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- Exploring Bare Root Hedging
It is the most widely used native hedging plant, often used for stock-proof or mixed hedges, where it Dog Rose - Dog Rose is a native fast-growing shrubby hedging plant often used in mixed hedges. Mixed Hedge Packs - If you can't decide, or you want more of a variety in your hedges, we have collated a few carefully selected mixed hedge packs that are suitable for certain situations. See Mixed Hedge Packs >> When should I plant bare root hedging?
- Rowan Trees UK | The Complete Guide to Growing, Choosing & Enjoying Mountain Ash
As a native species, Rowan trees are deeply rooted in the UK's ecological fabric and cultural history Rowan trees, known botanically as Sorbus aucuparia, are deciduous trees native to much of Europe, including are often found growing at the edge of woodlands, in hedgerows, or high on windswept hillsides — hence From tall native species to compact patio-friendly varieties, there’s a Rowan to suit every setting. native ecosystems, even in urban gardens or smallholdings.
- How to Plant an Amelanchier Tree in the UK
At Bowhayes Trees, we supply both bare root and potted Amelanchier trees across the UK. Position the tree correctly Place the tree in the hole and spread the roots naturally. Loosen any circling roots Gently tease out roots growing around the edge of the rootball to encourage Do Amelanchier Trees Need Staking? At Bowhayes Trees, we supply Amelanchier trees across the UK each season.
- Choosing the right photinia hedge for your garden
Photinia is a genus of shrubs and trees that are popular for their bright foliage and are often used for hedges, screens, and accent plants. a fast-growing shrub that can reach up to 4 meters tall and wide, making it an excellent choice for hedging Little Red Robin is an excellent choice for smaller gardens or as a low hedge. Each of these Photinia varieties have unique features that make them attractive choices for hedging and
- How to Prune a Birch Tree in the UK
Table of Contents When to Prune a Birch Tree in the UK Why Timing Matters for Birch Trees Tools You’ll How to Prune a Birch Tree Safely A silver birch tree after light, correct pruning. Step back and assess Check the balance and overall shape before continuing Avoids over-pruning 9. the tree. Can I cut the top off a birch tree? No. Topping a birch tree is not recommended.
- How to Plant a Beech Tree in the UK
How Do You Plant a Potted Beech Tree? Can Beech Trees Be Planted as Hedging? trees, with a short section explaining how planting differs when used as a hedge. beech trees 5–7 metres apart Beech hedge or screen 30–45 cm apart Beech trees develop broad canopies Can Beech Trees Be Planted as Hedging? hedging, the planting depth remains the same as for individual trees.
- How to Prune a Maple Tree in the UK
Maple Trees? Maple trees (Acer species) are known as “bleeding trees”. , both as ornamental feature trees and native-style landscape choices. Acer campestre (Field Maple) Cultivars such as Acer campestre ‘Elsrijk’ are hardy UK-native selections How much can I cut back a maple tree?
- Tree Pairings for Privacy: Natural Screening Solutions
Rather than relying on a single dense hedge or fence, pairing trees allows privacy to be built at multiple Drawing on our experience supplying trees to UK customers at Bowhayes Trees, we explain which trees work heights Look softer and more natural than fences or solid hedging In our experience supplying trees Is it better to plant one tree or multiple trees for privacy? Do evergreen trees work better for privacy than deciduous trees?
- How to Prune a Crab Apple Tree in the UK
Crab Apple Trees? Inspect the Tree First Before cutting, step back and assess the overall canopy. the UK, both as ornamental feature trees and native wildlife-friendly choices. How much can I cut back a crab apple tree? Remove no more than 20–25% of the canopy in one season. If a crab apple tree has become overgrown, avoid cutting it back hard all at once.
- The Best Mixed Hedging Packs for Every Outdoor Space (2025 Guide)
Bowhayes Trees offers premium mixed hedging packs designed to transform outdoor spaces across the UK. Bowhayes Trees offers a diverse selection of native hedging plants, ensuring a perfect fit for every of native UK hedge packs provides a solution tailored to your specific needs. ideal native mixed hedge pack to suit your outdoor space. How Do Customers Rate Bowhayes Trees' Mixed Hedging Packs?
- Cherry Blossom Trees vs Apple Blossom Trees | Which Is Right for Your Garden?
Crab apple blossom trees vs cherry blossom trees: both grace UK gardens with springtime splendour — but Cherry Trees (Prunus spp.) guide → Comparing Key Features Feature Cherry Trees Crab Apple Trees Spring Blossom Abundant, showy, Cherry Blossom Trees vs Apple Blossom Trees Cherry and crab apple trees each bring unique charm and value Browse all flowering trees by size, blossom colour, and wildlife value at Bowhayes Trees.
- Top 5 Rowan Trees for Small British Gardens
Why Rowan Trees Are Ideal for Small Gardens Rowan trees, also known as mountain ash, are a much-loved Sorbus ‘Sheerwater Seedling’ A traditional choice, Sheerwater Seedling is a compact native rowan perfect Are rowan trees good for front gardens? Yes. Will a rowan tree damage foundations? No—rowan trees have relatively shallow, non-invasive roots. Can I grow a rowan tree in a container?











