Hedging

Field maple. A British native, medium sized tree with green leaves that turns yellow in autumn. Deciduous. Can be used as a specimen to be included in a hedge or intermingled into the hedge. Will grow in most sites and soils. Plant at between 37.5-45cm (15-18in) apart.

Alnus glutinosa is a deciduous conical shaped tree with dark fissured bark, the dark green leaves are, racquet-shaped and leathery with serrated edges. Catkins appear between February and April adding some winter interest. A native to Britain, with a natural habitat in moist ground and thrives in damp, cool areas such as marches, wet woodland and streams where its roots help to prevent soil erosion....

'Common Silver Birch' or The ‘Lady of the Woods’ is a graceful slender tree which carries all year round interest. The variable, silver peeling bark develops with age and slightly pendulous branches. Diamond-shaped green leaves turn buttery yellow in the autumn. Yellowish-brown catkins develop over winter and look stunning in the spring. Makes an excellent windbreak and specimen, native tree....

'Native Dogwood'. Our native hedgerow species - greenish, red flushed stems and has purple Autumn colour. Deciduous. Can be grown in damp areas in sun or partial shade. Plant at between 45-75cm (18-30in) apart.

'Himalayan Cotoneaster'

'Spindle'. A twiggy, upright, spreading, deciduous shrub native to Europe, with narrowly ovate leaves which are dark green in summer turning yellow-green to reddish-purple in autumn. Flowers in May/June and although the yellow-green flowers are inconspicuous, they are nectar rich so very attractive to pollinating insects, great for a bee friendly garden. Flowers are following in the autumn by 4-lobed...

A good screening or hedging plant. Semi-evergreen. Rich, dark green oval leaves. White flowers from August to September , followed by shining black fruits from August. Will grow in most well-drained soils in sun or partial shade. Harmful if eaten. Can be trained to a height of between 1.2-1.8m (4-6ft). Plant at between 37.5-45cm (15-18in) apart.

'Mock Orange'

'Blackthorn', 'Sloe'. A familiar native shrub used in hedges, with spiny branches that are clothed in March or early April with small white flowers. Very hardy. Can be trained to a height of between 1.2-2.1m (4-7ft). Will grow in most soils in sun or partial shade. Plant at between 37.5-45cm (15-18in) apart.

'Dog Rose'. A native deciduous rose of hedgerows with pale green leaves. Pretty single, white or pink, scented flowers produced from June to July followed by red hips from August, persisting into Winter. Can be used in native hedgeroses. Height & Spread - 3m (10ft). Will grow in most well-drained soils in sun or shade.

‘Ramanas Rose’. Very vigorous habit - great for hedging. The leaves are conspicuously veined & the white flowers are produced continuously through the Summer then followed by bright red, tomato shaped fruits (not edible). Most well drained soils in sun/part shade. Can be trained to a height of between 1.5-2.1 m (5-7 ft). Plant at between 90-120 cm (3-4ft) apart.

Narrow silver-backed leaves which shimmer in the wind. Long yellow catkins in May. Deciduous. Can be grown & trimmed to a height of 1.2-1.8m+ (4-6ft+). Grow in most soils in sun / part-shade. Plant at between 37.5-45cm (15-18in) apart. Bundle of 5 Plants. Bare-root.

'Wayfering Tree'. A perfect ornamental shrub for informal hedging. It offers seasonal interest with white spring flowers that appear in domed clusters in late spring, followed by red berries that ripen to black. The grey-green, deeply toothed leaves turn red in autumn for warm seasonal colour. Ideal for including into a mixed native hedge or for relaxed, country style boundaries.Will grow in most...

An upright, evergreen shrub with dark green leaves, bright red when young. The small white flowers from April to May are sometimes followed by bright red fruit from August. Height - 1.5m (5ft); Spread - 1.8m (6ft). Will grow in most soils in sun or partial shade.

A form of 'Portugal Laurel'.