How many hedges? We recommend planting Leylandii, Laurel and most other evergreen shrubs* between 60cm and 100cm apart (approximately 2-3 feet apart). Hedges ...

Planting 25cm apart will allow the hedges to fill in the space quicker, but you will see just as much success if planting 50-100cm apart in the long run.

For a 180cm tall hedge (head height), space your plants 180/3 = 60cm apart. For a 5m long hedge, that's 500cm/60cm = 8-9 plants. For a 90cm tall hedge (waist ...

For hedges under 5 feet tall, use instead a spacing that is two-thirds of the intended height. For a 3-foot hedge, space your plants 2 feet apart.

We offer recommended spacing guidelines for all of the hedge plants we sell. Our guidelines are based on planting at a density that will allow the plants to ...

if you want a clipped 3m tall hedge, plant material 1m apart. If you want a 4 metre hedge, plant 1.3m apart; if you want a 2m tall hedge, plant out at 60cm ...

Ideally position boundary hedges so they are set back a little way (e.g. 90cm/3ft) from the boundary line. · Within the row planting distances vary from 30-60cm ...

21 апр. 2020 г. · The answer is a simple rule of thumb - approximately half the distance of the desired height of the hedge. Easy as that. 0.5:1

25 нояб. 2023 г. · The most common spacing for a garden hedge is at 33cm: that's 3 plants per metre in a single row. When mature, a human will not be able to ...

Hedge plants should be about 18" (45cm) apart with the recommended number of plants about 5-7 per metre if bare root, or 4-5 if container grown.