While Northern gardens pride themselves on the beautiful hedges made by the Hemlock Spruce, or Arbor Vitae, Southern gardens revel in beauty by the wealth of broad-leaved evergreens which they can use for the purpose. Imagine a hedge of Cape Jasmine with its fragrant blossoms, or of the beautiful shining green leaved, Japan Euonymus. Then the Chinese privet makes one of the grandest of hedges. Some people use the Chinese tea plant for hedges, and find it does admirably. They may use the clippings to keep down the grocer's bill, lor anything we know. The tree box is often used, and we believe a number of other things. There is nothing adds so much to the interest of a garden as well kept hedges in appropriate places, and the South is to be envied for the great choice it can have among so much pleasing variety.