Bare Root Hedging Pre Order

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Bare Root Hedging 2026 – Pre-Orders Now Open The Most Cost-Effective Way to Plant a Hedge Bare root hedging is the traditional and most economical way to establish a hedge. Lifted fresh from the field during the dormant season and supplied without pots or compost, bare root plants offer outstanding value and establish exceptionally well when planted correctly. Available from November to March, bare root hedging is ideal for everything from garden boundaries and wildlife hedges to large-scale landscaping, agricultural and countryside planting. Availability, Ordering & Delivery Bare root plants are only available during the dormant season, typically from November through to March, depending on weather conditions. The best grades and widest selection are available at the start of the season, so we recommend placing your order early. Pre-ordering secures your plants before the season begins and allows us to reserve stock ready for lifting as soon as conditions are suitable. Whether you're planting a few metres or several hundred, ordering early gives you the greatest choice of species and sizes. Each order is lifted fresh from the field specifically for you. Once your plants have been lifted, we'll contact you to let you know they're ready. Collection customers are kindly asked to collect their order as soon as possible after notification, while delivery customers will be contacted again to confirm their delivery date before dispatch. Because bare root plants are at their best when freshly lifted, we aim to dispatch or have orders collected as quickly as possible. Ordering early helps us plan lifting and deliveries efficiently, ensuring your plants spend as little time as possible out of the ground. For the best results, plant your hedging as soon as possible after collection or delivery. If planting needs to be delayed, keep the roots cool, moist and protected from drying out. Alternatively, heel the plants into loose soil until you're ready to plant. As with all f