Hedging Plants: Bare Root
We stock a wide range of Hedging Plants to suit every taste and every garden. The most popular in this area are Hawthorn (also known as Quickthorn) and Blackthorn. Below is a list of all Hedging Plants that we carry.
Hawthorn(Quickthorn) Crataegus Monogyna: Hawthorn is a traditional thorn hedge which produces scented white flowers followed by red haws in the autumn. The hedge becomes very thick and dense in a short period of time, hence the name. To obtain a thick hedge we advise you to plant 7 plants per metre.
Blackthorn Prunus Spinosa: Blackthorn is a dense, prickly, deciduous and tall thorn hedge which is ideal for windy areas and produces sloes in the autumn for October-November harvesting. To obtain a thick hedge we advise you to plant 7 plants per metre.
Hazel Corylus Avellana: Hazel is a large, fast growing hedge which produces long, yellow catkins followed by edible nuts in the autumn. Ideal to plant with Thorn. To obtain a thick hedge we advise you to plant 7 plants per metre.
Beech Fagus Sylvatica: Beech is a slow-growing but dense hedge which offers superb foliage all though winter. To obtain a thick hedge we advise you to plant 7 plants per metre.
Privet: Privet is a traditional, evergreen hedge which bears glossy foliage. Privet will tolerate most soil types apart from wet locations. Ideal as a screen for privacy or as a windbreak. We advise you to plant 5 plants to the metre.
Dog Rose Rosa Rugosa: Dog Rose is a rapid growing, dense and prickly hedge whitich produces pink, white or red flowers. Ideal to prevent unwanted visitors in the garden.
Norway Spruce: Norway Spruce is a traditional christmas tree and can be used as an attractive hedge to provide shelter from the wind.
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