Planting
Bare root hedging plants are lifted from the field with little soil on the roots and planted during the dormant season. Compare rootball and potted options for your hedge.
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Planting
Unpack promptly, check the roots and keep them moist. Get bare root hedging into the ground as soon as you can, ideally within a few days of delivery.
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Planting
Work out how many hedge plants you need for each metre of boundary. Compare planting distances for laurel, beech, Leylandii and other hedging, with advice on single and staggered double rows.
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Planting
Prepare the planting strip, set each hedge plant at the correct depth and water the roots thoroughly. Follow the steps for bare root, rootball and pot-grown hedging, including spacing and early aftercare.
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