Hornbeam Bare Root Hedge

Hornbeam Bare Root HedgeCarpinus betulus is commonly known as 'Hornbeam' and is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays stunningly bright green foliage with deep veins in spring along with newley formed catkins that turn in to fruit for birds and wildlife. In Autumn Winter the leaves turn brown copper but stay on the tree to give adequate cover and shelter for wind and wildlife. Hornbeam prefers well drained normal soil, exposed inland or coastal. Carpinus grows

Great for using towards the front of a border or bed

A deserving holder of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit

A fan-trained plum tree is truly a sight to behold

'Yellow Siberian' produces a profusion of springtime blossoms

Rising like a torch of fire into the autumn sky

Most commonly grown these days in the US

these large-cupped flowers have broad

'Beurré Hardy' pears are renowned for their excellent flavour and are particularly well-suited to eating fresh

the tree is covered with small white five-petalled flowers

you’ll want to support it and protect it as it matures

this camellia will work well in a raised bed alongside other acid-loving plants like blueberries and azaleas

A robust and vigorous tree which will remain compact in form