Shrubs 107
Our range of garden shrubs, hedging plants, and small trees has something to suit every type of plot, from a small urban courtyard in need of privacy, to a shelter belt in a large country garden. We also have the perfect shrubs for pots and containers, too. Typically trees, shrubs and hedging like to be planted in the autumn or early spring while they are dormant, but potted varieties can be planted at any time, as long as they are well watered regularly. There are so many exceptional garden shrubs and small wildlife-friendly trees to choose from – from evergreen shrubs, to flowering shrubs and shrubs for shade or screening. Don’t forget the wildlife – many flowering bushes and small garden trees provide an early food source for pollinators, and vital shelter and habitat for birds, as well as winter interest and scent.
It's not too late

Autumn is one of the very best months to plant perennials, climbers and shrubs. The soil is still warm, but cooler, wetter weather means less watering. Plant now for roots to establish before winter and for strong growth next spring.
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When can I plant shrubs?
Container-grown shrubs can be planted at any time of the year, provided the ground is not frozen or waterlogged, but spring or autumn are good times to get shrubs in the ground.
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Where should I plant shrubs?
The best location depends on the variety. Before planting, consider the shrub's mature size, preferred soil type, and sunlight requirements.
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Can shrubs grow in shade?
Yes. Many shrubs perform well in shaded gardens and woodland settings.
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When should I prune shrubs?
As a rule, spring-flowering shrubs are usually pruned after flowering. Summer-flowering shrubs are often pruned in late winter or early spring. Always check the requirements of the specific variety.
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Do any shrubs flower in winter?
Many shrubs provide valuable colour, fragrance, and interest during the colder months when much of the garden is dormant. Some of the best winter-flowering shrubs include, Sarcococca, Daphnes and Viburnum x bodnantense.
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