Using vegetation to define a space makes it possible to increase privacy and organise the garden without always relying on rigid enclosures. Hedge plants offer different solutions depending on the height, density, growth rate and appearance we want to achieve.
A vegetative screen can separate plots, accompany pathways, conceal installations or create independent areas within the same garden. In certain locations, it can also help reduce direct exposure to the wind.
The result can vary considerably depending on the species used. We can create compact, geometric hedges or opt for looser formations in which each plant retains much of its natural growth habit.
Highly defined designs require varieties that respond well to regular pruning. This type of maintenance makes it possible to control dimensions and create uniform vegetative surfaces.
In other projects, we prefer to reduce intervention and use shrubs with a more natural growth habit. This approach can produce more abundant flowering, greater diversity of forms and a softer integration into the landscape.
The choice should be made with the medium and long term in mind. A very vigorous variety may seem attractive because of its rapid initial growth, but it may also require more pruning later on.
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Our catalogue includes different species that can be used to create vegetative boundaries adapted to the style and conditions of each project.
As producers of ornamental plants, our aim is to provide professionals with enough information to compare varieties and select a solution that is consistent with the desired height, expected maintenance and environmental characteristics of the site.
