elaeagnus hedge spacing
Looking for the ideal elaeagnus hedge spacing to create a dense, attractive hedgerow? Elaeagnus species are popular choices for New Zealand gardeners, thanks to their rapid growth, salt tolerance, and evergreen foliage. Spacing your elaeagnus hedging plants correctly is the key to achieving a healthy, seamless hedge that offers maximum privacy and shelter. In this guide, we’ll cover how far apart to plant elaeagnus hedges, factors that influence spacing, and tips for establishing an exceptional hedge.
Elaeagnus ebbingei
Elaeagnus ebbingei (Silverberry) is a tough, evergreen shrub valued for its silvery green foliage, dense habit, and excellent performance in exposed NZ gardens. It creates a strong year round screen or hedge, while the subtly fragrant flowers add seasonal interest in autumn.
From $28.91
Elaeagnus submacrophylla
Elaeagnus submacrophylla is a hardy evergreen shrub prized for its dense growth, glossy foliage, and strong year round structure. The leaves have an attractive green upper surface with silvery tones beneath, giving the plant useful texture and movement in the garden.
From $532.39
