Collection: Hedging & Screening
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Carpinus betulus (Hedging)
Hornbeam Hedging
Carpinus betulus (Hedging)
Hornbeam Hedging
A classic, native hedging choice. New leaves emerge a fresh lime green, turning mid green -
Carpinus japonica (Pleached)
Japanese hornbeam
Carpinus japonica (Pleached)
Japanese hornbeam
Introduced from Japan in 1879 this tree offers many exciting characteristics. The crown is -
Cornus officinalis 'Robin's Pride' (Pleached)
Japanese cornel
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Japanese cornel
Cornus officinalis 'Robin's Pride' is a versatile plant that can grow as a shrub, a tree,Sold out -
Crataegus monogyna (Hedging)
Hawthorn
Crataegus monogyna (Hedging)
Hawthorn
The Common hawthorn is extensively planted in the UK as hedging. In autumn its branches ar -
Cupressocyparis leylandii (Hedging)
Cypress - Leyland
Cupressocyparis leylandii (Hedging)
Cypress - Leyland
Arguably the fastest growing and most economical choice for screening. Can put on 3 ft plu -
Elaeagnus ebbingei (Hedging)
Elaeagnus
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Elaeagnus
A fully hardy, easy to grow evergreen whose foliage is dark to sea green on upper surface,Sold out -
Euonymus europaeus (Hedging)
Spindle
Euonymus europaeus (Hedging)
Spindle
A spreading shrub with narrow, ovate, dark-green leaves, and tiny yellow flowers. Few riva -
Fagus syl. Purpurea Group (Pleached)
Copper beech
Fagus syl. Purpurea Group (Pleached)
Copper beech
The Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloure -
Fagus sylvatica (Hedging)
Beech
A classic, native species with wavy margined, glossy, mid green leaves in summer, warm aut -
Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Group (Hedging)
Copper beech
Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Group (Hedging)
Copper beech
Deciduous. Leaves emerge dark purple in spring and fade somewhat to a purple-green over su -
Ilex 'Nellie R Stevens' (Hedging)
Holly
Evergreen. An excellent, very traditional looking holly with highly glossed, dark green le -
Ilex 'Nellie R Stevens' (Pleached)
Holly
Perhaps the best choice where a quintessential holly is desired. Jolly emerald green folia