Ten common hedge plant species

Morning Glory

Morning glory is a climbing plant. Some morning glories will bloom in different colors in the morning and evening, making them entwine around the garden, which inexplicably adds a beautiful and dreamy feeling. Morning glory is easy to grow, has strong vitality, is widely available, and is low in price. It can be said to be an excellent variety for making flower hedges.

Woody

The colors of osmanthus vary, generally divided into yellow and white. When it blooms, the fragrance is strong, giving you a feeling of being able to smell the fragrance before seeing the shape. Using osmanthus as a flower hedge makes people feel relaxed and happy.

Weigela

Weigela has colorful colors, strong vitality, is relatively cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and is very suitable for planting by friends in the north. It is beautiful and dreamy, and seeing it will make people's eyes bright and reluctant to leave.

Clematis

The flowers of Clematis are huge and look like a lotus on land from a distance. It can not only be planted alone as a flower hedge, but also planted together with roses and other flowers to enhance the appearance.

Scutellaria scabra

The leaves of the red-flowered sempervivum are brightly colored and colorful. Here I want to remind everyone that there are real and fake red-flowered sempervivums, so be sure to keep your eyes open when purchasing.

June Snow

The white flowers look very pure and have strong vitality. They do not require much soil when growing, so they are very suitable for making flower hedges. They are both beautiful and easy to grow.

winter jasmine

I believe everyone is familiar with the yellow forsythia, a very economical and beautiful hedge plant. Many people use forsythia as hedges in their homes, fences, and gardens.

Azalea

Rhododendron is used as a hedge plant by some home gardeners because of its beautiful appearance, but what I want to say is that azalea is not very tenacious and is not suitable for sun exposure, so you need to be careful when choosing flowers.

Hypericum

The flowers are brightly colored, unique in shape, widely available, and economical, making them an excellent variety for use as flower hedges.

Gardenia

When it is not in bloom, the branches are all lush green, which is very pleasing to the eye. After it blooms, it looks a little refreshing and has a strong fragrance.