Gardener's Guide to Hedges and Living Boundaries
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barberry
bare root
beech
Berberis
border
boundary
box
bund
Buxus
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clematis
climbing plant
conifer
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Cornus alba
Corylus
Cotoneaster
Crataegus
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dogwood
Elaeagnus
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Euonymus
fedge
Garden
garden design
gardener
gardening
hawthorn
hazel
hedera
hedges
hedging
holly
Ilex
ivy
landscaping
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Ligustrum
living boundary
mound
Osmanthus
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Photinia fraseri
Pittosporum
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privet
pruning
Prunus
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red robin
root ball
screening plants
softlaunch
staking
trees
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Product details
- ISBN 9780719841255
- Weight: 450g
- Dimensions: 189 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 24 Oct 2022
- Publisher: The Crowood Press Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Boundaries, borders and shelter are essential parts of any garden, but they can be the most difficult to get right. The excitement of buying new hedging plants can quickly be overtaken by difficult upkeep, damage to surrounding plants and a costly waste of time. Whether you’re planting a new hedge from scratch, restoring a neglected one or creating softer internal divides within the garden, this book provides the planning, planting and maintenance know-how to do it right, first time. Coverage includes: assessment, preparation and design advice for establishing a new living boundary; advice on dealing with existing boundaries in need of restoration or extension; considerations to take into account for both your human and wildlife neighbours and finally, there are directories of hedging plants, climbers and trees to aid your selection.
Roger Hirons has been a horticultural speaker for over thirty years, presenting to garden clubs and societies as well as the University of the Third Age and the Women's Institute. Since studying horticulture at Pershore College, he has also run and co-run plant centres and worked in the landscaping industry for nearly twenty years.
