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Beech (Green) Hedging

A classic all-rounder and a popular hedging variety ideal for clipping and keeping in shape. Brilliant for providing a wildlife safe site for shelter and nesting. Good for smaller gardens.
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Details:

Soil
Broad Tolerance
Flowers
April - May
Moisture
Moist
Aspect
Full Sun, Part Shade

Description

A classic all-rounder and a popular hedging variety ideal for clipping and keeping in shape. Clipping will help the plants to keep their leaves through winter and encourages a dense, year-round screen. Brilliant for providing a wildlife safe site for shelter and nesting. Good for smaller gardens.

Our UK grown hedging plants are supplied as cell-grown saplings ready for immediate planting into their final positions. Cell-grown plants are known to have high establishment success rates with rapid early growth and are uniform and compact in size for quick and easy planting.

As a guide, use 5 plants per metre length. When planting, set out in a zig-zag style to encourage a thick and bushy hedge.

  • Planting a hedge offers huge benefits to gardens of all shapes and sizes – Sarah’s top 5 reasons.
  • They look spectacular with varying leaf shapes, flowers, and fruits
  • Great for providing food, shelter, and nesting sites for wildlife
  • An excellent natural shelter from strong winds
  • Brilliant for helping with carbon capture, flood control and soil erosion
  • Cheaper and far more sustainable than erecting a fence

Care Tips

Medium sized hedging that can be easily clipped and maintained to 1.5m. Growth rate 30 - 60cm per year. Trim in late summer to ensure the brown, winter foliage remains on the hedge. A hard prune, if necessary, can be carried out in February.

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