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Cedar, Western Red

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Cedar, Western Red Thuja plicata From £2.49
Choisya, White Dazzler

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Choisya, White Dazzler Choisya × dewitteana White Dazzler From £11.50
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Cotoneaster, simonsii Cotoneaster simonsii From £1.84
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Cypress, Italian Cupressus sempervirens Pyramidalis From £24.99
Cypress, Leylandii

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Cypress, Leylandii × Cuprocyparis leylandii From £3.30
Elaeagnus, Compacta

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Elaeagnus, Compacta Elaegnus x ebbingei / submacrophylla Compacta From £16.99
Escallonia, Iveyi

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Escallonia, Iveyi Escallonia iveyi From £14.40
Fir, Korean

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Fir, Korean Abies koreana From £2.88
Gorse

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Gorse Ulex europaeus From £3.50
Holly, Green

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Holly, Green Ilex aquifolium From £4.44
Honeysuckle, Evergreen Shrub / Box

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Honeysuckle, Evergreen Shrub / Box Lonicera nitida From £2.28
Ivy, Common (Green)

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Ivy, Common (Green) Hedera helix From £2.39
Larch, European

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Larch, European Larix decidua From £2.50
Larch, Japanese

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Larch, Japanese Larix kaempferi From £2.65
Laurel, Common / Cherry

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Laurel, Common / Cherry Prunus laurocerasus Rotundifolia From £2.49
Pyracantha Soleil d'Or

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Pyracantha Soleil d'Or Pyracantha 'Soleil d'Or' From £16.98

What is Evergreen Hedging & Screening?

This wide category contains all the plants that hold their living leaves right through winter.
Most are suitable for hedges, including some of the best formal hedge plants, although some conifers don't respond well to clipping and so are only suitable for tall screening.

The fastest growing and biggest hedging / screening in the world is Leylandii, and some of the smallest and slowest growing ornamental edging is Box.

How many Evergreen hedge / screening plants do I need?

The planting density for your evergreen hedge depends on the purpose and the specific plant you are using, so please take these general spacings as a guideline only - it's really up to you:

  • For a normal garden boundary hedge, plant at 3 plants per metre (every 33cm) in a single row.
  • Very slow growing plants, like Box, can go closer together to achieve a tightly-knit row quickly.
  • An interior hedge for purely decorative purposes can be planted at 2 plants per metre (every 50cm) in a single row, and up to 1 per metre (every 100cm) for bushier varieties.
  • For tall evergreen screening, a useful rule of thumb is to divide the desired height of the screening by 4, and use that as your spacing. So, if you want your screening to reach 4 metres, dividing by 4 equals 1 metre spacing.

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