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Laurel hedge plants come in a variety of sizes and root types making them a good option regardless of your budget, another reason for them making it onto many people's shortlist." Morris ...

Once your hedge is trimmed to the desired shape, water and mulch the plants to keep them in good condition. Occasionally a hedge plant can die or become damaged through disease: if it's not ...

Prepare your site well; remember that the hedge will be in place for a number of years so a good start for your young plants is essential. Remove any weeds and large stones, dig the area over and ...

A good local nursery will most likely have bundles of them for sale at this time of year, but, otherwise, specialist suppliers of hedging plants can easily be found online. Each plant will cost about ...