Hedging

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Juniperus communis - Common Juniper

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Juniperus communis - Common Juniper

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Juniperus communis - Juniper is a small evergreen conifer that is native to the UK. Small green needles with a prickly point. Juniper is dioecious so the male and female flowers grown on separate plants. Once pollinated by wind the female flowers develop into fleshy purple berries. The berries are popular for flavouring gin but they are equally favoured...

Cell Grown Ligustrum vulgare - Wild Privet

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Shrubs

Ligustrum vulgare - Wild Privet

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Ligustrum vulgare - Wild Privet is a bushy, native shrub that we often supply as part of a native hedge mixture but it is also useful on the edge of woodlands or as game cover due to its good tolerance of shade. It is semi evergreen so provides useful cover and shelter for wildlife in the winter thanks to its relatively untidy and gnarly habit. Semi...

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Prunus cerasifera - Cherry Plum

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Prunus cerasifera - Cherry Plum

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Prunus cerasifera - Cherry Plum is a fast growing, dense hedging plant which is an excellent choice for providing shelter. Masses of pure white flowers smother the branches in early March before the leaves appear and these are followed in autumn by tasty red or yellow, spherical cherry-plums. You can make jam, wines or even liqueurs from the fruits and it...

Cell Grown Prunus laurocerasus - Cherry Laurel

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Prunus laurocerasus - Cherry Laurel

from £0.93

Prunus laurocerasus - Cherry Laurel is one of the most popular hedging plants in our range. Fast growing, tolerant and easy to grow it is a superb choice if you need a solid screen. We also grow Portuguese Laurel which has a smaller more pointed leaf. Cherry laurel does produce flowers and berries although these are quite insignificant as the main...

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Cell Grown Prunus lusitanica - Portugese Laurel

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Prunus lusitanica - Portuguese Laurel

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Prunus lusitanica - Portuguese Laurel has all the desirable properties of Cherry Laurel but has a smaller, pointed leaf. Fast growing, tolerant and easy to grow it is a superb choice if you need a solid screen. It responds well to clipping and if desired, it is possible to achieve a very tight, formal hedge, more so than the Cherry Laurel - Prunus...

Cell Grown Prunus spinosa - Blackthorn

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Prunus spinosa - Blackthorn

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Prunus spinosa - Blackthorn is widely used throughout the UK for good reasons; robust, useful and tolerant. Commonly used to form impenetrable hedging or as a stand alone large shrub/thicket. The snow white flowers on Blackthorn mark the start of early Spring and appear before the leaves which are green and narrow in shape. Once pollinated by insects the...

Cell Grown Rosa canina - Dog Rose (Pink)

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Shrubs

Rosa canina - Dog Rose (Pink)

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Rosa canina - Dog Rose is the only native Rose that we produce, and it is the most widely used as it is easy to grow and is adaptable to most locations. Ideal for planting as part of a native mixture or on its own. Deciduous with small green toothed leaves. Large and sweetly scented white or pink flowers appear in summer with red oval berry like hips...

Cell Grown Rosa rugosa - Ramanas Rose (Pink)

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Shrubs

Rosa rugosa Rubra (Pink)

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Rosa rugosa Rubra is a large robust shrub that produces large, beautiful and very fragrant bowl shaped flower that are fuchsia pink in colour. It flowers earlier than our native Dog Rose and often repeat flowers during the Spring and Summer. Very large red hips follow the flowers. The stems are covered in small spines which makes it ideal for an...

Cell Grown Rosa rugosa Alba - Ramanas Rose (White)

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Rosa rugosa Alba - Ramanas Rose (White)

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Rosa rugosa Alba - Ramanas Rose is a large robust shrub that produces large, beautiful and very fragrant bowl shaped flower that are silky white. It flowers earlier than our native Dog Rose and often repeat flowers during the Spring and Summer. Very large, red hips follow the flowers. The stems are covered in small spines which makes it ideal for an...

Cell Grown Taxus baccata - Yew

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Conifers

Taxus baccata - Yew

from £1.03

Native to the UK, Taxus baccata - Yew is a dense evergreen conifer with small green needles. Used for hundreds of years in the UK to create hedging, the bright green spring growth matures to a dark green for a classical look. It can be easily shaped and makes an excellent screen for privacy. It is often perceived to be a slow growing species but it is...

Thuja plicata - Western Red Cedar

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Conifers

Thuja plicata - Western Red Cedar

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Thuja plicata - Western Red Cedar is a very useful species and a popular choice with our customers. It is a tall, multi-functional evergreen conifer. It has flat sprays of sweetly scented green foliage with brown, oval shaped cones. In the UK Western Red Cedar is planted for timber production and also for hedging. The highly durable redwood timber is...

Cell Grown Ulex europeaus - Gorse

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Ulex europeaus - Gorse

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Ulex europeaus - Gorse is tough, adaptable and very pretty when planted en mass The ‘leaves’ are long sharp spikes that are hostile in appearance. The vibrant, coconut scented yellow flowers symbolise that spring has arrived and typically appear in April/May. Many species of birds take full advantage of the dense shelter that gorse provides and the gorse...

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