Dog Rose Bare Root Hedge

Dog Rose Bare Root HedgeRosa rugosa canina is commonly known as 'Dog Rose' it is an extremely popular UK native hedge that displays vibrant bright green foliage with light pink flowers that fade to white. Once the flowers fall this plant produces colourful rose hips that are red and orange in colour. These rose hips produce excellent winter feeding for wildlife and wild birds as they are filled with delicious seeds. Rosa also known as "Wild Briar" or "Wild Rose" is a very

Its picturesque funnel-shaped growth takes it to a height of approximately 3-5 m and up to 2

Plant them in a sheltered spot protecting from cold winds that can damage the flower buds

Crataegus grows at around 1-2 feet per year but can be pruned to a manageable size

the foliage turns to a bright scarlet before falling

making a visually appealing look within the garden

Short-stemmed and multi-headed

The trellis itself is made using the wire

Where the Narcissi really stand out

then the introduction of 'Ōsakazuki' will change that (and then some

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Escallonia is often grown as a garden shrub

Use as a stout-stemmed cut flower and put pops of colour in flower arrangements or bouquets