Our range

We currently stock four different types of hedging at different stages of development. Our Copper Beech and Common privet is not yet at a stage suitable for sale but should be ready late 2011.

Green Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

Beech hedging turns a beautiful bright green hedge in spring and summer. In the autumn and winter the medium sized leaves stay on the hedge, but they dry out and turn a fabulous copper colour.

Beech hedging can be striking when trimmed to the classic shape but can be used as a semi evergreen when mixed with native plants.

Green Beech can grow to 2 mtrs high but can also be kept as a low 1 m hedge. Suitable for free draining soil rather than wet, clay soil.

Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus)

Hornbeam hedging is a very popular native hedge with similar characteristics to Beech. Both plants retain their leaves in winter, which are copper coloured. Hornbeam is well suited to wetter soils.

Copper Beech (Fagus s purpurea)

Common Privet (Ligustrum ovalifolium)