If we're pitting hedges and fences against each other, in theory, hedges win out. Of course, we'd rather be looking at natural greenery than artificial structures, even when they're made from ...

Bamboo hedges Bamboo is popular for screening because it is extremely narrow for its height, up to 35 feet, although most varieties stay lower. There are two types of bamboo: running and clumping.

A SMALL rotten picket fence, that is suffocating under the weight of unruly ivy and bindweed sits between myself and my neighbours. We both have 80ft gardens, but the evening sun lands on my side o… ...

Clumping bamboo that won’t run rampant would have been the proper choice. A third example is the guy who planted a bougainvillea hedge and then decided to go on a trip around the world for a year.

Hedges and edges dominate talks on Temple Terrace’s new proposed fence rules Temple Terrace is tackling its regulations on fences, the first of several revisions to the city’s land development ...

Hedges and Plants Fast-growing evergreen shrubs or trees like Leylandii, Thuja, or Bamboo along the boundary of your garden can help with privacy. Grow a dense hedge using plants like Boxwood ...

“And yet they are neither pruning the hedge to ease some of the weight on it, nor fixing the fence, but asking us to pay for 50 per cent of replacing the fence for our privacy.” ...

THERE are times when you thank your lucky stars for your neighbours.And there are times when you wish that your hedge was ... a fence or trellis - or a bamboo frame if you’re starting from scratch.

Bamboo is great around a pond or pool as it holds its leaves for so long the pool usually is closed before it drops them, if any. Remember you want clumping bamboo. Denise Hodgins holds an Ontario ...

What's On; Family & Kids; parents; Mum baffled after neighbour buys trampoline to peek over her garden fence "When I was out in the garden a few weeks ago, up she popped over the top of the bamboo ...

A retired couple have said it "beggars belief" that they cannot keep a six foot fence built to replace a 20 foot hedge after it was rejected by the council for causing a "dangerous precedent".