Bare Root Hedging

Natural boundaries that grow with your garden

Every garden needs a little structure. Whether you want privacy, shelter, or a way to frame your outdoor space, bare root hedging is a timeless solution. It adds shape, encourages wildlife, and brings year-round interest without relying on fences or artificial screens.

Affordable, easy to plant, and quick to establish, bare root hedging plants make it simple to create living boundaries that will last for decades.

Why Gardeners Choose Bare Root Hedging

When it comes to creating structure in the garden, bare root hedging offers benefits that go beyond affordability. These plants give you flexibility in design, adapt well to different spaces, and grow into a feature that matures beautifully over time. Key reasons to choose bare root hedging:

  • Cost-effective way to cover larger areas
  • Easy to handle and plant, even for beginners
  • Wide range of varieties, from evergreen to native wildlife mixes
  • Seasonal colour and interest as your hedge matures

With options ranging from classic evergreens to wildlife-friendly blends, you can choose the right hedge to suit your garden style and purpose.

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Why Choose Bare Root Hedging from Carbeth Plants?

At Carbeth Plants, we understand that investing in hedging is about more than just plants—it is about creating a feature that grows with your garden. That is why we carefully source and supply strong, healthy plants that are ready to thrive once planted.

  • Affordable choice for covering larger areas without compromising quality
  • Faster establishment compared to potted plants once they are in the ground
  • Wide selection of varieties, from dense evergreens to flowering and berrying hedges
  • Wildlife-friendly mixes that provide food and shelter for birds and pollinators
  • Secure UK-wide delivery, with plants packed to arrive fresh and ready to plant

How to Plant and Care for Bare Root Hedging

Planting bare root hedging is straightforward, even if you are new to gardening. A little preparation goes a long way in helping your hedge settle in and thrive.

  • Best time to plant: Late autumn to early spring, when the plants are dormant.
  • Soil preparation: Loosen the ground and mix in compost to encourage strong root growth.
  • Planting: Dig a trench, spread out the roots, backfill with soil, and firm gently.
  • Spacing: Adjust depending on the variety and the density of the hedge you want.
  • Aftercare: Water well after planting and keep the soil moist in the first growing season.

Mulching around the base helps lock in moisture and keeps weeds down while your hedge establishes.

How Bare Root Hedging Transforms Your Garden

Choosing bare root hedging plants UK is about more than practicality — it is about shaping the character of your outdoor space.

  • Privacy and screening: Enjoy natural seclusion with evergreen hedges.
  • Wildlife havens: Mixed native hedges provide berries, flowers, and shelter for birds and pollinators.
  • Seasonal interest: Many varieties reward you with spring blossoms or autumn colour.
  • Design and structure: Use hedging to frame borders, line driveways, or divide areas of the garden.

If you are looking to add more seasonal beauty alongside your hedge, explore our range of bare root perennials to create colourful planting combinations.

Explore Our Bare Root Hedging Collection

From tough evergreens to diverse native blends, our collection makes it simple to choose hedging that suits your garden’s needs. Browse today and find the perfect bare root hedging plants to create privacy, attract wildlife, and enjoy lasting beauty at a cost-effective price.

Our Quality Promise

Every order is hand-prepared so your plants arrive strong, healthy, and ready for planting. With trusted UK-wide delivery and years of horticultural expertise, Carbeth Plants is here to help you choose hedging that will thrive in your garden for years to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

These are young hedging plants supplied without soil around their roots. They are lifted during dormancy and delivered ready to plant, making them affordable and reliable.
The ideal time is between late autumn and early spring, avoiding frozen or waterlogged ground. This gives roots the best chance to settle before summer growth.
They need to be planted quickly after arrival to avoid the roots drying out. With correct planting, however, they establish just as well as potted plants and are more cost-effective.
Prepare the soil, dig a trench, spread the roots out evenly, and firm soil gently around them. Water thoroughly and add mulch to help conserve moisture.