Hedges serve an important purpose in the garden – creating privacy, covering eyesores, and adding structure to the landscape. Arborvitaes, boxwoods, and tall ornamental grasses fit the role of traditional hedges with their large habits and lush foliage. Still, they may not create the show-stopping performance your garden needs. Overhaul your traditional hedge and build a wall of flowers using hydrangeas instead!

Whether you’re looking to create a tall privacy hedge or a low border, there is a hydrangea that fits the bill. Hydrangeas come in an array of colors, shapes, and sizes, all of which make a huge impact when planted in a row. In the summer, your hedge will be exploding with flowers, lasting through the fall and winter if spent flowers are left standing. Gardeners are always amazed at the charm they bring to their gardens, and neighbors never seem to complain either.

Making your own hydrangea hedge can be intimidating, especially if you’re starting from scratch. That’s why we’re here! We’ll guide you through how to recreate the magic in your own garden.