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Our hedges come in multiple, convenient sizes. Learn about which hedge size option will work best for your project, from our 18-24” tall MiniHedge to our 5-6’ tall InstantHedge. See detailed dimensions for all of our different hedge sizes, including root balls.
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You have multiple options for the kind of container in which your InstantHedge is shipped. Learn about our standard Biodegradable Cardboard Boxes, as well as the fabric bag and cedar box options. This page will lead you to the best choice for your project.
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InstantHedge is a unique product and the planting process is very unlike installing a traditional hedge. This page takes you step by step through the easy process of how to plant an InstantHedge. No doubt about it, it’s the fastest way to plant a hedge.
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SUBURBAN GARDENS

Hedges can be used in a variety of ways in suburban gardens:

Using hedges like Green Giant Arborvitae as a natural barrier is a cost-effective and beautiful way of screening in a residential setting. Among the benefits and possibilities:

SUBURBAN GARDENS GALLERY

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    This elegant yew (Taxus) hedge not only provides an effective screen but also creates an elegant backdrop for an outdoor living area.

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    This elegant yew (Taxus) hedge not only provides an effective screen but also creates an elegant backdrop for an outdoor living area.

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    A shared courtyard at this townhouse is bordered elegantly with boxwood (Buxus) as well as yew (Taxus) hedges.

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    Late into autumn, the leaves remain on European beech (Fagus sylvatica) for superior privacy in all seasons.

  • 37270-Taxus-yew-hedge-Fagus-beech-urban-garden-suburban-patio-courtyard-summer

    Where homes are fairly close to each other, a well-placed hedge like this yew (Taxus) can make your outdoor space more inviting.

  • 39187-Carpinus-hornbeam-hedge-country-cottage-garden-seating-privacy-gate-spring-hyacinth-daffodil-flowers

    Hornbeam privacy hedges help create peaceful garden spaces to rest and think.

  • 39778-Boxwood-Buxus-hedge-path-garden-InstantHedge-border

    Since boxwood (Buxus) hedges can be maintained at a short size, they are an ideal choice for keeping a clean border along pathways like this.

  • 43812-Buxus-boxwood-hedge-country-garden-patio-suburban-outdoor-dining

    Boxwood (Buxus) hedges used along with brick creates a splendid contrast between texture and color that is quite complementary.

  • 52640-Taxus-Fagus-hedge-yew-beech-country-garden

    A garden nook such as this feels much more cozy with living hedges of yew (Taxus) in the foreground and beech (Fagus) in the background rather than cold, impersonal fences.

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    A garden nook such as this feels much more cozy with living hedges of yew (Taxus) in the foreground and beech (Fagus) in the background rather than cold, impersonal fences.

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    With the help of an arbor, a European beech (Fagus sylvatica) hedge can be pruned to form a picturesque arch over the path to a residence.

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    This elegant water feature is made to feel even more serene with a European beech (Fagus sylvatica) hedge for privacy.

  • N1003723_140-Acer-campestre-hedge-maple-modern-formal-garden-InstantHedge-patio-urban-suburban

    Hedge maple (Acer campestre) has petite leaves that make a delicately-textured hedge to frame this outdoor space.

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SUBURBAN DRIVEWAY GALLERY

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    European hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) forms an effective barrier between a busy street and a private garden.

  • 116364_140-Thuja-Green-Giant-lawn-estate

    A faster-growing arborvitae (Thuja 'Green Giant') hedge like this forms an effective wall to make a private yard feel more secluded.

  • 116310_140-Prunus-laurocerasus-lawn

    English laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) towers above the neighboring garage to create a beautiful backyard.

  • 117600_140-Carpinus-hornbeam-commercial-driveway-street-apartment-hotel-landscape

    Hornbeam (Carpinus) hedges can be used to form a private courtyard outside this apartment complex.

  • 123209_140-Thuja-Green-Giant-wall-estate-suburban-urban

    The fine-textured foliage of the Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja x 'Green Giant') softens this stone wall while providing excellent privacy.

  • 123212_120-Thuja-VirescensSuburban-park-driveway-estate

    This arborvitae (Thuja plicata 'Virescens') hedge shows the boundary between two properties in a graceful way.

  • 123213_140-Thuja-occidentalis-driveway-street

    A lush evergreen arborvitae (Thuja) hedge keeps down road noise from the private lawn on the other side.

  • 00557846-Fagus-fence-driveway-commercial-estate-path-sculpture-modern-hedge

    The vibrant green leaves on this European beech (Fagus sylvatica) create a marvelous border for this stone path.

  • 00690651-Prunus-laurocerasus-wall-fence-estate-home

    After a number of years, English laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) can be grown together to form an arch to make moving from one section of the garden to the next more intriguing.

  • 00861019-Prunus-lusitanica-portuguese-laurel-hedge-wall

    The smaller, glossy-green leaves on this Portuguese laurel (Prunus lusitanica) create a wonderful contrast with the showy flowers behind.

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    A stone walkway is guided along by a Green Giant arborvitae (Thuja x 'Green Giant') InstantHedge.

  • 00933077-Prunus-laurocerasus-estate-wall

    This English laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) shows stunning glossy foliage as it borders a private lawn.

  • 00933193-Thuja-occidentalis-wall-driveway

    The fine-textured foliage of the Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja x 'Green Giant') softens this stone wall while providing excellent privacy.

  • 01402453-Prunus-lusitanica-fence-hedge-estate-commercial

    Portuguese laurel (Prunus lusitanica) forms a very dense hedge over time, creating an effective screen to any outdoor space.

  • Cornus mas, Hecke

    Red fruits on Cornelian cherry (Cornus mas) make this hedge different from the rest.

  • N0300071_140-Thuja-Green-Giant

    The fine-textured foliage of the Green Giant Arborvitae (Thuja x 'Green Giant') softens this stone wall while providing excellent privacy.

  • N0300216_140-Fagus-beech-hedge-lawn-formal-park-garden-suburban-privacy

    European beech (Fagus sylvatica) defines the boundaries of this back yard while adding life to the landscape.

  • N0300306_140-Thuja-occidentalis-asian-driveway-suburban

    A stone path is bordered with this lush, evergreen arborvitae (Thuja 'Green Giant') hedge.

  • 510585928-Thuja-Green-Giant-residential-suburban-estate

    An arborvitae (Thuja) hedge can be grown to a larger height to provide screening of neighboring second-story buildings.

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    This European beech (Fagus sylvatica) hedge is used to line a driveway and create a formal entry.