A hedge is normally formed by a continuous (usually without free space between the bushes) line of woody plants (shrubs or bushes, sometimes with a central row of trees) that is less than around 2 m in height.
A hedge is normally formed by a continuous (usually without free space between the bushes) line of woody plants (shrubs or bushes, sometimes with a central row of trees) that is less than around 2 m in height.