Fast Growing Hedges
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Fast growing hedges for quick privacy and screening Fast growing hedging is ideal when you need to establish privacy, shelter or boundaries as quickly as possible. These hedge plants are chosen for their ability to put on strong annual growth, helping gardens feel enclosed and established in a short space of time. Why choose fast growing hedging? Rapid screening for privacy Quick boundary definition Ideal for new gardens and developments Wide choice of evergreen and semi-evergreen options Different types of fast growing hedges Fast growth can come from different hedge types, each suited to slightly different needs. Common fast growing options include: Laurel hedges – broad-leaf evergreens with dense coverage Conifer hedges – upright growth and strong annual extension Bamboo hedges – tall, narrow screening in limited spaces How fast is “fast growing”? Growth speed varies by species, soil conditions and maintenance, but fast growing hedges typically add 30–60cm per year once established. Regular watering and feeding in the early years will help maximise growth. Choosing the right fast growing hedge Before selecting a fast growing hedge, consider: Available width and final height Evergreen vs deciduous preference Maintenance and trimming requirements Exposure to wind or coastal conditions Browse fast growing hedges by type Laurel Hedging Conifer Hedging Bamboo Hedging Need help choosing? This page is designed to help you decide which type of fast growing hedge best suits your garden. Once you’ve chosen a category, explore the relevant collection for plant sizes, spacing and availability. For a full overview of all hedge types, including slower growing and decorative options, visit our main Hedging Plants collection. {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"Why choose fast growing hedging?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"- Rapid screening for privacy - Quick boundary definition - Ideal for new gardens and d
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