Skip laurel hedge

Laurel hedges are popular for providing both privacy and a classic look to gardens. While they create a beautiful barrier and can enhance curb appeal, they also do require significant upkeep, including regular trimming and maintenance to keep them dense and healthy. If you value long-lasting privacy but want to avoid constant gardening tasks, knowing the pros and cons of laurel hedges is essential before planting these aesthetically pleasing plants

Getting the spacing right between planting your hedging plants will determine how quickly they join together to form a screen.

🌳 How Close Can You Plant a Laurel Hedge to Your House? Find out the recommended distance and why it's essential to keep your laurel hedge at a safe distance from your property. 🏡 Learn how laurel roots and branches can cause damage to structures, and how their blooms can attract insects. 🚧 Discover tips for growing a laurel hedge in small gardens without compromising safety. #GardeningTips #LaurelHedge #HomeGarden

Skipping the Privets for Skip Laurels Our privet hedge needed replacing. It had grown too tall, become too leggy, infringed upon our neighbor’s side and was no longer attractive or functional. But when we removed the woody shrubs, we remembered why we originally planted them; we had wanted some privacy, which was now suddenly lacking. It was suggested we look at Skip Laurels. So we went to the nursery to check them out. They were nice – full and green with the promise of white flowers come…

Skip laurel trees create low-maintenance lush, dense hedges that are perfect for privacy screens. Learn more about these trees in our guide.

Getting the spacing right between planting your hedging plants will determine how quickly they join together to form a screen.

Find the best shrubs and trees for your privacy hedge and learn how to make a beautiful hedge with the skip laurel, a fast-growing evergreen.

Succulents are the modern designer’s favorite freaks and geeks. They are a celebration of geometric form so rigid that the plants hardly seem to be living things. They can look like stones, can be toothed liked an alligator, and can occasionally morph into monstrosities that defy genetics. Read on to learn more.

Design your garden for privacy using shrubs as hedging or screening. #gardening #hydrangeas #privacy #hedges