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Fagus Sylvatica | Common Beech Hedging
Fagus Sylvatica | Common Beech Hedging

Fagus Sylvatica | Common Beech Hedging

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SKU: PL30003897
25 × bare root plants | 60 - 80cm tall
£80.99 £89.99
Delivered in November
25 × bare root plants | 40 - 60cm tall
£62.99 £69.99
Delivered in November
50 + 25 FREE bare root | 40 - 60cm tall
£125.98 £139.98
Delivered in November
50 + 25 FREE bare root | 60 - 80cm tall
£161.98 £179.98
Delivered in November
20 + 10 FREE bare root | 1 - 1.25m tall
£143.98 £159.98
Delivered in November
10 × bare root plants | 1 - 1.25m tall
£71.99 £79.99
Delivered in November
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Overview

A splendid plant with green leaves that turn a rich copper in autumn. As a tree it is only suited to large gardens or parks, grown as specimens in the lawn. However, it does make a superb hedge, retaining the brown leaves through winter and only loosing them when the new foliage appears in spring. It will make a lovely formal hedge that also acts as an excellent windbreak. Our bare root hedging range is a very low-cost way of planting a hedge. These hedging plants are only available to buy and plant when dormant (November- early April). With known seed provenance, these F. sylvatica hedging plants are ready to plant by the time they reach you. Our plants are 2 years old (1+1) which means they have been grown for one year in the seed bed then lifted and grown on for another 1 year. Lifting the plant after its first year encourages a healthy fibrous root system. The plants are lifted and graded at between 40-60cm tall - a good size to plant hedges to encourage successful establishment.

Specifications

  • Toxicity: Harmful to pets if eaten
  • Height: 40 - 60cm tall


Eventual height & spread

Eventual height and spread

Care guide

Trim as a hedge in August but any renovative pruning needs to be done in early spring. When planting incorporate lots of well-rotted garden compost in the planting hole and stake firmly.

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