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- The ideal planting distance in the beech hedge
- The ideal planting distance in the beech hedge
- Keep sufficient planting distance to buildings and sidewalks
- Tips
The correct planting distance is important so that the beech trees do not prevent each other from growing
The ideal planting distance in the beech hedge
To ensure that the beech hedge becomes dense, plant the beech trees in the correct planting distance. Also, the distance to buildings, sidewalks and supply lines should be strictly observed.
The ideal planting distance in the beech hedge
In the hedge the distance between two beech trees should be at 50 centimeters. On one meter red beech hedge come two plants.
If you put the beech trees closer, you will have to remove a part later, so that the trees can develop properly.
Keep sufficient planting distance to buildings and sidewalks
Beech hedges form strong roots that can damage masonry and supply lines. Therefore keep enough distance to houses, walls or sidewalks.
Tips
The closer you plant a beech hedge, the higher the price for the hedge. If you are a bit patient, place the beech trees at the right distance. This will save you a lot of money and work.