Hedging

These plants are suitable for use as hedging and include both native and non-native plants. For a quantity discount please contact us. for details. If you wish to use only native plants please see Native Hedging.

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	Escallonia 'Red Hedger' A good variety for hedging, with glossy evergreen leaves and masses of pink flowers in summer. Can be kept as a low hedge, but if left untrimmed can grow to 3 metres. (1 litre pots.)	£4.00 Add:
Alder Buckthorn	Frangula alnus (Rhamnus frangula.) Often found growing on damp ground with alders, hence the name. It is a handsome, thornless, deciduous, bushy shrub. Berries change colour from red to dark purple as they ripen. ...... more	£5.00 Add:
Myrtle	Myrtus communis 'Microphylla' Name uncertain. Appears to be a miniature version of M. communis, identical in habit apart from the smaller leaves, whereas 'Tarentina' appears to have a different, denser, more upright habit. These ...... more	£8.50 Add:
Variegated Common Myrtle	Myrtus communis 'Variegata' Rounded, variegated, evergreen shrub with fragrant leaves. From July - August, scented, fluffy white flowers appear and are followed by black berries in autumn if it has been a long warm summer. Grow ...... more	£8.50 Add:
Common Buckthorn, Purging Buckthorn	Rhamnus cathartica A large deciduous shrub or small tree with spiny branches; yellowish-green flowers are followed by bunches of shining red fruits that mature to black. Like the Alder Buckthorn (Alnus Frangula, q.v.) ...... more	£5.00 Add:
Rose	Rosa 'Grace' Repeat flowering English Shrub (Leander) Rose with beautiful tea-scented, double, apricot flowers which are darker in the centre. Grow in fertile, well drained soil in sun part shade. Prune back by ...... more	£14.00 Add:
Chilean Guava, Murta, Murtilla.	Ugni molinae (Myrtus ugni, Eugenia ugni.) An evergreen shrub with small leathery leaves (fragrant when crushed) and dainty pinkish white flowers followed by dark red berries, which are sweetly scented and can be ...... more	£8.50 Add:
Guelder Rose	Viburnum opulus A native deciduous shrub or small tree with heads of scented white flowers in May and June followed by clusters of bright red berries in autumn; these are complimented by the red autumn colouration ...... more	£5.00 Add:
	Viburnum opulus 'Nanum' This very dwarf deciduous shrub rarely flowers and is grown for its attractive palmate leaves and autumn colour. Ideal for small gardens. Grow in sun/ part shade in well drained but not too dry soil. ...... more	£11.99 Add: