Hedge design ^Favorite

The use of hedges can be caused by many different reasons. One of them is that the hedge protects other plants that are less hardy from the wind. A cold, strong wind can kill them, and at best cause them serious damage. Dense green space, from evergreen trees and shrubs especially, will help to reliably protect them. In addition, the hedge itself looks very attractive and decorates the site with its appearance.

The hedgerow also serves as a reliable screen from prying eyes, providing a more private setting. Few people will like to go out into the courtyard of their own house and turn out to be freely visible not only as neighbors, but also passers-by. The bad thing is that by planting a hedge, the owners often strive to minimize the care of it, not taking into account the growth rate of the green “fence”. As a result, after some time, instead of a beautiful hedge, you can observe thickets that are too dense and voluminous for a small plot or garden. Having, to all, a dark green gloomy tone.

In an effort to correct the situation, a lawn is planted in front of such a hedge, hoping with the help of its light tones to somehow “highlight” the plantation that has become too dark and gloomy. But the light colors of the lawn are more likely to emphasize the dark greens. Landscaping suggests as a solution to the problem of laying along the hedge along the lawn of a wagging path. It is better to make such a path not continuous, but step-by-step, putting tiles from suitable material, for example, stone or wood, into the ground at a step distance.

In such a hedge, which has grown greatly and has become dark, you can plant any bright plants that can become accents. You can use shrubs that bloom beautifully, or those that have light colored leaves. Drawing attention to themselves, together they will create a more acceptable, cheerful background.
Hedgerow can serve for many years, but requires good care.