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Growing Edible-A HEDGEROW

Living Fences and Edible Hedges

Edible Hedges for Privacy and Food – Eat That Hedge!


There are dozens of great native and non-native mast-producing shrubs that are good choices for an edible hedge, including blueberry, raspberry, blackberry, serviceberry, hazelnut, elderberry, chokecherry, aronia, wild cherry, wild plum, gooseberry, currant, shrub roses, and viburnums.


http://www.mast-producing-trees.org/2010/09/how-to-plant-an-edible-hedge/


https://www.wnps.org/blog/how-about-a-hedgerow


https://nativeplantherald.prairienursery.com/2015/03/hedgerow-revival-grow-a-living-fence/


https://www.ecolandscaping.org/06/designing-ecological-landscapes/native-plants/native-hedges-and-hedgerows-beauty-and-biodiversity/


Evergreen Huckleberry Hedge-Vaccinium ovatum

Evergreen Huckleberry Hedge-Vaccinium ovatum

Growing Edible-A HEDGEROW

Living Fences and Edible Hedges


Natives are great for hedges! Most species only need a little water to get established and then can be left on their own. They often attract birds and other wildlife and can be very deer proof. There are other natives that can be used for these purposes but we have found these to be the most effective.

These plants are good for giving you privacy from the neighbors or keeping their not-so-tidy yards out of your view. They can also be good for blocking future traffic. You can't stop traffic with a 6 inch tall plant so make sure it is well protected till it can protect itself. Or along these same lines they can be used to keep out trespassers. These plants are also good for hiding ugly fences or walls.


Manzanitas are evergreen and tidy. They are popular for their colorful red bark. The flowers are good for hummingbird birds. These are fairly deer proof and very drought tolerant. They make good hedges because they are clean, evergreen and many grow fast.


https://www.laspilitas.com/garden/California_native_hedges.html (some images of hedges)



Manzanita, ‘Austin Griffiths’, A. manzanita x A. densiflora hybrid 


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We are closed Tuesday, March 28 for Physical Inventory. Staff will be busy counting - they will not be able to accept phone calls-pickups-online services.

We will resume business as normal on Wednesday.


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from Sat tru Tuesday night. 

Please call the nursery if you wish us to hold plants for you for Sunday or Monday pick up.

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