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Planting and start
Hedging plants are preferably planted in autumn or early spring. Ensure a straight planting line and loosen the soil well along the entire length of the hedge. Water sufficiently after planting to promote good establishment.
Stand and soil
The right location depends on the type of hedge.
- Evergreen hedges grow well in sun to semi-shade
- Deciduous hedges are often widely applicable
- Well-drained, nutrient-rich soil promotes healthy growth
Care during the year
- Water regularly, especially in the first year after planting
- Mulch around the hedge helps retain moisture and reduce weeds
- In spring, fertilisation supports a dense and strong hedge
Pruning and maintenance
Regular pruning ensures a full, tight hedge.
- Prune once or twice a year, depending on growth rate
- Keep the hedge slightly wider at the bottom for even growth
- Remove dead or damaged branches in good time
With proper care, a hedge forms a durable, green structure that gives years of privacy and tranquillity to the garden.