Today's Groupon offers Potted Hedging Plants, distributed by Van Meuwen..

• These plants are hardy trees or shrubs chosen for their effectiveness as hedging plants
• Deciduous plants offer seasonal interest with flowers, colour-changing foliage and interesting branches
• Spring-summer blooms attract pollinating insects
• Grow in garden borders and woodland gardens
• Low-maintenance and easy for all to grow
• Supplied in 3-litre nursery pots, which are ready to plant out upon delivery
• Full planting and aftercare instructions will be supplied

Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna):

• Known as the May Tree, Hawthorn blossoms with white flowers during this month each year
• Often seen in natural hedgerows, this hardy tree offers ideal security hedging
• Its thorny branches form a dense thicket that is almost impossible to penetrate
• Spring flowers are followed by bunches of bright-red berries, which may attract wild birds
• Grow in sun or semi-shade
• Mature height and spread: 8m
• Planting distance: 30cm (4 plants per metre for a single line hedge)

Silver Birch (Betula pendula):

• This hardy tree is suitable for native hedging schemes
• Its delicate stems and twigs make for a dense screen in winter when bare, or in summer when they are covered in leaves
• Brown catkins hang down in late spring and early summer
• The trees’ silver/white coloured bark offers year-round interest
• Flowers from May to July each year
• Grow in sun or semi-shade
• Mature height: 12m.
• Mature spread: 8m
• Planting Distance: 30cm (4 plants per metre for a single line hedge)

Hazel, Filbert, Cobnut (Corylus avellana):

• This hardy shrub is a fantastic hedging plant
• Produce edible hazelnuts in September and October
• Hazels are bushy and attractive trees with broad leaves, which support many species of wildlife
• Produces a mass of yellow-green catkins in the early spring
• Grow in sun or semi-shade
• Flowers from March to April each year
• Most Hazelnuts are self-fertile and do not require a pollination companion
• Hazels will begin to produce nuts three to four years after planting
• Mature height and spread: 8m
• Planting distance: 30cm (4 plants per metre for a single line hedge)

Pussy Willow (Salix caprea):

• Delicate catkins in spring
• Flourishes in poorly draining areas
• Easy to grow and low-maintenance
• Grow in full sun
• White flowers from March to April
• Mature height: 12m, spread: 8m
• Planting Distance: 45cm

Small-Leaved Lime (Tilia cordata):

• Ideal for hedges, screening, or avenue trees
• White flowers from May to July
• Dark green leaves turn yellow
• Easy to grow and maintain
• Grow in sun or semi-shade
• Mature height: 12m, spread: 8m
• Planting Distance: 30cm

Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus):

• Mid-green glossy foliage turns golden yellow in autumn
• Perfect for native hedging
• Fluted, twisted trunk
• Well-suited to pollarding or coppicing
• Grow in full sun
• Flowers in March to April
• Mature height: 12m, spread: 8m

Red Dogwood (Cornus alba):

• Vivid bare stems for winter colour
• Easy to grow and resilient
• Grow in full sun
• White flowers from March to April
• Requires moist, well-drained soil
• Mature height and spread: 4m
• Planting Distance: 30cm

Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions may vary results.

Customers should check whether plants are suitable for their homes and gardens before purchasing.

See here for care recommendations for garden products.

Shipping only to most of GB mainland.

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