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125cm Common Hawthorn Hedging | Crataegus monogyna | Bare Root
- A sanctuary for over 150 species of wildlife, second only to the English Oak.
- Commonly known as Mayflower, it produces fragrant white flowers in spring.
- Bears vibrant red berries, known as 'haws', in the autumn.
- Dense, thorny branches provide safe nesting spots for birds and create an effective intruder-proof barrier.
- A robust, fast-growing hedge, easily maintained at a height of 1-5m.
- Exceptionally resilient, thriving in all soil types and perfect for windy, exposed, or coastal gardens.
- Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' mark for its value to bees and other insects.
Product Specifications
- Height on Arrival: 100-125cm
- Supplied As: Our bare root plants are lifted fresh from the field and packed straight away. You can be sure they will be fresh when they arrive. In winter, you can store for several weeks if kept in a cool, dark spot. Later in spring, when the temperature rises, you will want to plant within a few days of arrival.
$4.90
Original: $13.99
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Description
- A sanctuary for over 150 species of wildlife, second only to the English Oak.
- Commonly known as Mayflower, it produces fragrant white flowers in spring.
- Bears vibrant red berries, known as 'haws', in the autumn.
- Dense, thorny branches provide safe nesting spots for birds and create an effective intruder-proof barrier.
- A robust, fast-growing hedge, easily maintained at a height of 1-5m.
- Exceptionally resilient, thriving in all soil types and perfect for windy, exposed, or coastal gardens.
- Awarded the RHS 'Plants for Pollinators' mark for its value to bees and other insects.
Product Specifications
- Height on Arrival: 100-125cm
- Supplied As: Our bare root plants are lifted fresh from the field and packed straight away. You can be sure they will be fresh when they arrive. In winter, you can store for several weeks if kept in a cool, dark spot. Later in spring, when the temperature rises, you will want to plant within a few days of arrival.
