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- 2 Langley growers whose own sites say they sell cedar hedging
- Cheapest start
- One-gallon emerald cedars, $10.99 each at Curbside Nursery (price page)
- Delivered and planted
- Green Valley Landscaping & Nursery Supplies, hand-dug trees, installs anywhere in the Lower Mainland
- Langley City yards
- Trees on or sharing a City property line are protected. City tree bylaw
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- Last checked
- November 7, 2026
Want a cedar hedge in Langley? You can buy small potted cedars at $10.99 each and wait for them to fill in, or pay more for field-grown trees that go in at height and give you privacy this year. Langley has growers for both. Here’s what we found on their own websites, and a few things to settle before you order.
Small pots or big trees?
This is the real decision, and it’s mostly about time and budget.
One-gallon pots are cheap and easy to carry home in the car. Curbside Nursery’s one-gallon Smaragd (emerald) cedars are $10.99 each. The catch is that they start small, so a full screen is a few seasons away.
Field-grown, balled-and-burlapped trees are dug from the field with the root ball wrapped in burlap. They’re heavy and usually need a truck, which is why sellers offer delivery and planting. You pay for the head start.
Which cedar?
The variety you’ll see most is the emerald cedar (Thuja occidentalis ‘Smaragd’). Curbside describes it as narrow and upright, growing to 10 to 15 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, and doing best with four to six hours of sun a day, though it copes with some shade. That narrow shape is why people plant them in a row along a fence line.
Not every “cedar” on a nursery list is a hedging plant. Curbside also sells the golden Rheingold cedar, which it describes as slow-growing and topping out around 3 to 4 feet: an accent shrub for a border or a pot, not a privacy screen.
Where to buy cedar hedging in Langley
- Curbside Nursery, 22274 64 Ave, Langley. A farm that sells mainly online: order on the site, then pick up at the farm Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Its hedging section includes one-gallon emerald cedars ($10.99) and four-inch Rheingold cedars ($3.99). It also runs a roadside stand at 2490 208 Street with discounted stock. Email [email protected]. curbsidenursery.com
- Green Valley Landscaping & Nursery Supplies, 26611 58 Ave, Langley (east of 264 Street, toward Aldergrove). Mostly a soil, gravel and mulch yard, it says it now carries cedar trees and hedges too. Its site says the trees are hand-dug, balled and burlapped, and fertilized several times a year, and that it will deliver and install them anywhere in the Lower Mainland. Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm, Sundays by appointment. 604-743-3000. greenvalleylandscaping.ca
Neither site publishes prices for the big field-grown trees, so ask for a quote that spells out the height, how many trees, delivery and planting.
Pulling out an old hedge first?
In Langley City, the Tree Protection & Management Bylaw protects trees on City property or sharing a City property line, trees in environmentally sensitive areas, and trees 75 cm across or more at chest height, among others. Some removals need a permit. Read the City’s tree bylaw page before you take out an old row along the boulevard or a shared line.
More nurseries, garden centres and growers are on our garden centres and nurseries page. If you’d rather have someone plan and plant the whole yard, see landscapers in Langley.
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