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Beech hedging - prices?

dryan · 2010-12-12 00:42:23

Hi, Based around the midlands, looking to get my hands on a large quantity of beech hedging - maybe 2 - 3 feet tall plants. If you know anyone that would do a good deal, please PM me the details. Thanks!

12-12-2010 12:42AM

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dryan

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Hi,

Based around the midlands, looking to get my hands on a large quantity of beech hedging - maybe 2 - 3 feet tall plants.

If you know anyone that would do a good deal, please PM me the details.

Thanks!

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#2 12-12-2010 02:49PM

Squiggle

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Bought 60 4' Hornbeam from future forests three years ago. Excellent quality plants and all plants are still thriving. Check out their bare root list - they sell beech hedging.

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#3 12-12-2010 09:57PM

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What kind of area would 60 4' Hornbeam cover??

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#4 13-12-2010 10:32AM

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I sowed them 2' apart so about 120' in total.

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#5 10-01-2011 01:53PM

rob accounts

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Any luck yet with the Beech in Co Offaly. Am looking for some too to sow in Feb/Mar when the weather improves.

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#6 10-01-2011 10:05PM

karl tyrrell

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hi i have growing beach hedging in my garden the last five years very slow to grow i added hornbeam still very slow added oak very fast ,beach you can take hardwood cuttings now in the winter i am in wet land if your land is well drained you might have better luck.

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