Hedge Walls

How it’s used

Panels of dense faux boxwood link up into straight walls, corridors and backdrops, indoors or on a lawn. Add lettering or a sign on top and you have a welcome or photo wall; stand a run across a room and it divides the space in green. A moss-and-foliage version gives a wilder, layered look.

• Backyard and private parties. A hedge corridor leads guests from the driveway to the yard and hides the parts of the property you’d rather they skip.
• Corporate and brand events. A logo across the top gives a sponsor wall that looks at home in a garden setting or a hotel lobby.
• Weddings. Initials or a welcome sign on the hedge make the first photo of the night at the reception entrance.

For a softer, floral version, see flower walls, and the full outdoor range is in outdoor collections.

Planning tip: tell us the length of the run and whether the hedge is a backdrop, a divider or a corridor, since corridors need two walls.