Container Hedging

Container hedges offer the flexibility of year-round planting, with no seasonal restrictions.

Container hedges tend to have a high success rate because their roots are well-protected within the pot. This environment reduces transplant shock and helps the plants establish more quickly and successfully.

Planting bare-root plants in pots is a popular and cost-effective way to purchase plants during the winter, allowing you to store them until they're ready for use in the summer.

Unlike bare root hedging, container hedging can be planted year-round, as long as the ground isn't frozen or waterlogged. This flexibility makes it an ideal choice for those who want to plant outside of the traditional planting season.

Caring for container hedges involves regular watering, especially during dry spells, as containers can dry out faster than ground soil. Fertilise periodically to replenish nutrients in the soil, and trim or prune to maintain the desired shape and size. Ensure that the containers have good drainage to prevent root rot.