Green Beech Hedging 60–80cm Bare Root Elegant Deciduous Hedging with Year-Round Appeal Green Beech (Fagus sylvatica) is one of the finest native hedging choices, offering a graceful, semi-evergreen screen with lush green leaves in spring and summer that turn coppery and persist through winter. Supplied as 60–80cm tall bare root plants, this size is ideal for establishing a hedge that’s quick to fill out while still being cost-effective for larger runs. Beech hedging forms a dense, formal boundary with a refined appearance that suits both rural and contemporary garden styles. Key Features Height at delivery: 60–80cm (bare root, untrimmed) Foliage: Bright green in spring and summer, copper-brown in winter Growth Rate: Moderate – 30–60cm per year Mature Height: 1.5–4 m depending on pruning Root Type: Bare root – excellent for planting during dormancy (Nov–Apr) Benefits of Green Beech Holds dead leaves in winter, offering year-round privacy Native British species, great for biodiversity and wildlife Tolerates partial shade and a wide range of soils Takes well to clipping, for neat or natural-style hedges Strong structural presence without the heaviness of evergreens Planting & Care Planting Season: November to April (dormant season for bare root) Spacing: 4–5 plants per metre in a single row; 5–7 per metre for a double staggered row Soil: Moist, well-drained, not waterlogged; prefers neutral to slightly alkaline soil Light: Full sun to part shade Maintenance: Trim once annually in late summer to encourage bushiness and leaf retention Watering: Water well after planting and in dry spells during establishment Why Choose 60–80cm Bare Root Beech? Perfect size for strong first-year growth and quick coverage Cost-effective for long hedges or larger projects Ideal for privacy hedging with natural seasonal beauty Easy to plant, environmentally friendly, and UK-grown One of the best formal deciduous hedge plants available
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