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Plant Care
All the plants you have in your garden and also inside the house, should be cared for correctly. This will ensure you get the best displays and long-life from them.
Protecting a Hedge from the elements
Snow
A heavy fall of snow lying on top of a hedge can cause serious damage, especially to evergreen or conifer hedges as well as those with broad flat tops. Make sure the snow is brushed off as soon as possible to reduce the weight.
High Winds
If your hedge is likely to suffer from broken branches in any high winds, or you have some areas of the hedge that contain old trees. You can help prevent excessive damage by keeping the height of the hedge and the spacing of overlapping branches under control. Cutting back correctly will help to strengthen the internal structure of the hedge.
