Two Broad Categories exist:Consists mainly of Crataegus Monogyna (Hawthorn) but includes a variety of native shrubs such as: |
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| Acer Campestre Cornus Sanguinea Corylus Avellana Ligustrum Vulgare Prunus Spinosa Rosa Canina Viburnum Lantana Viburnum Opulus Ilex |
Field Maple Common Dogwood Hazel Common Privet Blackthorn Dog Rose Wayfaring Tree Guelder Rose Holly |
| Ministry of Agriculture recommendations are that Hawthorn hedging is best planted in a double row with the rows 30cm ( 12 inches ) apart, plants to be 30cm ( 12inches ) apart in their rows and staggered ( i.e. 6 plants per metre of hedge ) However, using our robust 1-1 and 1+1 transplants with more fibrous roots this planting density can be reduced by approximately one-third. For a natural effect, mix at least 5 percent other shrubs suitable for the local environment, and/or to attract wildlife such as butterflies. |
2 ) Ornamental Hedging
| Cotoneaster Simonsii Fagus Sylvatica Ligustrum Ovalifolium Prunus Laurocerasus Rosa Rugosa Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Taxus Baccata Thuja Plicata Carpinus Betulas |
Beech Privet Laurel Ramanas Rose Lawson Cypress Yew Western Red Ceder Hornbeam |
single row 45cm apart double row 45cm apart double row 45cm apart single row 45cm apart single row 30cm apart single row 45cm apart single row 45cm apart single row 45cm apart double row 45cm apart |
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