Hedge Plants-Selecting the Right Hedge Plant
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@psandbergnz actually hydrangea does have winter appeal as well, as they hold on to their blooms until pruned off the following spring. It is a deciduous shrub however so the hedge will have no leaves in winter.
metalShoesandjacket 5 months ago
I think the speaker should have mentioned or discussed the appearance of these hedge plants throughout througout the year, not just in their "best" season. Also a mention of the soil type they like would havebeen useful.
Hydrangea can look beautiful in the summer. But in winter (or very early spring), they look bare and shrivelled - not pretty then!
psandbergnz 11 months ago
i'm not buying anything from a woman who can't read
MrJudube 1 year ago