White Willow Bare Root Hedge

White Willow Bare Root HedgeSalix alba, commonly known as White Willow, is a vigorous, tough hedge tree. This native tree grows well in moist and even boggy locations. With its slender, graceful branches and beautiful silver leaves, it will create the most amazing ornamental willow hedgerows. It will produce pale yellow catkins in early spring and in autumn the leaves will turn yellow before being shed. Plant in full or partial sun, willows dont do well in the shade. They thrive

complex flavour profile whilst the latter yields devilishly moreish fruit with exceptional sweetness

or borders

Raspberry plants have been recognised by the RHS as one of its Plants for Pollinators

This begonia variety grows best in partial shade

use in pots and containers or plant these dwarf blooms towards the front of borders or beds and enjoy their elegance and fragrance

white and rose pinks

elegant spikes adorned with vibrant blooms

Fritillaria offer some of ornamental plants’ most complex designs and colours in their flowerheads

Certified by the RHS as one of its Plants for Pollinators - be(e)autiful stuff

This plant

sheltered position

these trees typically only grow to 1-1