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- Yew Hedging - Planting & Care Guide
Here are some tips for planting and caring for yew hedging: Choose the right location: Yews prefer well-drained By following these tips, you can plant and care for a healthy and attractive yew hedge that will provide
- Photinia 'Red Robin' Planting & Care Guide
Here are some tips for looking after your photinia hedge: Planting: Best planted between Autumn and Spring By following these tips, you can keep your photinia hedge healthy and looking great for years to come
- How to protect trees and hedging in ice and snow
weather is particularly damaging to tender new growth and blossom, and with that in mind, here are some tips
- Exploring Bare Root Hedging
long-lasting and require less maintenance, making them an ideal hedging solution when you have less time forget the wonderful sloes that come from this native hedging plant - beneficial for a certain festive tipple The best time to plant bare root hedging is during the dormant season, usually between late November Planting during this time ensures that the plants have time to settle into their new environment and
- Top Evergreen Hedging
Prunus laurocerasus 'Genolia' - ideal for growing in areas where space is limited as it grows with a tight
- National Tree Week 2022
Spending time in woods and around trees has been shown to dramatically improve our mental well-being. Bare root trees are readily available at this time of year and the trees are generally more accepting of being lifted and moved during this time.
- Introducing Sorbus
Likewise, if it's interesting summer foliage colour you're after, then Whitebeam ticks the box with its
- Transform your garden to a wildlife paradise
Pick the right time of year to plant your new garden Whilst you can plant most of the year, November to March is the optimal time to plant trees and hedges to benefit wildlife.








