From vibrant evergreens to richly textured deciduous screens, these hedge plants offer a wide range of colours, leaf forms & growth habits to suit every garden style.

You can choose from an assortment of evergreen, semi-evergreen and deciduous hedging plants—each providing its own style of structure, movement & seasonal appeal. The collection includes deep green conifers with soft, feathery sprays; golden or cream-edged variegated foliage for brightness; smooth apple-green leaves for a fresh contemporary look; textured ribbed leaves that shift through seasonal colours; and flowering or berrying shrubs that bring life to wildlife-friendly gardens. Heights vary from compact, modern screens to tall, substantial boundary hedges suitable for privacy, driveways, large gardens or formal settings.

Each hedging plant is supplied as a healthy, fresh & fully established 2L rootball in its nursery pot, grown in premium peat-free compost & raised to ensure strong early development. These are large, outdoor-ready young shrubs, not plugs or liners, delivered with robust branching, vigorous foliage & mature root systems that establish quickly once planted. They are easy to grow, adaptable to many soil types & thrive with minimal pruning. Perfect for creating long-lasting privacy screens, structural borders, formal avenues, natural hedgerows or modern garden backdrops.

Cultural Information:

●      Common Names: Beech, Laurel, Privet, Conifer, Cedar, Yew (depending on selected variety)

●      Fully Grown Height & Spread: 1.5–6+ m tall × 1–2 m wide (varies by type)

●      Growth Habit: Upright, Bushy or Layered (varies by species)

●      Perfect for: Privacy Hedging, Driveways, Boundaries, Wildlife Gardens, Formal & Modern Landscapes

●      Foliage Types: Evergreen, Semi-Evergreen or Deciduous

●      Seasonal Interest: Flowers, Autumn Colour, Berries or Winter Leaf Retention (variety dependent)

●      Planting Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade

●      Soil Type: Moist, Well-Drained Garden Soil

●      Type: Hardy Hedge Shrub or Conifer