Box is a small shrub often used for formal gardens, as it can be clipped into shape and will form a very dense hedge. Also a very popular choice for topiary.
EnlargeHornbeam is a similar plant to Beech, but with a soft serrated leaf. It is also much more suitable for planting on clay soils, and will hold most of its leaves throughout winter.
EnlargeA dense evergreen plant with arching branches, Cotoneaster is covered in very fragrant white flowers in spring and bright red berries throughout autumn and winter. There are few better choices for a wildlife hedge.
EnlargeA very fast growing, dense evergreen screen. Leylandii is the perfect choice if you want a large, dense screen to completely block out an unsightly area.
EnlargeCopper beech is similar to common beech in nearly all aspects, but with beautiful purple leaves. Glossy leaves turn copper in autumn, then stay brown throughout winter. Makes a stunning hedge.
EnlargeA self pollinating holly which produces abundant bright scarlet berries during the winter. Is not as spiny as common holly.
EnlargeBay is a very fragrant hedge with leaves that are often used in cooking. A low maintence hedge that will thrive in full sun.
EnlargeWith new growth coming out in vibrant red, fragrant white flowers in spring and ability to grow in most locations it's easy to see why this dense evergreen is becoming one of the most widely planted hedges in the UK.
EnlargeThe purple leaved plum. Beautiful deep wine coloured leaves with white blossom in spring. A great alternative to a green hedge.
EnlargeCherry Laurel is probably the most common evergreen hedging plant in the UK. It is hardy, fast growing, takes well to being cut, and has attractive glossy green leaves. Highly Recommended.
EnlargeA very interesting, Portugese Laurel. Attactive leaves, flowers and berries at different times of the year. This evergreen is becoming evermore popular.
EnlargeOne of the hardiest plant in the nursery. The evergreen oak can tolerate nearly any condition including pollution, salt laden winds or drought.
EnlargeThe western red cedar, a fast growing evergreen which can be used as a great alternative to leylandii. Shiny and aromatic foilage provides a very dense, evergreen screen.
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