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We can supply (and plant) instant hedging that will look like it has been in situ for decades, Native, Yew, Hornbeam, Beech, Cherry Laurel.  Typically 150-180cm tall and 40cm +/- wide

I have a need for some native hedge on a job, must be 2.4 metres at point of planting. Can you message with availability and prices please
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1 hour ago, Ruskins Trees said:

We can supply (and plant) instant hedging that will look like it has been in situ for decades, Native, Yew, Hornbeam, Beech, Cherry Laurel.  Typically 150-180cm tall and 40cm +/- wide

Can you also message me with prices please

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I have a mostly beach garden hedge and I wish that 20 years ago I hadn't been tempted to mix other stuff into it....Hawthorn, Holly, Swedish Whitebeam, Cotoneaster and a bit of Hornbeam...even the Beach isn't all the same.

 

 It looks fine and would probably be great as a large wild barrier that gets bashed once a year with a tractor but as a neatly trimmed garden hedge it's a pita as it all comes into leaf at different times and grows at different rates, so what I wanted to be low maintenance  definitely isn't, ....lesson learned for me.

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6 hours ago, Macpherson said:

I have a mostly beach garden hedge and I wish that 20 years ago I hadn't been tempted to mix other stuff into it....Hawthorn, Holly, Swedish Whitebeam, Cotoneaster and a bit of Hornbeam...even the Beach isn't all the same.

 

 It looks fine and would probably be great as a large wild barrier that gets bashed once a year with a tractor but as a neatly trimmed garden hedge it's a pita as it all comes into leaf at different times and grows at different rates, so what I wanted to be low maintenance  definitely isn't, ....lesson learned for me.

Rip out the non-beech and interplant - it’ll look crap for a couple of years but will all come good in the end. 

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