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Top 10 reasons to plant a Mixed Native Hedge

Different flowers draw different pollinators, and so the native hedge that is mixed can provide a variety of. Plants such as hawthorn and blackthorn (blossom as shown above) are great shelters for small mammals, invertebrates and birds.

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Top 10 reasons to plant a Mixed Native Hedge

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  1. MIXED NATIVE HEDGING Why You Need to Plant Native Hedge? presentation by Ready Hedge

  2. NATIVE HEDGE The mixed native hedging offer many advantages and isn't just beneficial within your own backyard as well as in the space that surrounds it. So we've come up with 7 reasons to consider the creation of an native hedge. 01 presentation by Ready Hedge

  3. 1 Because native hedges are rich in habitats and offer an array of habitats for wildlife, meaning you'll get to experience a range of animals, insects, and birds that live in your hedgerow. 02 presentation by Ready Hedge

  4. 2 Due to the wide variety of plants found in an indigenous hedge, you are likely to see blooms, berries, seeds and vibrant foliage every season, providing endless interest. 03 presentation by Ready Hedge

  5. 3 The combination of different plants fruit, flowers and plants will create a striking central hedge in your garden. They'll create an attractive, beautiful backdrop for other plants. 05 presentation by Ready Hedge

  6. 4 "Native" is commonly used in the field of horticulture, to refer to the shrubs or plants that originate from a particular area. It means that hedge plants which are indigenous to a particular area were either created, naturally occurred or have been in place for a long period of time and, as a result, that the plants have developed according to the specific climate within the region regardless of unusual weather or soil types. 06 presentation by Ready Hedge

  7. 5 The insects depend upon native plants for their survival. The native hedges that mix create an ecosystem where animals, as well as plants, insects, and microorganisms, coexist to form an attractive and vibrant ecosystem. 07 presentation by Ready Hedge

  8. 6 As opposed to other hedges, where you'll feel the pressure to keep it tidy and tidy, it's an ideal place to relax and enjoy the natural hedge since it is best to grow naturally and is brimming with a myriad of colors and textures and gives a relaxing feel. 08 presentation by Ready Hedge

  9. 7 Mixed native hedges have had a positive impact on the surrounding environment and are able to prevent erosion of soils, cut down on emissions and store carbon, which can reduce effects of climate change. 09 presentation by Ready Hedge

  10. NEED HEDGE? CONTACT US Court Gate Nursery Eckington, WR10 3BB Sales@readyhedgeltd.com www.readyhedgeltd.com/ 01386 750585 10 presentation by Ready Hedge

  11. THANK YOU If you have any questions, please ask.

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