Buxus sempervirens (Box hedging, also known as ‘Boxwood’) is a native, shade tolerant plant that is suitable for most soil […]
Box Hedging
Category: Hedging Species
Berberis at it’s best
Berberis is such a good all rounder – prickly enough to deter intruders, glorious flowers flourish in spring and plenty […]
Why Is Cherry Laurel Fantastic?
Well, It produces modest white flowers in spring and red berries in Autumn, although the flowers are bee friendly, it […]
Lavender & Alternatives
Lavender is an extremely popular hedging shrub, whose distinctive look can be easily identified, bringing classical English essence to a […]
Native and Non-Native Hedging Species
We are often asked what species of our hedging plants are native or non-native and so we wonder how many […]
Tackling Taxus Baccata
One of our best selling species is English Yew – or to use the latin name, Taxus Baccata. It makes […]
Self-Care Week, Garden Feng Shui & Superstar Sea Buckthorn
This week is self-care week, which I bet most people need every week, especially with the harsh weather now making […]
For the love of dog! Prune Dogwood now to get radiant colour in winter.
Dogwood varieties are invaluable in winter, their fiery colours and stunning architectural displays are emphasised by the surrounding dismal weather, […]
Replacing a 20 year old conifer with a Beech hedge – Green Garden Services 1946 Ltd.
Replacing a hedge may seem a daunting task and a 20 year old, fully established conifer hedge, is as pretty […]
High hedge disputes
Hedges can create privacy, boundaries and a fantastic garden feature, but they can also cause disputes. Issues of high hedges […]
Box Hedging
This blog aims to explain the difference between the normal Buxus sempervirens and the dwarf variety Buxus sempervirens Suffruticosa. The […]
Sea Buckthorn – Nature’s Most Balanced Fruit
Sea Buckthorn berries have long been used in India for their many health benefits and are most commonly used in […]