Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Living privacy and boundary hedges planted at proper spacing for fast, full screening.
A hedge is a living wall – privacy, wind protection, and a green boundary that improves with age. We select fast-establishing, PNW-hardy species suited to the height and density you want, then plant at the correct spacing so the hedge fills in evenly without crowding. Soil is amended along the whole run and the row is set straight and level. Proper planting and spacing up front are what turn individual shrubs into a solid, uniform hedge over the following seasons.
Living privacy and boundary screening; Correct spacing for even fill-in; Fast-establishing, PNW-hardy species; Straight, level, uniform rows; Wind protection and green backdrop
1) Choose the species for height and density; 2) Mark a straight, level planting line; 3) Amend soil along the full run; 4) Plant at correct, consistent spacing; 5) Mulch, water, and set a shaping schedule
Length of the hedge; Species and plant size; Spacing and quantity; Soil prep along the run
Best planted spring or fall so the hedge establishes before its first full growing season.