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View full detailsLavender hedging is a popular choice for creating low, informal hedges with fragrance and colour. Rather than providing tall screening, lavender is used to define paths, borders and garden edges, adding structure while attracting pollinators throughout the summer.
Lavender forms a low, informal hedge rather than a dense privacy screen. In the UK it is best described as semi-evergreen, retaining structure year-round but producing its strongest visual impact from late spring through summer.
Lavender has a moderate growth rate and benefits from regular pruning to maintain a neat hedge line. Annual trimming after flowering helps prevent woody growth and keeps plants compact.
Lavender hedge plants are typically planted closer together than taller hedge species to create a continuous line. Consistent spacing and good drainage are key to long-term success.
Lavender prefers free-draining soil and a sunny position. Avoid waterlogged areas, particularly in winter, to prevent root problems.
Lavender is chosen for fragrance and low structure rather than height or privacy. To explore taller or evergreen hedge options, visit our main Hedging Plants collection.
Browse the lavender hedge plants below to choose the variety and size best suited to your garden design.
