At a client's property in Marlow we planted 700 meters of mixed native instant hedge.
As specialists in instant hedging, we were contacted by the RHS to supply and advise on some hedging that was required for a new garden that was being built in Manchester.
A respected local developer contacted Hortlands to discuss screening a newly developed bock of flats from a busy road and footpath just outside London.
Hortlands were consulted on the regeneration of a large yew hedge which had succumbed to damage from deer and poor pruning.
The installation of 170 metres of our fully formed instant hedge at Buryfield Recreation Park to define the boundary, including ground reinforced gap openings along the hedge runs to direct people safely into and out of the recreation areas at convenient locations.
Our customer in Harrow had added an extension to the back of their home and required a design and plan for a private outside area for entertaining guests and family.
The project objective was to screen a neighbour's conservatory windows in an economical way using evergreen trees that can be easily maintained and grown in a formal manner to the final desired height.
Our customer required the division of a large garden area into two by creating a barrier screen between the main garden and a natural, deciduous woodland with a walk-through and seating, situated on the edge of the property boundary, parallel to a busy road.
This thriving spa wanted to reflect the grandeur of its property with a new boundary hedge, to screen two roads around its curtilage.
This hedging project required the planting of a 2 metre high instant hedge in the beautiful city of Bath in Wiltshire. We used our instant hedge "Elements" of Purple-leaved beech (Fagus sylvatica Purpurea), also known as copper beech.
