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Hedges - Hedging Plants

Hedges - Hedging Plants
Hedging plants can be used ornamentally as well as providing a robust windbreaker, or deterrant to intruders. This selection of plants covers all these eventualities.

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BAMBOO Fargesia nitida

BAMBOO Fargesia nitida  >

Fountain bamboo
Slender canes up to around 12 feet, good hedging plant
BAMBOO Semiarundinaria fastuosa
Very hardy vigorous bamboo growing up to 20 feet plus with handsome glossy green canes. Young shoots are edible
BAMBOO Yushania anceps
(Arundinaria anceps) - ideal for screens and hedging although fairly rampant. Grows up to 3-3.5 metres and will withstand strong winds
BERBERIS x ottawensis 'Superba'
Yellow flowers, purple foliage, strong grower
BUXUS sempervirens

BUXUS sempervirens  >

Common box, Dudgeon
Please ask for quotes and exact sizes on quantity orders
CAMELLIA 'Donation'
x williamsii. Large semi-double silvery pink
CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana

CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana  >

Lawson cypress, Port Orford cedar

CRATAEGUS monogyna

CRATAEGUS monogyna  >

Bread and cheese, Common hawthorn, May, Quickthorn
white flowers
x CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii
Leyland Cypress (Pot Grown)
CUPRESSUS macrocarpa

CUPRESSUS macrocarpa  >

Monterey cypress
excellent for coastal planting in the teeth of the wind
ELAEAGNUS x ebbingei
Excellent grey-green foliage, silver on back, good for coastal exposure
ESCALLONIA rubra var. macrantha
Pink flowers, with tough foliage, good in coastal exposure
FAGUS sylvatica
 AWARD

FAGUS sylvatica  >

Common beech, Green beech

FUCHSIA 'Riccartonii'
(HEDGING) - dainty red & purple flowers, excellent in exposed conditions
GRISELINIA littoralis
Glossy emerald green foliage
LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium

LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium  >

Oval-leaf privet
Common green privet
LONICERA nitida

LONICERA nitida  >

Bush honeysuckle, Poor man's box
Small, glossy, neat foliage good for hedging
LUMA apiculata
 AWARD

LUMA apiculata  >

Chilean myrtle, Orange-bark myrtle
White scented flowers and cinnamon-brown peeling bark
OLEARIA macrodonta
 AWARD

OLEARIA macrodonta  >

Arorangi, Daisy bush, New Zealand holly
Greyish green holly-like leaves, good for a coastal shelter
PHOTINIA x fraseri 'Red Robin'
Bright scarlet-bronze new growth
PITTOSPORUM tenuifolium
 AWARD

PITTOSPORUM tenuifolium  >

Kohuhu, Parchment bark
Green foliage
PODOCARPUS salignus
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PODOCARPUS salignus  >

Willow podocarp
(Syn. chilensis) - long, shiny, dark green leaves, an excellent background foliage for flower arrangements
PRUNUS spinosa

PRUNUS spinosa  >

Blackthorn, Sloe
white flowers
PRUNUS laurocerasus
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PRUNUS laurocerasus  >

Common laurel
excellent for hedging even in shade
PRUNUS lusitanica
 AWARD

PRUNUS lusitanica  >

Portugal laurel
long scented white racemes of flowers
ROSA rugosa

ROSA rugosa  >

Hedgehog rose, Japanese rose, Ramanas rose
Purplish-red
ROSMARINUS officinalis 'Miss Jessopp's Upright'
Strong growing form with an erect-habit

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