Tree Planting

 Thick-growing hedges generally function as a good substitute for garden fences, especially if you are growing evergreen plants. They provide privacy, wind protection and a habitat for birds and other beautiful creatures. Now, whether you are planting hedges for the first time or are a seasoned pro in planting them. Either way, the 2 tips listed in this article are sure to help you take care of your hedge plants better. Water and Feeding An essential part of hedge care is watering and feeding. If you have newly developing plants then keep them drenched during the first year, ensuring that water reaches their roots. Even in winter, when most plants are dormant, there can be dry spells for hedge plants, so it is usually a good idea to always keep them soaked. Now, hedge plants generally benefit from feeding as well, though very few people do this. To feed a plant use some slow-release fertiliser and just sprinkle along the sides of the hedge, close to the plants but do not touch the leav