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Yew (Taxus Baccata)

£2.99£49.98
Yew or Taxus Baccata is an evergreen, elegant, traditional British hedging plant that is steeped in history. The compact nature and leaf structure makes for a wonderful formal hedging plant that is also popular for topiary and shaping.

Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus)

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Hornbeam or Carpinus Betulus is a popular native hedge that produces wonderful autumn colour similar to Beech hedging. A nice dense green screen in summer that is a great wind and noise break, turning a copper colour in the autumn and can retain some foliage throughout the winter depending on weather and if exposed.

Cherry Laurel (Prunus Rotundifolia)

£2.99£39.99
Cherry Laurel or Prunus Rotundifolia is the most popular evergreen hedging plant in the UK. The glossy evergreen leaves, quick growth rate and the density in which it grows makes it extremely popular for creating screenage.

Alder (Alnus Glutinosa)

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Alder or Alnus Glutinosa is a native deciduous hedging plant. This native variety is popular as part of a native mixed hedgerow, it is a very wildlife friendly species and extremelly hardy and will do well in all soil types and locations, this adaptable variety will even tolerate water logged locations.

Beech (Fagus Sylvatica)

£1.39£29.99
Beech or Fagus Sylvatica is one of the most popular native hedges in UK. Famous for its magnificent autumn colour, green leaves in summer turn a copper like colour in the autumn and although a deciduous variety it can retain some foliage to offer some coverage over the winter months (subject to weather and exposed locations).

Mixed native hedgerow packs

£79.99£189.99
Our mixed native Hedgerow packs are a great way of achieving the traditional English countryside hedging using our best mix

Portuguese Laurel (Prunus Lusitanica)

£4.99£39.99
Portuguese Laurel or Prunus Lusitanica is a very popular evergreen hedging plant that has smaller darker leaves than the common cherry laurel.

Silver Birch (Betula Pendula)

£1.19£1.69
Silver Birch or Betula Pendula is a native deciduous hedging plant or Tree. Although more famously grown as a tree it can be used in hedging in a mixed native hedge.

Willow (Salix Caprea)

£1.29£1.69
Willow or salix caprea is a native deciduous hedging plant or tree. Willow will have nice yellow flowers in the summer and berries in the autumn meaning this native variety is another popular hedge for local wildlife.

Bird Cherry (Prunus Padus)

£1.49
Bird cherry or Prunus Padus is a native hedging plant that is popular in a mixed native hedge. This deciduous variety has white flowers in spring followed by berries in the summer making this popular with local wildlife.

Elder (Sambucus)

£1.50
Elder or Sambucus is a native deciduous hedging plant. Elder flowers in summer and is followed by black elder berries which are rich in vitamin C in the autumn.

Hazel (Corylus Avellana)

£1.29£4.99
Hazel or Corylus Avellana is a native deciduous hedging plant. Most commonly used in a mixed native hedge this is wildlife friendly variety which flowers in spring and nuts that are ripe in september that the squirrels love.
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