Hedging involves planting and maintaining closely spaced shrubs or trees to create a barrier or boundary, often for privacy, wind protection, or decorative purposes. A hedge can be formal, with plants trimmed into precise shapes, or informal, allowing for more natural growth. Common hedge plants include boxwood, privet, and yew. Regular pruning is essential to maintaining the shape and density of a hedge, making it a key element in many landscape designs.
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