Hedging Trees
If Beech or Hornbeam is maintained as a hedge at 2 metres in height the trees stay juvenile and hold onto their brown leaves over winter, giving you a constant screen. Evergreen trees are the other option but with all hedging plants, the trick is to prune them back to shape in the early spring every year or else they will grow away from you.
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Beech
From £172.00
One of the most majestic of our native trees, the common Beech can be manipulated to create a fine hedge.
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Hornbeam
From £146.00
A classic British native tree best suited for heavy soils and wonderful for parkland settings
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Leylandii
From £109.00
Love them or loathe them, Leyland Cypress is Europe’s fastest growing conifer and is very useful for specific locations.
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Yew
From £167.00
The English Yew is a tree of many mystical and religious associations and makes a wonderful classic evergreen hedge.
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Laurel
From £170.00
One of the few evergreen trees that can be pruned back to bare wood and come back with a vengeance to reform its screening use within months.
