Hawthorn is often grown as part of a native hedgerow, where its clusters of white flowers are a distinctive sight in spring. With its thorny branches it grows into a dense & inpenetrable thicket, making it an excellent choice for a secure boundary. ...

Hawthorn is often grown as part of a native hedgerow, where its clusters of white flowers are a distinctive sight in spring. With its thorny branches it grows into a dense & inpenetrable thicket, making it an excellent choice for a secure boundary. ...

Hawthorn is often grown as part of a native hedgerow, where its clusters of white flowers are a distinctive sight in spring. With its thorny branches it grows into a dense & inpenetrable thicket, making it an excellent choice for a secure boundary. ...

Hawthorn is often grown as part of a native hedgerow, where its clusters of white flowers are a distinctive sight in spring. With its thorny branches it grows into a dense & inpenetrable thicket, making it an excellent choice for a secure boundary. ...

Hawthorn is often grown as part of a native hedgerow, where its clusters of white flowers are a distinctive sight in spring. With its thorny branches it grows into a dense & inpenetrable thicket, making it an excellent choice for a secure boundary. ...

A valuable addition to the garden, this sturdy oak plant house is just the thing for growing on young plants & seedlings before they are ready to go in the ground. & in the colder months its a protective space for overwintering tender plants. This easily assembled wooden&45;framed growhouse has three adjustable shelves & twin walled safety glazing which gives more protection than ordinary glass.

Height: 110cm &40;43&34;&41;.

Width: 76cm &40;30&34;&41;. Depth 47cm &40;18.5&34;&41;



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Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Supplied as  60
- 90 cm bareroots (24
- 35). Planting distance: 30cm (12).

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Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Supplied as  60
- 90 cm bareroots (24
- 35). Planting distance: 30cm (12).

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Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Supplied as  60
- 90 cm bareroots (24
- 35). Planting distance: 30cm (12).

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Well known as a tree grown for its Cobnuts or Hazelnuts, Corylus avellana is also a fantastic hedging plant. Elegant yellow catkins hang gracefully along the bare branches in early spring, followed by large, rounded green leaves which turn to buttery yellow in autumn. Less formal pruning will allow the flowers to develop into edible Hazelnuts which can be harvested in September & October. Hazels are naturally bushy at the base & respond well to clipping so can be maintained as a formal deciduous hedge or included in mixed native hedges. Hazels have fantastic wildlife value & support many species of insect, birds & mammals. Height & spread: 8m (26'). Planting distance: 30cm (12). ...