Native Hedging: Top Ten Country Hits
Posted on
August 25th, 2008 by
julian
Almost any plant, provided it is woody and does not mind a bit of competition and being cut back occasionally can be used in a country hedge. But that does not make it a great native hedging plant. I have, honestly, seen a hedge made entirely from Ash. Interesting idea, but utterly useless.
Here are my top ten native hedging plants:
- Hawthorn – Crataegus monogyna
- Blackthorn – Prunus Spinosa
- Field Maple – Acer campestre
- Hazel – Corylus avellana
- Dog Rose – Rosa canina
- Spindleberry – Euonymus europeaus
- Guelder Rose – Viburnum opulus
- Common Alder – Alnus glutinosa
- Dogwood – Cornus sanguinea
- Cherry Plum – Prunus cerasifera
All of these hedge plants are available on our site (naturally)
Relax and watch your plants grow!

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