Hedge Plants – Landscaping

Hedge Plants are essential for creating neat, structured, and visually stunning landscapes. Perfect for Indian gardens and climates, these plants are widely used for borders, partitions, pathways, fencing, and exterior beautification in homes, villas, apartments, schools, parks, hotels, and commercial properties.

Popular hedge varieties include Boxwood, Duranta, Thuja, Acalypha, Christina (Syzygium), Crotons, Ixora, Ficus, and more. These plants grow dense, respond very well to trimming, and stay evergreen throughout the year. Whether you want a low hedge for borders or a tall living fence for privacy, hedge plants offer both beauty and functionality.

They thrive in India’s full sun to partial shade conditions and require very minimal maintenance, making them ideal for both residential and large-scale landscaping projects.

Key Features / Specifications

• Type: Outdoor landscaping hedge plants

• Varieties Included: Duranta, Christina, Ficus, Acalypha, Thuja, Boxwood & more

• Light Requirement: Full sun to partial shade

• Watering: Moderate; grows well with regular watering

• Growth Habit: Dense, bushy, evergreen

• Maintenance: Low; responds excellently to pruning

• Climate Suitability: Ideal for all Indian regions

• Pot/Size: Supplied in standard nursery pots

Usage / Applications

• Garden borders & walkway edging

• Live fencing for villas, apartments & farmhouses

• Pathway and driveway beautification

• Creating privacy walls

• School, park & resort landscaping

• Divider hedges for large gardens

• Decorative trimming & topiary

• Large outdoor planters for structured design

Customer FAQs

Which plants are best for hedges?
Popular options: Duranta, Christina, Boxwood, Acalypha, Ficus & Thuja.

How often should hedge plants be trimmed?
Trim every 30–60 days to maintain shape and density.

Do hedge plants need full sunlight?
Most hedge varieties prefer full sun but also grow in partial shade.

Are hedge plants low maintenance?
Yes, they are easy to grow and only need occasional watering and trimming.

Can these plants grow in pots?
Yes, many hedge plants grow well in wide pots or grow bags for structured landscaping.