1. Plural of hedgerow; rows of bushes, shrubs, or small trees planted closely together, typically forming a boundary or barrier between fields or along roads.
Usage: Commonly used in British English to describe agricultural landscape features.; Often associated with rural or countryside settings.

Examples

• The hedgerows along the country lane provided shelter for birds and small mammals.
• Farmers have maintained these hedgerows for centuries to mark property boundaries.
• The hedgerows bloom with white flowers in spring.
• Many insects and wildlife depend on hedgerows for habitat.
• The old hedgerows were gradually removed to create larger, more efficient farm fields.
• Walking through the village, we admired the thick hedgerows separating each cottage garden.
• Conservation efforts now focus on preserving the remaining hedgerows in the region.