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Hedge Plants
Hedge plants for beautiful, natural garden boundaries
A well-planted hedge brings so much more to a garden than privacy. It creates structure, softens boundaries, provides shelter from the wind and offers a welcoming home for garden wildlife. Whether you're replacing an old fence, creating a new boundary or planting a traditional country hedgerow, choosing the right hedge plants will help shape your garden for years to come.
Our Gardeners Club collection includes native bare root hedging packs and larger container-grown plants, with options for both smaller gardens and substantial planting projects. Explore our range of quality hedge plants, including hawthorn, beech, hazel, spindle and evergreen varieties, with multiple quantity options for larger orders.
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Bare Root Rosa canina (Dog Rose) Hedge Pack -
Bare Root Corylus avellana (Hazel) Hedge Pack -
Bare Root Euonymus europaeus (Spindle) Hedge Pack -
Bare Root Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) Hedge Pack -
Bare Root Crataegus monogyna (Quick Thorn) Hedge Pack -
Friendship Willow Hedging Pack -
30L Photinia x fraseri Red Robin 1.5-1.75m -
20L Cupressus sempervirens 1.5-1.75m
Choosing the right hedging plants for your garden
Native and evergreen hedging
Different hedges offer different benefits. If you're looking for year-round greenery and privacy, explore our evergreen hedge plants. For a more natural boundary that changes beautifully with the seasons, our native hedging collection includes traditional British favourites.
Hawthorn makes a wonderfully wildlife-friendly hedge, with spring blossom, autumn berries and dense, thorny growth. Common beech hedging offers a more formal appearance, with golden autumn foliage and copper-coloured leaves that often remain through winter.
Bare root hedging and larger established plants
Bare root hedging is a practical, cost-effective choice when planting longer boundaries. Supplied during the dormant season, generally between November and March, these younger plants establish well when planted and cared for correctly.
Larger container-grown plants offer a more immediate sense of structure, although they still need time to establish. Whichever you choose, good soil preparation, suitable spacing and regular watering during the first growing seasons will make a real difference.
Buying hedge plants in bulk
Planning a longer boundary, a country garden or a landscaping project? Buying hedging plants in multiple quantities can make larger schemes more economical. Explore our bulk tree and plant deals, or contact our team for help with plant selection, quantities and delivery arrangements.
With a little planning and the right plants, your new hedge can grow into one of the most rewarding features of your garden.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ about Hedge Plants
Frequently asked questions
FAQ about Hedge Plants
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