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By Jennifer Heyns Times Newspapers Contributing Writer
Time was, hedgerows hoed
the American landscape,
offering fanners livestock barriers and property boundaries. Oftentimes, they were simply created by birds alighting on fence wire and, doing what comes naturally, sowing fruit and berry plants that would grow along and enhance the fence line.
Even Thomas Jefferson saw the benefits of having hedgerows on the grounds of Monticello. “The Fruitery, for instance, was enclosed with a variety of materials during Jefferson’s fruit-growing
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