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  • Hornbeam Tree/Hedging

    Carpinus Betula

    The Hornbeam Tree (Carpinus Betulus) is a resilient, semi-evergreen tree perfect for creating a dense, low-maintenance hedge. Featuring distinctive pale grey bark and rich green leaves that transition to vibrant autumn colours, it offers year-round privacy and acts as a natural wind and noise barrier. In late spring to autumn, it produces green catkins that turn into winged fruit, providing food for birds and wildlife. Tolerant of various soil types, including clay, the Hornbeam adds both functional and aesthetic value to any garden, while its tough wood has a long history of practical use.
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  • field rose shrub

    Field Rose hedging plants or shrub

    Rosa Arvensis

    Field Rose -An extremely useful wild rambler, the Field Rose is perfectly happy in wild or cottage gardens in poor soil.
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  • Privet Hedging Plants - Ligustrum Vulgare

    Privet Hedging Plants

    Ligustrum Vulgare

    Privet Hedging Plants - Ligustrum Vulgare is a dense hedging plant as long as it is not in too much shade, tolerates poor soil. Can be clipped hard back. Grows rapidly with white flowers appearing in summer.
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  • laurel hedging leaf

    Laurel Hedging

    Prunus Laurocerasus

    Laurel Hedging (Prunus Laurocerasus) makes a good hedging screen, is tolerant of shade, a good hedging plant which can be pruned back.
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  • Box hedging

    Box Hedging

    Box  hedging Plants (Buxus Sempervirens) is a slow growing, evergreen plant with small shiny dark green leaves on top, pale green underneath. It's a perfect plant for formal borders and will stay looking good all year round. Used mainly for hedging because of its dense compact form, and is easy to clip. Very good for topiary.
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  • Holly Hedging Plants – Evergreen

    Ilex Aquifolium

    Holly Hedging Plants - Evergreen (Ilex Aquifolium) is a valuable species on woodland edges and in hedgerows. It's clusters of glorious red berries and glossy evergreen foliage is a source of shelter for birds, animals and insects.
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  • coryius aveilana

    Hazel Hedging

    Corylus Avellana

    Hazel Hedging (Corylus Avellana) exceptionally valuable for wildlife and habitat conservation. Hazel is also very much sought after when it comes to hedging as it is compact neat and easy to maintain and again wildlife friendly.
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  • Western Hemlock Hedging

    Tsuga Heterophylla

    Western Hemlock hedging (Tsuga Heterophylla) can be used as hedging or a specimen tree. Biggest Tsuga grows well on all soil types but not chalk. Shade tolerant and with stands heavy rainfalls.
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    Blackthorn Hedging

    Prunus Spinosa

    Blackthorn hedging (Prunus Spinosa). Blackthorn also known as sloe hedge has dark strong thorns making it a perfect barrier against unwanted pets and visitors. Beautiful white flowers are produced in early spring, followed by Sloe berries that ripen to a deep purple in colour in the autumn. Eaten eagerly by most animals and larger birds through the winter.
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  • Green Beech Hedging and Trees

    Fagus Sylvatica

    The Beech Tree (Fagus Sylvatica) is a hardy, fast-growing plant that provides a year-round hedging screen. Although deciduous, Beech retains its dry, coppery leaves through winter, offering continuous coverage until spring. Ideal for formal or mixed native hedges, it adds structure and beauty to any garden. Our Beech range includes varieties like Purple Beech, Weeping Purple Beech, and Weeping Green Beech, perfect for diverse landscape designs. As a tree, Beech can grow up to 20 meters tall with a spread of 15-20 meters, making it a stunning feature for larger spaces.
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