Deciduous and coniferous trees for quick hedges are planted in order to protect their residential territory from neighbors, close from the road, etc.
Evergreens and deciduous trees are suitable for quick hedges. In any case, the quick hedge should be adapted to your needs both in functionality and in terms of care. The range of applications and colors is very wide. It is preferable to plant a quick hedge in trenches 0.6 m deep and 0.7 m wide. Depending on the size of your chosen quick hedge, the recommended average distance for planting trees is about 60-70 cm. The trench is filled with a mixture of fertile black soil and peat. In order for the quick hedge to grow lush and fulfill the intended functions, it is important to correctly create a trench and a mixture for planting trees. After planting a quick hedge, you must regularly and thoroughly water the soil for at least two weeks. Later you can water less often if there is no rain.
