Propagating a hornbeam hedge yourself is usually not worthwhile. It takes too long for new plants to grow from seeds or cuttings.…
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Hornbeam hedges are very fast-growing. They gain so much growth per year that they need to be cut twice a year.…
Read MoreOccasionally a hornbeam hedge has to be severely cut back. What to consider if you want to cut hornbeam hedges radically.…
Read MoreThe price of a hornbeam hedge depends on the planting distance, height of the hornbeam and whether you buy bare-root or container plants.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges are robust and very decorative. They get by with little maintenance. How to properly care for a hornbeam hedge.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges have to be cut several times a year at the beginning. Fall pruning should only be done on newly planted hedges.…
Read MoreWhen is the right time to cut the hornbeam hedge depends on which cut is to be made.…
Read MoreThe best time to plant hornbeam hedges is autumn. The timing also depends on the weather and the quality of the trees.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges have to be rejuvenated after a few years because they are often no longer really dense. What to consider when rejuvenating.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges are not only a good privacy screen, but also very decorative. Worth knowing about garden design with hornbeam.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges need little space because they can be cut very narrow. What planting distance must be observed?…
Read MoreThe width of a hornbeam hedge depends on the available space and the wishes of the gardener. It can be cut wide or narrow.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges are not very demanding. Regular fertilization only makes sense in the first few years. How to properly fertilize your hornbeam hedge.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges are absolutely hardy. Nevertheless, some care in winter makes sense. This is how you get the hornbeam hedge well over the winter.…
Read MoreHornbeam hedges are very robust. Diseases occur when the weather is unfavorable or when the hedge is not regularly trimmed.…
Read MoreBeech hedges can get very old. Unfortunately, after a few years, they no longer look so nice. Then it's time to rejuvenate them.…
Read MoreYou can't go far wrong when planting a hornbeam hedge. A little guide to planting hornbeam hedges.…
Read MoreBeech trees are hardy and popular as hedges because of their foliage that hangs long on the tree. This is how you get your beech hedge safely through the winter.…
Read MoreGardeners who have the time and patience can propagate a beech hedge themselves instead of buying ready-made trees. This is how beeches are propagated correctly.…
Read MoreBeech hedges are fast-growing hedges. Older beeches are very vigorous and need to be pruned regularly.…
Read MoreIf a beech hedge turns brown prematurely, various causes can be responsible. What you can do about brown leaves.…
Read MoreYou can cut back a beech hedge heavily during the cold season. When a radical cut is necessary and what needs to be considered.…
Read MoreWith good planning, you can also pull beech hedges yourself. What you need to consider when planting a beech hedge.…
Read MoreBeech hedges can hardly be replanted, especially when they are older. Therefore, look for a favorable location for the hedge.…
Read MoreCutting a beech hedge is only permitted at certain times. When is the best time to trim beech hedges?…
Read MoreThe price of a beech hedge depends on the desired height and the time in which a dense hedge is to be created.…
Read MoreA beech hedge does not require much care once it has grown. How to properly care for beech hedges.…
Read MoreYou should create a beech hedge in autumn. If necessary, it can also be planted in spring. When is the best time to plant?…
Read MoreWhen planting a beech hedge, you need to keep the correct planting distance. Otherwise, the trees take each other's light and nutrients.…
Read MoreWhen planting a beech hedge, the number of plants per meter plays a role. This is how you calculate how many books you need to buy.…
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