Explore the list of the most stunning Flowers for Hedges that not only bring privacy but also adds beauty to your space.

One of the best ways to get privacy from your neighbors, or to screen unwanted views is to plant a hedge. But which shrubs make the best screens? If you have a small garden, I'd like to steer you in a direction that cuts down your overwhelm:

There are a lot of shrubs you can use to make hedges for your yard. Some are tall and green and some can bear colorful flowers and still be very easy to manage. Check out the best hedging plants you can use to improve your garden.

Hobson St, Thorndon, Wellington Garden design by HEDGE Garden Design & Nursery

Once you've planted your new hedge, your work has only just started! Here's the low-down on helping your Leylandii trees to grow and thrive.

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I replaced a fence with a hedge of Pittosporum tenuifolium ‘Silver Sheen’. The price difference for small plants versus established shrubs was more than $1,000. Within 18 months, the small plants had grown in thickly and the hedge was more than six feet tall. #gardenista

If you love the sweet scent of gardenias in bloom, you might want to consider growing a gardenia hedge. Gardenias are ideal for hedging because they can be trimmed to create a nice shape. Plus, their beautiful glossy leaves look great even when the plants aren’t in flower. You can plant your gardenias either in full sun or part shade but you’ll find that they will flower the best when given protection from the hot afternoon sun.