Crataegus monogyna Bare Roots – 60-90cm £36.24
There are thousands of miles of Hawthorn hedging in Britain and for many good reasons – it is native, prickly, with pretty, profuse white flowers in May (hence its alternative name May Blossom) and loads of red hips, which are ideal bird food, in autumn. Hawthorn is commonly used in farm fields, it’s also increasingly popular in a domestic setting as a single species hedge or as the majority species within a native mixed hedge and it has many wildlife qualities. White flowers produced. Flowers early March-late May & mid September-mid November. Grows 60-90cm per year. Supplied as 60-90cm bare roots.Wildlife FriendlyFast Growing

Prunus spinosa Bare Roots – 60-90cm £56.94
A native species, the Blackthorn hedge plant has profuse white flowers on bare black stems in April, followed by small, dark green leaves on the spiny stems and blue sloes in autumn. It’s used as the main component of a mixed native hedge for wetter soils or if Hawthorn is the main component, then generally Blackthorn is added in to the mixture. It’s use is very popular because of its early flowering and profuse flowering period. Despite its name, it’s not terribly thorny. Produces white flowers. Grows 60-90cm per year. Supplied as 60-90cm bare roots.FlowersWildlife Friendly

Mixed Native Blackthorn Based Bare Roots – 120-150cm £1499.99
Mixed native hedging bundles are made up of a selection of six species that are ideal for wildlife. Being relatively prickly and with a long flowering period that the bees will love, these native mix bundles include species with haws, hips, nuts and sloes making a species-rich hedge that will attract a diverse range of wildlife. It’s not just the birds and the bees that will benefit from this wildlife friendly hedge, the attractive haws and pretty flowers along with varying foliage textures makes this a nice-looking hedge with interest throughout most of the year. Flowers March-November. Grows 20-40cm per year. Supplied as 120-150cm bare roots.Wildlife friendlyCollection of colours and textures

Alnus glutinosa Bare Roots – 60-90cm £62.94
The Alder is a native, fast growing, deciduous species that’s particularly well suited to wet sites. Its young buds are a bit sticky (hence it’s Latin name) but develop into a nice dark, glossy leaf – and generally where it is grown in wet sites, it keeps it’s leaves in autumn for a considerably longer time than most other deciduous species. The other big advantage of Alder is that it’s roots fix nitrogen in the soil – so it enhances soil quality over time and is especially useful in areas with poor soil quality. Alder has slender male, reddish brown catkins and a female fruit which is hard, darker in colour and shaped like a very small pine cone – these female fruits often stay on the bushes throughout most of winter and look very attractive. Flowers early March-late May. Grows 60cm+ per year. Supplied as 60-90cm bare roots.Fast GrowingWildlife Friendly

Mixed Native Hawthorn Based Bare Roots – 40-60cm £253.19
Mixed native hedging bundles are made up of a selection of six species that are ideal for wildlife. Being relatively prickly and with a long flowering period that the bees will love, these native mix bundles include species with haws, hips, nuts and sloes making a species-rich hedge that will attract a diverse range of wildlife. It’s not just the birds and the bees that will benefit from this wildlife friendly hedge, the attractive haws and pretty flowers along with varying foliage textures makes this a nice-looking hedge with interest throughout most of the year. Flowers March-November. Grows 20-40cm per year. Supplied as 40-60cm bare roots.Wildlife friendlyCollection of colours and textures

Fagus Sylvatica Atropurpurea Bare Roots – 60-90cm £99.24
Purple or Copper Beech is a really classy hedging plant – luxurious green/black/purple leaves from spring until late autumn and then (like green Beech) it’s leaves turn copper brown so it has two completely different appearances each year bringing great variety to the garden. Grows 30-60cm per year. Supplied as 60-90cm bare roots.Seasonal InterestWildlife Friendly

Corylus avellana Bare Roots – 40-60cm £30.24
Hazel is a native species with large, furry, green leaves. It displays delightful, dancing catkins in summer and hazelnuts (which the squirrels will get before you) in autumn. The stems are flexible and very useful in the vegetable garden as pea or bean stakes. We include Hazel in our discounted mixed native hedging packs – but if you’re choosing your own selection we would encourage you to include some of these plants for their wildlife qualities. Flowers mid September-late November. Grows 30-60cm per year. Supplied as 40-60cm bare roots.Wildlife FriendlySeasonal Interest

Rosa rugosa Bare Roots – Pink 40-60cm £68.94
Rosa Rugosa is a species that should be present in every garden. The gorgeous Rosa Rugosa has very large open, dark pink, single rose flowers, prickly stems, huge rose hips and an interesting leaf shape. This hedge plant brings interest year round as its foliage turns an attractive yellow in autumn. Rosa Rugosa makes a great addition to a mixed native hedge or a fantastic rose hedge. Flowers late May-October producing pink flowers. Grows 20-40cm per year. Supplied as 40-60cm bare roots.Seasonal ColourFragrant Flowers