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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 […]

A Hedges Direct guide to choosing the right gifts this Christmas Whether you’re looking for a Christmas gift for a […]

Looking to sell your home? A well-maintained garden can add up to £2,000 extra to the value of your property. […]

What can I do to help my home sell? The answer is to get in the garden! If you are […]

Wondering why Privet hedging is so popular? Read all about the fantastic environmental merits of Privet species here. […]

Buxus sempervirens (Box hedging, also known as ‘Boxwood’) is a native, shade tolerant plant that is suitable for most soil […]

Pleached trees have a unique style that adds both elegance and character a garden space. Not only do they look […]

Our natural landscapes are continuously changing as we endure the loss of more and more natural spaces to urbanisation. The […]

Berberis is such a good all rounder – prickly enough to deter intruders, glorious flowers flourish in spring and plenty […]

Well, It produces modest white flowers in spring and red berries in Autumn, although the flowers are bee friendly, it […]

Lavender is an extremely popular hedging shrub, whose distinctive look can be easily identified, bringing classical English essence to a […]

One of our best selling species is English Yew – or to use the latin name, Taxus Baccata. It makes […]