Plants for a formal hedge Plants for a low-maintenance hedge Fast-growing hedges How to put hedge trimmings to good use (video) In addition to their aesthetic appeal, informal hedges can save you time ...

Providing the backbone of the garden in summer and a stark beauty in winter, small-leaved evergreens are invaluable. Hazel ...

Time is running out to get hedges trimmed or pruned before the law affects what you can do in your garden in March.

The best time to plant a hedge is in spring, when the soil is warming up, or in the fall when the soil is still warm after summer. Both seasons can expect to see some rainfall, which will help ...

oleander makes a graceful evergreen hedge in USDA zones 8-10. Plants are heat- and drought-tolerant once established, and grow well in coastal gardens, tolerating salt spray and wind. Oleander looks ...

Morris Hankinson, the founder of Hopes Grove Nurseries, says, "Hedges are so much better than fences or walls – not only are they cheaper and longer lasting but they also filter strong winds, noise, ...

That being said, though, they do need to be trimmed regularly if you want them to look their best – so how do you prune conifer hedges like a pro? One of those plants you should prune in September, ...

A gardening expert has urged gardeners to prune certain plants in February as it is their "last chance" ahead of spring.

The Road Safety Authority has warned landowners that they have a legal responsibility to prevent overgrown hedges causing ...

The Road Safety Authority (RSA), the County and City Management Association (CCMA) and the Irish Road Haulage Association ...