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The Halloween decorations have been packed away, Bonfire Night is a distant memory, and the nights are drawing in - there's only one think it could mean: Christmas is well and truly on the way!

Some people struggle to understand that their new hedge is a living product and as such needs water to survive. It will take a year or two for the roots of your new hedge to go down deep enough to find their own water and be self sufficient.

In this article, we'll look at what happens beneath the soil, exploring the root structure of Leylandii hedges, the factors influencing root spread, and important considerations for planting near structures or other plants.

In this article, we'll delve into the art of growing hedges atop walls, how to maintain them for a visually pleasing effect and explore the reasons why this option is gaining popularity.

This guide will help you determine the best time to cut Leylandii hedges and provide some essential tips to make the task easier and get the best results.

Undercutting is a vital step in ensuring we have the very best quality plants. Discover more in our blog and watch the videos.

Planting at the right time improves a hedge’s chase of successful establishment and long-term growth. Learn when to plant hedges for best results.

Bare-root plants are nursery dug (usually machine lifted) with all the soil shaken off and are only sold in the dormant season from October-March…preferably before the end of January.