Yew Hedge Plants - Taxus baccata - Bareroot
These are field grown yew hedging plants - for size and strength, which are suitable for planting out between November and March. Bare root yew hedging is very much cheaper than container grown yew plants and establishment rates are excellent.
Yew is one of the oldest British native trees, dating back at least to the last Ice Age. It can be grown either as a specimen or it is ideal for formal evergreen hedging of 120cm - 4’ or bigger and larger topiary, forming a very dense plant in either sun or shade. Yew hedge plants grow well in a variety of soils including shallow chalk but all yew dislikes wet soils.
We also grow yew hedge plants for summer planting or for those in a hurry - if you want to plant when it is warm or you are in a bit of a rush then our Potted Yew Hedging may be just the thing.
If a yew hedge is not for you, then why not look at our Hedge Plant Lists for some other hedging ideas ...
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