Ivydene Gardens Hedging Gallery: HONEYSUCKLE Hedge Pictures
Informal Honeysuckle hedge in July next to the boundary fence in a back garden.
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Provides a living green backdrop to the flowers.
This hedge is about 6 feet high and can easily be pruned from the ground to a pruned height of about 5 feet. Shoulder height is the maximum height to prune a hedge to from the safety of the person pruning it.. It can then grow the next season and be cut back.
An informal hedge can be allowed to grow and then pruned hard when time allows. Leaving a formal hedge to grow untamed, will lead to an untidy garden.