Cedar hedge

Cedar hedges are one of the best ways to enhance your garden views, add a buffer to a building or provide privacy for outdoor living. When planning to add a hedge to your property be sure to consider the type of cedar, in Central Canada the native White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is the go to choice for growing a healthy hedge. It is also important to take into consideration the optimal location of your new […]

Are you looking for a beautiful statement tree or an attractive hedge for better privacy? Look no further than the emerald cedar! It is a beautiful, low -maintenance addition to any landscape. The following tips will teach us how to plant and care for an emerald cedar with great success.

You are planting a privacy cedar hedge, and you need to know how far apart to plant the cedar trees. First thing to consider, are your cedar trees going to be planted for a privacy fence? Or are …

The fastest growing hedges provide privacy as quickly as possible by becoming tall and thick in just a few seasons. These are all good for growing as large hedges for privacy. | InstantHedge Blog #hedge #fastgrowinghedge #privacyhedge #privacyscreen #instanthedge

Use these evergreen trees as living privacy screens or focal points in your landscape that stay green through the seasons.

You might don’t like other people or animals coming to your property, or you just want some privacy while relaxing in your backyard. No matter the reason, having beautiful plants instead of a traditional fence has many benefits. It is true, though, that having a natural fence isn’t a fest…

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Understanding how to properly trim cedar hedges might be a little confusing. Let’s take a closer look at the best ways to prune your cedars like a pro.

Learn how to care for cedar hedging in Canada? Learn from a cedar tree farm in Langley about cedar trees and cedar hedge care in BC and Canada.

This is our comprehensive guide on emerald cedar trees. Learn how to raise one properly with our tips and tricks for design ideas as well.

Compare stats for the 3 most common arborvitae varieties for hedges to see if Full Speed A Hedge arborvitae is right for your landscape.

Start your own magical garden with Cedar hedges. -Our Emerald, Brandon, and Excelsa Cedars will help make that come true. You can even drop by and pick out the trees yourself, (from our various selections and sizes,) at Fraser Valley Cedars in Abbotsford. -Call us at 604-217-2886.

Wondering how to maintain your cedar hedges? Here are some helpful tips to properly care for your hedges throughout the year.

This is a guide about planting a cedar hedge. A cedar hedge is easy to grow and maintain. It also is a very effective privacy hedge and helps define small space gardens.

At CedarKings, we believe in doing one thing, and doing it well. For us, that is locating the highest quality Emerald Cedar Trees, and providing shipping and installation services all across southern Ontario.

Juniperus virginiana ‘Taylor’ | Juniperus virginiana 'Taylor' is an upright columnar form and possibly the narrowest of the eastern red cedars. Discovered in Taylor, Nebraska as a chance seedling, this selection makes a great screen for tight spaces as well as a dramatic vertical element to any sunny landscape. A great substitute for Italian Cypress when designers need a narrow, vertical evergreen. Exceptional cold hardiness, but thrives in the UGA trial garden just north of the Florida…

Evergreens Hedges for Privacy: Learn what makes some of our hedges for privacy, & meet top Best Privacy Hedges for adding peace & quiet to any outdoor space.

If you want more privacy and a more intimate, enclosed yard, fences aren’t the only option. There are a number of hedges and plants that can effectively form a living fence. A few gorgeous green options for creating a privacy fence out of plants in Connecticut: Arborvitae (Thuja occidentalis) This evergreen bush provides insulation against sight and sound year-round. It’s tolerant to a wide range of temperatures, making it a good choice for Connecticut. It will grow well anywhere you have…