Hedges that are evergreen and provide your landscaping a lovely aspect

1. EVERGREEN HEDGES

2. What is Evergreen Hedges? Unlike deciduous trees and shrubs, which turn brown at certain times of the year, evergreens maintain their green color all year. They can be broad-leaved plants like laurel, firethorn, and boxwood or conifers like arborvitae and red cedar. Due to their dense growth, simplicity of maintenance, and adaptability to a range of environments, all of the evergreen hedge varieties we are giving here make great hedges. The foundation of the garden is made up of evergreen bushes. Even in the dead of winter when other plants are dormant and bare, they offer shape and color.

3. The big-textured trees, like laurels, make a bold statement and work best in a large area as accent trees or medium to tall hedges from a design aspect. Boxwoods, arborvitae, and red cedars, which have finer textures, can be employed in small or large spaces as towering privacy hedges or as low formal hedges for knot gardens, parterres, or borders. They may also be topically trimmed.

4. THE TOP 4 EVERGREEN BUSHES FOR PRIVACY HEDGING Rhododendron – Dandy Man Blue Holly – Castle Juniper – Gin Fizz False Cypress – Pinpoint

5. Rhododendron – Dandy Man Every spring, rhododendrons adorn the landscape with their voluminous flower clusters that sparkle in pink, purple, and white hues. Since they are understory shrubs, they benefit from the cover provided by large trees that provide some protection from the winter sun and wind. You'll anticipate seeing a magnificent sight every spring: a hedge of rhododendrons growing beneath a cover of conifers.

6. Blue Holly – Castle The broadleaf evergreen blue holly, like rhododendrons, adds lovely winter appeal. They have bright red berries instead of attractive blooms. Despite having the widespread name "blue" holly, this is the traditional variety of holly that you see on Christmas cards, replete with scalloped pointed leaves in glossy shades of deep green. Clipping and using them in winter arrangements is enjoyable.

7. Juniper – Gin Fizz Gin Fizz juniper makes a quick-growing, evergreen hedges, deer-resistant hedge for the sun. This pyramid-shaped evergreen shrub won't take long to block your neighbor's garage from view or provide your garden some privacy. You'll also adore the exceptionally abundant crop of blueberries that this cultivar yields each year. Its broad branches make for amusing mantle scape or porch pots in the winter.

8. False Cypress – Pinpoint Love the way Gin Fizz juniper looks, but you need something more tolerant of shadow. It is resistant to deer and grows well in the sun or partial shade. Where space is at a premium, its thinner, space- saving silhouette makes it helpful. You're in luck if you'd prefer a different hue! Additionally, the Pinpoint series offers gold and blue & gold options. It is deer resistant, grows in sun and part shade, is hardy in zones 5-7, and is 15-20' tall and 4-5' broad.

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