Some trees not only make the perfect addition to a garden as a single specimen but can be used as hedging too, plant an avenue of Willow, a thick dense hedge of Holly or a beautiful row of Silver Birch trees to create a stunning boundary to your property
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Hedging trees can be used to give privacy and security to your boundary or to divide your garden into different areas. Get them off to a good start by adding plenty of organic matter or compost to the planting hole and using mycorrhizal fungi. Need more advice? Have a look at our trees and hedges advice page.
Hedging trees that produce flowers and fruit for pollinators and birds are among the best. Blackthorn (sloe), crab apple, holly, wild cherry and elderberry are all good choices.
Many hedging trees have flowers, including crab apple, wild cherry, elderberry, and amelanchier.
English yew and holly are completely evergreen while copper and green beech both hold most of their leaves over the winter.
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