Low Hedge Plants

Low hedge plants – more info

Low hedges are the perfect choice if you want to edge a bed or have a boundary without creating too much shade. They can be clipped to give a formal look, or left to grow naturally. To get your hedge plants off to the best possible start, prepare the soil well by incorporating plenty of organic matter and keep it well-watered until the hedge is established. Need more help? Look at our frequently asked questions below.

Which low hedge plants are low-maintenance?

Once established, privet, euonymus, pittosporum and hypericum are all hedges that require little maintenance.

Which low hedging plants are good for wildlife?

For a hedge that provides good shelter, choose box or privet. Some hedge plants, including shrub roses, skimmia, sarcococca, and spiraea provide food through flowers, hips or berries.

What are good plants for a scented hedge?

Good choices for a scented hedge are skimmia, sarcococca, and roses such as ‘Easy Elegance Snowdrift’ and the White Ramanas Rose.