A Native Wildlife mix composed of hedges is a specially designed combination of native hedge plant species that aims to attract and support a diverse array of wildlife in your garden or landscape. These native hedge plants offer a range of benefits to local wildlife, providing food, shelter, nesting sites, and protection. The Native Wildlife mix of hedges includes a selection of species known for their wildlife-friendly qualities. These hedges produce flowers that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, ensuring the essential process of plant reproduction and supporting local insect populations. Additionally, the mix incorporates species that produce berries or fruits, providing a valuable food source for birds and other wildlife throughout the year.

The dense growth and branching structure of these hedges create safe havens and nesting sites for birds. The thick foliage offers protection from predators, while the intertwined branches provide ample opportunities for nest building. The hedges also serve as corridors and shelter belts, allowing wildlife to move safely between habitats and providing them with valuable cover. By planting a Native Wildlife mix of hedges, you not only create a visually appealing landscape but also contribute to the conservation of local wildlife. These native hedges are well adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, requiring minimal maintenance and providing long-term benefits.

We guarantee that the stock is structurally sound, has a good root system, is in good health, and true-to-type. Customers must inspect the stock upon arrival and notify us immediately of any concerns. Legitimate problems will be addressed in good faith, and replacements or refunds will be provided. This warranty is included in the price.  

Planting Requirements

During winter months when temperatures are below 10 degrees Celsius, plants can endure up to 10 days when exposed to air, while in temperatures below zero, they can be preserved indefinitely. However, it is highly recommended to plant them within 48 hours of receiving the plants. Conversely, in temperatures exceeding 18 degrees Celsius, it's crucial to plant the plants within 24 hours of receipt. After planting, regular watering is essential, starting from the day the plants are placed in the ground. Planting is not recommended in temperatures over 25 degrees. 

Read our bare root planting guide here