Hawthorn Bare Root

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Hawthorn Bare Root Hedging – 2026 Pre-Orders Now Open Traditional Native Hedging – Available November to March Hawthorn, also known as Quickthorn or May, is one of Britain’s most recognisable native hedging plants. Tough, dependable and rich in wildlife value, it has been used for centuries to create traditional country boundaries, field hedges and secure garden screens. In spring, Hawthorn produces fresh green foliage followed by masses of fragrant white blossom. Red berries, known as haws, appear during autumn and provide a valuable food source for birds and other wildlife. Its dense, thorny growth creates a strong natural barrier, making Hawthorn an excellent choice for rural boundaries, farms, paddocks, wildlife gardens and large landscaping projects. Our bare root Hawthorn is field-grown and lifted during the dormant season without soil around the roots. This makes it lightweight, easy to handle and one of the most economical ways to establish a dense, long-lasting native hedge. Available exclusively from November to March, Hawthorn remains one of the UK’s most popular bare root hedging varieties. Why Pre-Order Your Bare Root Hawthorn? Our Hawthorn hedging is lifted fresh from the field during the dormant season, with the finest selection of plants available from the first lifting of the season. By pre-ordering now, you’ll benefit from: ✔ Priority access to freshly lifted field-grown plants ✔ The widest choice of sizes and quantities ✔ Better availability for large planting projects ✔ Priority dispatch once lifting begins ✔ Exclusive pre-order offers before the season starts Bare root Hawthorn is only available for a limited period each year, and popular sizes and larger quantities often sell out early. Why Choose Bare Root Hawthorn? Bare root Hawthorn offers exceptional value and is particularly well suited to planting long hedge lines, rural boundaries and large-scale landscaping schemes. Because the plants are lifted while dormant, they establish extremely w