedge. Top 5 features of

Instant ivy hedera green screens to create instant privacy hedges whilst reducing air pollution. Installers of Mobilane Green Screens throughout the North inc Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds etc.

Here’s a great video of Bonnie Gale discussing willow growing and willow fence making with Martha Stewart last month! Enjoy! Willow 101 with Bonnie Gale on Martha Stewart show. Building a living willow fence with […]

Driving through Dallas the other day, I noticed an exceptional home built by a renown architect that was for sale. I became absolutely giddy with excitement, the outside had beautiful boxwoods, bot…

An article by Peter Thevenot

Are you thinking of adding some hedge plants to your yard or garden, but want the plant to also be edible? The good news is, there are plenty of plants that can be trained into being hedges, all while bearing edible fruit. In this article, gardening expert Madison Moulton examines the most popular hedge plants that yield edible fruit.

Our Fedge (aka Food Hedge) is a living hedge that offers edible fruits, privacy, security and wildlife fodder throughout the year. Extending just over 750’, the hedge is designed with two rows of plantings running the inner and outer side. Prior to planting the hedge, we set about trenching the entire two runs and placing woody material within to promote […]