• 4 for 3

Hawthorn Hedging

Crataegus momogyna

Bare Root Hedging

£16.99

size guide

The height of all of our plants is measured from the base of the pot.

Pot Size Pot Diameter Pot Height
6cm 6cm 5.5cm
9cm 9cm 8.5cm
1 Litre 13cm 11cm
2 Litre 17cm 13cm
3 Litre 19cm 15cm
4 Litre 20cm 17cm
5 Litre 23cm 19cm
7 Litre 25cm 20cm

Please note: the pot sizes listed below may vary due to the suppliers we use.

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  • Traditional Native Hedge Plant - Crataegus Monogyna, commonly known as Hawthorn, is a classic choice for hedgerows, valued for its dense growth habit, thorny branches, and clusters of white spring flowers followed by bright red berries in autumn. It provides both beauty and function in the landscape.

  • Hardy & Versatile - Exceptionally tough and adaptable, Hawthorn thrives in a wide range of soils, including exposed and windy sites. It is ideal for creating natural boundaries, field hedgerows, and wildlife friendly garden borders.

  • Excellent for Wildlife - Highly beneficial to pollinators and birds, the flowers attract bees and insects, while the autumn berries provide an important food source for birds. The dense, thorny growth also offers safe nesting and shelter for small animals.

  • Compact Height for Versatile Use – This variety typically reaches an eventual height of around 40–60cm, making it ideal for lower hedging, edging, and smaller garden spaces where a neat, manageable barrier is desired.

    • Plant genus Crataegus

    Common Name Hawthorn

    Plant type Hedging Plant, Herbaceous Perennials

    Foliage type Deciduous, Perennial

    Hardiness Hardy

    Soil acidity Any

    Planting aspect North Facing, South Facing, East Facing, West Facing, Partial Shade or Sun

    Flower colour White

    Leaf colour Green

    Growth Rate Moderate

    Edible Use No

    Planting Companion Blackthorn, Dogwood, Elderberry

    Light Required Full Sun

    Watering Water regularly after planting until the roots are established. Once settled in, the plant is relatively drought tolerant and usually only needs extra water during prolonged dry spells. Plants grown in containers will need more frequent watering than those growing in the ground.

    Best Growing Conditions Grow in sun or partial shade in fertile loam. Choose a position with good airflow and enough space for the plant to reach its mature size. Mulch after planting and keep the root zone free from prolonged waterlogging, particularly through winter.

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    Top tip

    Trim lightly during the growing season to build a dense framework, but avoid hard pruning while birds may be nesting. It works particularly well in a hedging & privacy setting; give it enough space and light to develop naturally rather than crowding it.

    Key Features

    Beginner Friendly

    Beginner Friendly

    Comes Back Each Year

    Comes Back Each Year

    Good For Containers

    Good For Containers

    Low Maintenance

    Low Maintenance

    Scented

    Scented

    All Year Interest

    All Year Interest

    Wildlife Friendly

    Wildlife Friendly

    Season of Interest

    Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
    Planting Flowering