Yew

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Taxus still remains one of the best, most popular plants for creating a dense, green hedge. It is strong and compact, and combined with its longevity, it is a beautiful hedge that will last for many years.

We offer the following Taxus varieties: Taxus baccata, Taxus baccata 'David', Taxus media 'Hicksii', Taxus media 'Hillii', and more.

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Thuja

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Thuja hedges are grown all over the world, making them very popular. You can come across a Thuja hedge anywhere in the world. Its leaves remain evergreen and can withstand even the harshest winter conditions.

The Thuja varieties available in our nursery include: Thuja occidentalis 'Smaragd' and Thuja brabant.

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Laurel

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Cherry laurels are one of the best plants for creating a hedge. They have broad, leathery, green leaves and grow quickly. They give off a nice fragrance and are an excellent addition to any garden.

Cherry laurels in our nursery include: Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', Prunus 'Novita' and Prunus 'Caucasica'.

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Photinia

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Photinia fraseri 'Red Robin' is often used to form a hedge and adds a splash of colour to your garden with its bright red leaves. The leaves transform into a dark green colour in autumn and spring.

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Cypress

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The Chamaecyparis is known for forming an evergreen hedge. It is a large, fast-growing conifer with dense, bright-green leaves that can handle many different growing conditions. The plant is hardy and can grow in almost any weather conditions.

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Holly

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Holly is a fast-growing, evergreen hedge plant. The plant adds a beautiful look to your garden and has a deterrent effect on intruders with its prickly leaves.

We have the following varieties of holly in our nurseries: Ilex meserveae, 'Blue Princess' and Ilex 'Blue Prince'.

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Japanese holly

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Are you looking for a winter hardy, evergreen hedge plant that is also resistant to the boxwood moth and boxwood caterpillar? Then the Ilex Crenata, or the Japanese holly, is extremely suitable. A nice tight hedge as a partition or a hedge for decoration in the middle of your garden? Both are possible. View range Japanese holly

Beech

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Deciduous plants are plants that shed their leaves in autumn or winter. This means that deciduous plants are the opposite of evergreen plants which maintain their foliage all year round. However, the fact that deciduous plants lose their leaves doesn’t mean they can’t make great hedging plants. View range Beech

Bamboo

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Do you want to enhance the ambiance in your garden? If so, then choose a bamboo plant. Bamboo plants are beautiful and are a real asset for your garden. In addition, the bamboo leaves sway in the wind, creating a soothing sound. And the good thing about bamboo plants is that they need little maintenance, are winter hardy, and their leaves stay green for a long time. View range Bamboo

Ivy

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You probably know the Hedera. An an ivy. Against your neighbors facade and acquaintances’ garage wall is completely covered with Hedera. But do you also know it as a hedge plant? Because it is also very suitable as a hedge. In any case, it is a very strong plant that you don't have to worry about. Apart from pruning. View range Ivy

Privet

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The Ligustrum*, or privet is a very strong hedge plant. It provides a graceful touch to your garden. The Ligustrum grows quickly, so your hedge will be high and closed in no time. So nobody can look into your garden. We call this plant semi-evergreen. Which means that it only drops its leaves in severe frost. If we have "normal" winters, the privet just keeps its leaves until spring. Then they will fall and new leaves appear. View range Privet

Elaeagnus

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It is also called olive willow or silver berry, the Elaeagnus Ebbingei. It is a hedge plant that stays green all year round. Do you live on the coast? In that case too, this is a perfect plant for your garden. It is very resistant to wind and salt. If you don't prune it a lot, it will produce beautiful white flowers in the fall. When these have finished flowering, nice, red berries appear. Which in turn are very attractive to the birds in your area. View range Elaeagnus

Boxwood

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An easy plant - solitary or as a hedge - that looks beautiful, is hardy and stays green, is the boxwood. You can put it in the sun, but also in the shade. As said: it is very easy. The boxwood is sensitive to the boxwood caterpillar and boxwood moth, but it is and remains a very popular plant. Very logical actually, because it radiates class and it can be pruned in almost any shape. View range Boxwood