Bare Root Hornbeam Hedging: 40-60cm

Description

Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) is a native, deciduous hedge with pale grey bark and yellow autumn colour. It makes a fantastic formal hedge, it is great for pleaching, and it is hardy to wind and cold.

These plants are bare root and 40-60cm. You buy them in packs of 10 to 100. We recommend planting 3 to 4 per metre.

The 40-60cm plants cost less per plant and suit longer runs or tighter budgets. For more height from day one, choose the 2-3ft size.

Size: 40-60cm bare root
Packs: 10 to 100 plants
Stock: in stock
Delivery: UK and Ireland. See delivery details
Planting season: September to March (while dormant)

Prices: bare root hornbeam 40-60cm

Not sure bare root is right for you? Read bare root or pot grown hedging, or browse all bare root hedging. Looking for a different size? See bare root hornbeam 2-3ft.

FAQ

When can I plant bare root hornbeam?
During the dormant season, September to March.

How do I plant it?
Soak the roots for 1 to 2 hours, spread them out in a trench or hole, backfill, firm gently, water well and mulch.

Does hornbeam keep its leaves in winter?
Hornbeam is deciduous, but a clipped hornbeam hedge often holds its dead brown leaves through winter until new growth pushes them off in spring.

How many hornbeam plants per metre?
We recommend 3 to 4 plants per metre.

Which size should I choose?
The 40-60cm plants cost less per plant and suit longer runs or tighter budgets. For more height from day one, choose the 2-3ft size.