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Wildlife Benefits:  Provide food and shelter when deciduous trees are bare. It tolerates sun or shade and can be shaped back hard—even into old wood. Formal hedging and shaping More refined than its cousin Cherry Laurel, Portuguese Laurel has elegant dark

Spring Blossom:  Beautiful clusters of pink flowers bloom on bare branches in early spring. In spring, clusters of magenta flowers appear on bare branches, followed by broad burgundy heart-shaped Key Features: Magenta-pink spring flowers on bare branches Rich burgundy-purple foliage Autumn colour Lavender-pink spring blooms cover the bare stems before the leaves emerge.

to early spring Late winter to early spring Light pruning to shape; heavy pruning involves cutting back Late winter to early spring Winter Light pruning to maintain shape; heavy pruning involves cutting back depends on the group; Group 1 (after flowering), Group 2 (lightly after first flush), Group 3 (cut back Hop Vine Early spring Late winter to early spring Cut back to the base in winter to control size; light Flower Late winter to early spring Late winter to early spring Light pruning to maintain shape; cut back

Bare root trees can only be planted from November to early April. Bare root trees are often kept in the ground at a nursery until purchased.

pruning session: Step Action Tools Needed 1 Inspect for dead or diseased limbs Secateurs, loppers 2 Cut back How much of the tree can I safely cut back? No more than 15–20% of the canopy at once.

Whether you're training them over fences, trellises, or pergolas, climbers can transform bare structures Allow the leaves to die back naturally—this helps bulbs store energy for next year’s display.  While the bare-root season finishes in early spring (typically March), container trees can be planted

This season is known as ‘bare root planting’ - when a plant or tree is moved from the nursery to your However, planting in this bare-root state makes transportation easier and less damaging and encourages

It details a step-by-step planting process for species such as prunus and hornbeam, including bare root Step-by-Step Planting Guide: Mark the Planting Line  – Use a string or stakes to create a straight or Seasonal Hedge Care Tips: Early Spring:  Prune back dead or weak branches to encourage fresh growth. Autumn:  Trim back excessive growth to maintain shape and density. Planting bare-root hedging  when the soil is not frozen.

Typical ball-park figures per metre: Plants:  £5–£7 Native hedge packs (hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, Use BN7 – Hedgerow Gapping-Up – when: The hedge exists but has bare patches or thin stretches Gaps are out the line Use stakes, string, spray marker or a clear tractor wheel mark Decide whether the hedge Under BN7 and BN11, you are expected to: Check hedges in summer Mark missing plants Replace failures BN11 requires bare-root whips around 45–60 cm tall , usually 2-year-old nursery plants. 8.

By following the tips outlined in this blog post, you can nurture your plants back to their full beauty

drawn line) Start and end points Length in metres Whether it’s BN11  or BN7 Any relevant notes (steep banks Payments Service map ✔ A clear hand-drawn farm map (photo upload accepted) Tip: Keep a photo of your marked-up

Popular Evergreen Hedging Plants: Yew (Taxus baccata) : A classic choice for formal gardens, with dense, dark Deciduous hedges offer good coverage in spring and summer but will be bare during winter.