to hedge

To be all around a person or thing on every side

Surround something completely, often with a wall or fence

To surround an area with a wall to protect it

To put a barrier around land to mark or protect it

Surround an area with a fence to stop people from entering

To surround an area with a barrier to keep others out

To enclose an area by putting up rails

Surround a place or person so they cannot move freely

To surround an area with a strong fence of wooden or metal posts for protection

To surround a place with strong wooden posts to protect it

To avoid losing by choosing more than one option

Very messy and untidy as if after a rough time

Seem very untidy and messy

Surround a place or person so they cannot move freely

Protect money from loss by making other investments that reduce risk

To protect yourself from losing money by choosing different plans or investments

A company that manages money for rich people and uses risky methods to try to make big profits

A tool with sharp blades that cuts and shapes garden hedges

A row of privet bushes planted close together to make a living fence for a garden

A small tree often grown as a bush to make garden hedges

A plant with small pale yellow flowers that grows wild along roads and fields

A plant that lives for many years and spreads by underground stems in wet or shady places

A plant from Europe with pink or white flowers whose leaves make soap when crushed

A small brown songbird found in hedges and gardens

A South African bush with sharp forked branches and fruit like small plums often planted as a fence

A climbing wildflower with twining stems and pink or white trumpet-shaped flowers

A wild plant whose leaves smell like garlic when crushed

A small purple wild flower that grows in woods and at field edges

A wild plant with leaves that smell like garlic and can be eaten