Hedging Plants

Bare root hedging offers significant cost savings due to its compact, soil-free bundling. This reduces both space requirements and transportation costs, making it a highly economical option for large-scale planting projects

Bare root planting is one of the most straightforward methods for establishing a hedgerow. The lightweight, loose-root plants are easy to handle and can be effortlessly placed into a pre-dug trench, without the need to remove pots. With the appropriate tools, they can even be planted mechanically, further reducing labor costs

Because bare root plants are free of soil, they allow for direct inspection of the roots, ensuring that only the healthiest plants are selected. During planting, their roots spread naturally, which promotes better establishment and minimizes the risk of root circling. Additionally, bare root plants experience less transplant shock compared to container-grown plants, resulting in higher survival rates and quicker adaptation. This makes them ideal for both commercial and residential applications

Choosing bare root plants is an environmentally responsible option, as it eliminates the need for plastic pots and peat-based compost. This reduces plastic waste and the environmental impact associated with peat extraction. By opting for bare root plants, you support sustainable horticultural practices and contribute to lowering the carbon footprint of plant production and transportation

Bare root plants often exhibit superior growth compared to their containerized counterparts, particularly in the first few years after planting. They adapt quickly to their new environment and demonstrate vigorous growth, enabling landscapers to achieve desired results more rapidly. This accelerated growth also supports quicker ecological restoration and habitat creation, making bare root plants an excellent choice for both aesthetic and environmental projects.