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- Choosing Native Hedging
There are a number of benefits that come with planting a native hedge, with uses ranging from year-round Reasons to plant a native hedge Year-round beauty No matter the season, a hedge provides stunning visuals Our Top Native Hedging 1. This hardy plant is often found in woodlands and is a popular choice for mixed native hedging. See all native hedging >> See all hedging >>
- Yew Hedging - Planting & Care Guide
Yew hedges are a popular choice for gardeners looking for a low-maintenance, evergreen hedge that can Space the plants about 30-45cm apart to form a dense hedge. Watering: Water your yew hedge regularly during the first year to help establish the roots. Prune your yew hedge in late summer to maintain its shape and size. Regularly inspect your yew hedge for signs of pests or disease and treat as necessary.
- Special Hedging Mixes Inspectors Like: A Farmer’s Guide to Native Species That Tick Every Box
Why native diversity matters — and how to build a hedge mix that fits BN7 and BN11 Countryside Stewardship consistently favour mixes that show thought, diversity, and good use of native species . Benefits: Flowers packed with nectar; black berries for birds. packs are pre-designed to meet these ratios We can produce: BN7 (gapping-up) hedge packs BN11 (new hedges) packs Custom species mixes based on soil
