Cherry Laurel Hedging Bare Root

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Cherry Laurel Bare Root Hedging Affordable Evergreen Screening for Winter Planting Bare root Cherry Laurel ( Prunus laurocerasus ) offers a cost-effective way to establish a dense, glossy evergreen hedge. Field-grown and supplied without pots or compost during the dormant season, these plants are ideal for longer hedge runs, garden boundaries and larger landscaping projects. Cherry Laurel is one of the UK’s most popular hedging plants because of its vigorous growth, large evergreen leaves and excellent screening ability. Once established, it forms a thick, attractive hedge that provides privacy, shelter and year-round structure. Bare root Cherry Laurel is generally available between November and March , subject to suitable lifting conditions and stock availability. Why Choose Bare Root Cherry Laurel? Bare root Cherry Laurel combines the screening qualities of a popular evergreen hedge with the savings available from winter planting. Benefits include: Evergreen foliage for year-round screening Large, glossy green leaves Fast, vigorous growth Excellent privacy and noise reduction Good value for long hedge runs Suitable for formal or informal boundaries Tolerant of sun and partial shade Hardy and adaptable Valuable shelter for garden wildlife With regular trimming, Cherry Laurel develops into a dense and manageable hedge. Bare Root Cherry Laurel Availability Bare root Cherry Laurel is lifted and supplied while dormant, normally between: November December January February March, subject to weather and remaining stock Availability can be more limited than with deciduous bare root hedging, so ordering early is recommended—particularly for larger quantities and taller grades. Where to Plant Cherry Laurel Hedging Cherry Laurel is a versatile choice for: Garden boundaries Privacy screening Roadside planting Driveways Larger gardens Formal hedges Informal screens Commercial landscaping Wind and noise reduction It grows successfully in full sun or partial shade. It can also to