Sweet Chestnut Hedging | Castanea sativa

Sweet Chestnut Hedging | Castanea sativaA beautiful deciduous hedge producing edible nuts Large, toothed glossy green leaves turning golden yellow and bronze in the autumn. Long yellow catkins appear in spring, and your hedge will produce sweet, edible chestnuts in autumn A hardy plant with an average growth rate of 20 40cm per year Enormous value to native wildlife attracts pollinating insects in spring plus birds and small mammals all year round

1 ‘Concorde' Cordon Pear Tree

This Prunus variety

resulting in a tree whose visual impact is practically unmatched

wildflower meadows

immense flower power and weather tolerance

5 each of: Argyranthemum Grandaisy Orange Red Argyranthemum Grandaisy Pink Halo Argyranthemum Grandaisy Ivory White

This variety has ovate dark green leaves and white goblet-shaped flowers that have a light pink base

Large-sized petals open to fully reveal the beauty of its decorative and unique fringed margins

Growing your Poinsettia from its baby stage and watching it mature over time

Electric blue flowers tinged with purple

Dog Rose grows at around 1-2 feet per year but can be pruned to a manageable size of 1m high if required

mid-green in colour