10 x 2-3ft Red Dogwood (Cornus Alba 'Sibirica') Field Grown Hedging Plants Tree Sapling

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Red Dogwood Hedging is a wonderful deciduous plant for your border or hedge, loved because of the brightly coloured stems in Winter. Red Dogwood is fast growing and can easily grow 40-60cm per year. Once established it is important to cut back about... More

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Yellow Dogwood Hedging is a wonderful deciduous plant for your border or hedge, loved because of the brightly coloured stems in Winter. Yellow Dogwood is fast growing and can easily grow 40-60cm per year. Once established it is important to cut back... More

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Yellow Dogwood Hedging is a wonderful deciduous plant for your border or hedge, loved because of the brightly coloured stems in Winter. Yellow Dogwood is fast growing and can easily grow 40-60cm per year. Once established it is important to cut back... More

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These are BARE ROOTED plants which can be planted from the end of October until May and will be dispatched as soon as the weather turns cold and they become dormant.The dispatch date depends on the Autumn temperature and varies from year to year. Red... More

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Hedging Rose Plants are fast growing and is usually used as part of a mixed hedgerow with other hedge plant species but also makes a pretty and informal hedge on its own. Delightful dark pink flowers in Spring and Summer give way to big red rosehips... More

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Dog Rose Hedging Plants are fast growing and are usually used as part of a mixed hedgerow with other hedge plant species. Delightful light pink flowers in spring and summer give way to little red rosehips that the birds love to eat. Small green summer... More

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Lime is fast growing and can be used as a stand-alone tree or as part of a mixed hedgerow scheme. Lime Hedging Plants are fast growing and have attractive heart shaped leaves. They are commonly mixed into native hedgerows or planted singularly to grow... More

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Alder Hedging Plants makes a lovely addition to a hedge or a stand-alone tree in its own right. It is fast growing with beautiful round green leaves turning brown in Autumn. Alder will grow up to 30cm per year and we recommend trimming in Autumn. Alder... More

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Alder Hedging Plants makes a lovely addition to a hedge or a stand-alone tree in its own right. It is fast growing with beautiful round green leaves turning brown in Autumn. Alder will grow up to 30cm per year and we recommend trimming in Autumn. Alder... More

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Silver Birch Hedging Plants are a wonderful choice for a stand-alone tree or as part of a native hedge mix. This beautiful tree produces early catkins followed by delicate light green leaves. The silver white bark of the tree trunks takes a few years... More

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English Oak Hedging Plants are a wonderful choice for a stand-alone tree or as part of a native hedge mix. This beautiful and traditional tree has zesty green leaves in spring becoming darker green as the seasons move on and then turning brown in... More

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Silver Birch Hedging Plants are a wonderful choice for a stand-alone tree or as part of a native hedge mix. This beautiful tree produces early catkins followed by delicate light green leaves. The silver white bark of the tree trunks takes a few years... More

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Hazel Hedging Plants are delightful plants used as a stand-alone tree or single species hedging. Commonly mixed in with other plants like hawthorn, blackthorn or rose to make a mixed native hedgerow. Hazel has large green leaves in spring and summer... More

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English Oak Hedging Plants are a wonderful choice for a stand-alone tree or as part of a native hedge mix. This beautiful and traditional tree has zesty green leaves in spring becoming darker green as the seasons move on and then turning brown in... More

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Hornbeam Hedging is a wonderful choice for a stand-alone tree, single species hedge or as part of a native hedge mix. It has large zesty lime green leaves in the early spring which become darker green as the seasons move on turning brown in Autumn.... More