Hedges

1. Poor Spacing

• Results in a patchy hedge

2. Wrong Plant Choice

• Causes slow or uneven growth

3. Poor Soil

• Leads to weak plants

4. Lack of Watering

• Plants fail to establish

5. Over-Trimming

• Thins or weakens the hedge

6. Cutting at Wrong Time

• Can damage growth or disturb nesting wildlife

7. Overgrown & Unmanageable

• Hedge becomes too tall or wide
• Blocks light or access

minor Repairs

• Light trimming to reshape
• Allow recovery time if overcut
• Feed and water to encourage regrowth
• Replant missing sections

moderate Repairs

• Gradual height reduction over time
• Reshape carefully
• Encourage regrowth with feeding
• Improve soil with compost

major Repairs

• Cut down branches and dig out roots for removal
• Remove main stems of large established hedges
• Dig out or grind roots
• Fill holes and level soil after removal

When Replacement Is Needed

• New boundary or privacy screen needed
• Replacing a dead or diseased hedge
• Garden redesign

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Mark the Line

   • Set out straight or shaped boundary
2. 2

   Dig a Trench

   • Better than individual holes for consistent growth
3. 3

   Improve Soil

   • Add compost or topsoil
4. 4

   Space Plants Evenly

   • Important for consistent growth
5. 5

   Plant at Correct Depth

   • Ensure root ball is properly covered
6. 6

   Water & Mulch

   • Water thoroughly
   • Mulch and protect young plants