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With Hornbeam, Hazel, Dogwood, Wayfaring Tree, Crab Apple, and Spindle, it ensures peace of mind while Featuring sturdy Hawthorn and native species like Hazel, Field Maple, Dog Rose, and Crab Apple, it ensures

Typical ball-park figures per metre: Plants:  £5–£7 Native hedge packs (hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, Common native hedge species include: Hawthorn (quickthorn) Blackthorn Hazel Field maple Dogwood Dog rose Thorny, stock-proof mix 70% hawthorn 30% blackthorn Wildlife-rich mix 50% hawthorn 20% blackthorn 10% hazel 10% field maple 10% dog rose Mixed native hedge 40% hawthorn 20% blackthorn 20% hazel 10% crab apple

Hazel Hazel (Corylus avellana)  is a multi-stemmed native tree with wildlife value throughout the year Trees such as Corylus avellana (Hazel) and Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweetgum) are excellent choices for

Hazel – Productive and Wildlife-Rich Corylus avellana is ideal for hedging, coppicing, and wildlife-friendly Planted in January, Hazel establishes quickly and responds well to coppicing in later years, making it Bare-root hedging varieties such as Hawthorn, Hazel, Blackthorn, and mixed native hedging establish strongly

straight opposing lines Species mix For BN11: Max 70% hawthorn Minimum 4 other species (e.g., blackthorn, hazel

attract birds Layered planting:  Combine taller trees with native shrubs like Dogwood, Spindle, or Hazel

Hazel , which supports caterpillars, dormice, and birds.

Others, like fragrant witch hazels and winter-flowering viburnums, offer unexpected bursts of scent and Scented winter-flowering trees, including witch hazel and viburnum, lift spirits with bursts of fragrance

Hazel Corylus avellana  brings early interest with golden catkins appearing from late winter, long before

Hazel Late winter to early spring Winter Coppicing (heavy pruning) can be done every 7-10 years to encourage

Smaller ornamental trees like Witch Hazel ‘Arnold Promise’ (Hamamelis × intermedia) and Spindle ‘Red

This approach is particularly beneficial for species such as Hazel (Corylus avellana) and Field Maple