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Transplants Catalogue

2015

Wyevale Nurseries Transplants Division

We are a well established nursery, boasting over 20 years experience in producing top quality field grown native shrubs, trees and hedging plants. We pride ourselves on being one of Britain’s foremost providers of bare root, field grown plants, catering to your individual needs whether they are landscaping, forestry or agricultural industries, local authorities or private landowner.

Our extensive range of stock originates from native sourced seed where possible or is produced in the form of hardwood cuttings from our own grown material.

We have a dedicated nursery team with ample experience to assist with any enquiries regarding planting or aftercare. We also stock a range of plant protection products to aid establishment if required.

Please feel free to contact us, we are happy to help.

Ray JenkinsDirector of Transplants Divsion

Your Wyevale Transplants Division Team

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Jules GriffithsSales and Administration SecretaryJules has worked for the Transplants Division for eight years managing the day to day office administration and recently as the division has grown, now looks after the cash and carry sales customers.

Ray Jenkins Director of Transplants DivisionRay has worked for Wyevale Nurseries for 29 years, 26 of them at our Transplants Division. He is passionate about plants and a true nurseryman. Ray is an active member of the HTA Hedging and Tree Group steering committee and of the CONFOR Nursery Producers Group.

All stock from known provenances. Details on request

How to find Wyevale Nurseries Transplants Division

Directions to nursery site: (Sat-nav: use ‘GL19 3LA’)

For sales of transplants stock and cash & carry collections from site:Wyevale Nurseries Transplants Division,Russells End Farm, Bromsberrow,Ledbury, Hereford HR81PB

Tel: 01531 650482Fax: 01531 650053Email: [email protected]: Ray Jenkins or Jules GriffithsMobile: 07786 631055

For the full range of nursery stock contact our parent nursery:Wyevale Nurseries Ltd, Wyevale Way,Kings Acre, Hereford HR4 7AY

Tel: 01432 845200 Fax: 01432 845227Email: [email protected] website for full Wyevale Nurseries stocklist: www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk

From Junction 2 of the M50 motorway, take the A417 (south) direction Gloucester. Proceed just 100 metres to see the sign and entrance on the right hand side. Follow green arrows along trackway.

From Gloucester (12 miles) Take the A417 - direction Ledbury.

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Wyevale Nurseries Transplants Division lies on the A417 Gloucester-Ledbury road.

100 metres from Junction 2.

From Hereford (20 miles) Take the A438 - direction Tewkesbury, then at Ledbury the A417 - direction Gloucester.

From Motorway M5 Junction 8 Take the motorway M50 - direction Ross. Leave the M50 at Junction 2.

3Special quotations for large quantities

Passionate about plantsThe full story... • Trading since 1928• Owned by the Williamson family for 86 years• Over 6 million plants grown every year, in 4 main sites on 600+ acres• Proud to supply both the amenity landscape and retail markets

Container Plants• Over 1.5 million 2 and 3ltr shrubs

grown annually• Over 20 acres of covered growing facilities• Specialists in A-Z shrub and

herbaceous ranges• More than 100 plant promotions available

Trees• Both field and container grown trees

grown on over 350 acres• Over 125,000 field grown trees grown

annually from 6-8cm girth up to 20-25cm• 8500 container grown trees

from 15ltr-300ltr• Over 70 different varieties available

Hedging and Forestry Transplants• 200 acre transplant nursery • 25 miles of seed beds sown every year,

from native sourced seed • Over 5 million plants produced

4 All stock from known provenances. Details on request

Adam Dunnett Sales and Marketing DirectorAdam has worked for a number of UK nurseries in both production and sales roles gaining over 25 years’ horticultural experience. Adam most recently worked for The Garden Centre Group as their Plant Buyer.

Andy CongeraAmenity Sales ManagerAndy has worked in Amenity horticulture his whole career, working for some of the largest UK nurseries, in both sales and buying roles and has an incredibly deep knowledge of the amenity sector.

Robin Trumper Amenity Sales ExecutiveRobin has worked for Wyevale Nurseries for 35 years. Robin has exceptional plant knowledge and with over three decades within the industry to pull from his understanding of the sector is second to none.

John Lawrence Amenity Sales ExecutiveJohn has been with Wyevale for just over 12 months and has brought his retail horticultural experience into our Amenity team. This has added a new dimension to Wyevale which is certainly benefiting the company and customer.

Adrian HoareCash and Carry Sales ExecutiveWhether you are a Landscaper, Garden Designer, Nursery or Garden Centre wishing to use our excellent cash and carry service Adrian will understand your requirements exactly. He has worked at Wyevale for over 29 years and during that time has built up a real expertise in all sectors of the industry.

Meet the Amenity Sales teamFor enquires on availability and prices of our Trees or Container range please contact the Amenity Sales team based at our Head Office in Hereford.

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Transplants

1+ 0 1 year seedling

1u1 1 year seedling undercut and grown in situ for 1 further year

1+1 1 year seedling lined out for 1 further year

1+2 1 year seedling lined out for 2 further years

fthd A young feathered tree

0/1 1 year hardwood cutting

Native to Britain

Key To Plant Age

ALL PLANTS ARE SOLD IN BUNDLES OF 25

Plant Specifications.At Wyevale we adhere to the National Nursery Stock Specifications as published by the Horticultural Trades Associations.

To specify a bare root transplant is the most efficient way of ordering planting material; no pot, no peat, no heat, just plants in their basic form produced outdoors, hardy as nature intended. More than this, to specify transplants in the height range 30cm through to 100cm allows planting of material easy to handle and carry to site, quick to plant and on most sites, not requiring expensive staking.

What age to specify? In most cases a 2 year old plant 40-60cm or 60-80cm, height is the best choice. A 1+1 transplant is the staple norm, 1u1 gives a slimmer, straighter plant. 1+2 a stocky bushier plant. Plants grown from hardwood cuttings rather than seed are given the rather perplexing term 0/1 or 0+1 to indicate age, in this example one year old.


Age Height Price per 100 Price per 1000

ACER CAMPESTRE (Field Maple)

1+0 40/60 £0.30 £0.22

1+1 40/60 £0.40 £0.30

1+0 60/80 £0.36 £0.27

1u1 or 1+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

1u1 or 1+1 80/100 £0.72 £0.55

1+1 100/125 £0.87 £0.67

1+1 125/150 £1.12 £0.82

ACER PSEUDOPLATANUS

(Sycamore)

1+0 40/60 £0.32 £0.221+1 40/60 £0.36 £0.271+0 60/80 £0.37 £0.271+1 60/80 £0.40 £0.301+1 80/100 £0.50 £0.40

Combating Climate Change – a role for UK forestsAn independent report of this title to the ‘Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’ suggests that a 4% increase in woodland cover in Great Britain would reduce the nett UK carbon emissions by 10%. To achieve this we need to plant some 23,000 hectares per year for 40 years. Whether you are planning on planting a hedge, shelter belt or woodland it all helps towards this target.

ALNUS CORDATA (Italian Alder)

1+1 40/60 £0.40 £0.30

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.38

1+1 80/100 £0.60 £0.45

1+2 125/150 £1.85 £1.40

1+2 150/175 £2.90 £2.20

1+2 175/200 £4.90 £3.70

Broadleaf VarietiesListed below is our comprehensive range of broadleaf transplants/hedging. We pride ourselves on the quality of our stock and as they are grown on our nursery in Herefordshire they will ‘transplant’ well in other UK locations. Stock grown in the UK for the UK.



ALNUS GLUTINOSA (Common Alder)

1+0 30/40 £0.30 £0.25

1+0 40/60 £0.34 £0.27

1+1 40/60 £0.41 £0.31

1+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

1+1 80/100 £0.50 £0.40

1+1 100/125 £0.66 £0.50

1+2 125/150 £1.25 £0.96

1+2 150/175 £2.80 £2.10

1+2 175/200 £4.65 £3.50

1+2 200/250 £6.40 £4.80

ALNUS INCANA (Grey Alder)

1+0 30/40 £0.30 £0.25

1+0 40/60 £0.34 £0.27

1+1 40/60 £0.41 £0.31

1+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

1+1 80/100 £0.50 £0.40

1+1 100/125 £0.66 £0.50

1+2 125/150 £1.25 £0.96

1+2 150/175 £2.80 £2.10

1+2 175/200 £4.65 £3.50

1+2 200/250 £6.40 £4.80

AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS

(Snowy Mespilus)

1+1 40/60 £0.55 £0.43

1+1 60/80 £0.78 £0.60

BERBERIS THUNBERGII 1u1 30/40 £0.50 £0.401u1 40/60 £0.65 £0.50

BERBERIS THUNBERGII ATROPURPUREA

(Barberry)

1u1 30/40 £0.50 £0.40

1u1 40/60 £0.65 £0.50

BETULA PENDULA (Silver Birch)

1+0 30/40 £0.30 £0.231+0 40/60 £0.33 £0.261+0 60/80 £0.38 £0.281+1 40/60 £0.41 £0.311+1 60/80 £0.44 £0.341+1 80/100 £0.52 £0.411+1 100/125 £0.70 £0.531+2 125/150 £1.25 £0.901+2 150/175 £3.00 £2.201+2 175/200 £4.70 £3.551+2 200/250 £6.50 £5.00



BETULA PUBESCENS (White Birch)

1+1 40/60 £0.43 £0.33

1+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS

(Common Box)

Cell+2 10/20 £1.00 £0.83

Cell+2 20/30 £1.35 £1.05

Cell+2 30/40 £1.60 £1.25

CARPINUS BETULUS(Hornbeam)

1u1 or 1+1 30/40 £0.39 £0.29

1u1 or 1+1 40/60 £0.52 £0.38

1u1 or 1+1 60/80 £0.60 £0.50

1+2 80/100 £1.12 £0.75

1+2 100/125 £1.15 £0.92

1+2 125/150 £1.65 £1.27

1+2 150/175 £3.75 £2.85

CASTANEA SATIVA (Sweet Chestnut)

1+0 30/40 £0.47 £0.371+0 40/60 £0.55 £0.421+1 40/60 £0.60 £0.501+1 60/80 £0.70 £0.60

CORNUS ALBA

(Red Dogwood)

1+1 30/40 £0.35 £0.261+1 40/60 £0.41 £0.311+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.36

CORNUS ALBA ‘ELEGANTISSIMA’

Silver and green leaves

0/1 40/60 £1.60 £1.20

0/1 60/80 £1.90 £1.40

CORNUS ALBA SELECT RED

An American seed selection for extra red stems

1+1 30/40 £0.50 £0.37

1+1 40/60 £0.55 £0.42

1+1 60/80 £0.60 £0.47

CORNUS ALBA ‘SIBIRICA’Very red stems

0/1 40/60 £0.60 £0.50

CORNUS ALBA ‘SPAETHII’

Gold and green leaves

0/1 40/60 £1.60 £1.25

0/1 60/80 £1.98 £1.50



CORNUS SANGUINEA(Common Dogwood)

1+1 30/40 £0.35 £0.271+1 40/60 £0.40 £0.301+1 60/80 £0.46 £0.361+1 80/100 £0.53 £0.43

CORNUS STOLONIFERA ‘FLAVIRAMEA’ (Golden Twig Dogwood)

Green stemmed

0/1 30/40 £0.50 £0.40

0/1 40/60 £0.60 £0.45

0/1 60/80 £0.70 £0.55

CORYLUS AVELLANA (Hazel)

1+0 30/40 £0.35 £0.27

1+0 40/60 £0.40 £0.30

1+0 60/80 £0.44 £0.34

1+1 30/40 £0.40 £0.30

1+1 40/60 £0.50 £0.40

1+1 60/80 £0.60 £0.47

1+1 80/100 £0.75 £0.60

COTONEASTER SIMONSII

(Himalayan Cotoneaster)

1+1 30/40 £0.80 £0.52

1+1 40/60 £0.90 £0.62

CRATAEGUS MONOGYNA

(Hawthorn)

1+0 30/40 £0.26 £0.191+0 40/60 £0.30 £0.211+0 60/80 £0.35 £0.281+1 30/40 £0.34 £0.261+1 40/60 £0.40 £0.301+1 60/80 £0.44 £0.341+1 80/100 £0.62 £0.451+1 100/125 £0.81 £0.631+2 125/150 £1.551+2 150/175 £3.501+2 175/200 £4.25

General recommendations are that Hawthorn hedging is best planted in a double row 25cm (10 inches) apart, 30cm (12 inches) apart within the rows (i.e. 6 plants per metre length of hedge). However, using our robust 1+1 transplants this planting density can be reduced by one third.

BEST SELLER



EUONYMUS EUROPAEUS

(Spindle)

1+1 40/60 £0.44 £0.34

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.39

FAGUS SYLVATICA (Green Beech)

1u1 30/40 £0.40 £0.281u1 40/60 £0.51 £0.381u1 60/80 £0.67 £0.501+2 40/60 £0.61 £0.471+2 60/80 £0.87 £0.651+2 80/100 £1.25 £0.931+2 100/125 £1.75 £1.231+2 125/150 £3.00 £2.201+2 150/175 £4.60 £3.45

FAGUS SYLVATICA PURPUREA

(Copper Beech)

1+2 40/60 £1.65 £1.251+2 60/80 £2.12 £1.651+2 80/100 £2.91 £2.221+2 100/125 £3.30 £2.52

FORSYTHIA X INTERMEDIA

‘LYNWOOD’0/1 40/60 £0.93 £0.70

HIPPOPHAE RHAMNOIDES

(Sea Buckthorn)

1+1 40/60 £0.43 £0.32

1+1 60/80 £0.51 £0.39

ILEX AQUIFOLIUM (Common Holly)

9cm pot 30/40 £1.75 £1.25

JUGLANS REGIA (Common Walnut)

1u1 30/40 £0.70 £0.55

1u1 40/60 £0.90 £0.70

LIGUSTRUM OVALIFOLIUM

(California Privet)

0/1 30/40 £0.42 £0.320/1 40/60 £0.50 £0.400/1 60/80 £0.60 £0.480/1 80/100 £0.80 £0.65

LIGUSTRUM OVALIFOLIUM

‘AUREUM’ (Golden Privet)

0/1 20/30 £0.72 £0.520/1 30/40 £0.94 £0.700/2 40/60 £1.33 £1.00

0/2 60/80 £1.70 £1.30



LIGUSTRUM VULGARE

(Wild Privet)

1+1 30/40 £0.37 £0.30

1+1 40/60 £0.45 £0.35

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.42

LONICERA NITIDA (Wilsons Honeysuckle)

0/1 30/40 £0.65 £0.55

LONICERA PERICLYMENUM

(Common Honeysuckle, Woodbine)

9cm pot £1.30

MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM

(Oregon Grape)

1u1 30/40 £0.60 £0.45

1u1 40/60 £0.86 £0.65

MALUS SYLVESTRIS (Crab Apple)

1+1 40/60 £0.48 £0.37

1+1 60/80 £0.60 £0.47

1+1 80/100 £0.75 £0.55

PHILADELPHUS ‘VIRGINAL’

(Mock Orange)

0/1 40/60 £0.93 £0.70

0/1 60/80 £1.10 £0.80

POPULUS ALBA (White Poplar)

0/1 60/80 £0.43 £0.320/1 80/100 £0.48 £0.360/1 100/125 £0.75 £0.50

POPULUS‘BALSAM SPIRE’

0/1 60/80 £0.45 £0.340/1 80/100 £0.52 £0.390/1 100/125 £0.75 £0.54

POPULUS X CANADENSIS

‘ROBUSTA’

0/1 60/80 £0.45 £0.34

0/1 80/100 £0.52 £0.39

0/1 100/125 £0.75 £0.54

POPULUS NIGRA BETULIFOLIA (Native Black Poplar, Manchester Poplar)

0/1 60/80 £0.60 £0.45

0/1 80/100 £0.75 £0.55

POPULUS NIGRA ‘ITALICA’

(Lombardy Poplar)

0/1 40/60 £0.48 £0.38

0/1 60/80 £0.53 £0.42

0/1 80/100 £0.60 £0.47



POPULUS TREMULA (Aspen)

1+1 40/60 £0.60 £0.401+1 60/80 £0.65 £0.471+1 80/100 £0.80 £0.551+1 100/125 £1.00 £0.751+1 125/150 £1.20 £0.95

PRUNUS AVIUM (Wild Cherry)

1+0 30/40 £0.28 £0.231+0 40/60 £0.30 £0.251+0 60/80 £0.38 £0.281+1 40/60 £0.36 £0.271+1 60/80 £0.43 £0.331+1 80/100 £0.60 £0.401+2 100/125 £0.80 £0.501+2 125/150 £1.20 £0.951+2 150/175 £3.20 £2.501+2 175/200 £4.80 £3.601+2 200/250 £6.65 £5.00

PRUNUS AVIUM STAR SEEDLING

1+0 40/60 £0.44 £0.33

1+0 60/80 £0.51 £0.39

PRUNUS CERASIFERA (Myrobalan)

1+0 40/60 £0.36 £0.28

1+0 60/80 £0.43 £0.33

PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS (Common or Cherry Laurel)

Cell+1 30/40 £1.20 £0.90Cell+1 40/60 £1.90 £1.15

Cell+1 60/80 £2.10 £1.31

PRUNUS PADUS(Bird Cherry)

1+1 40/60 £0.40 £0.301+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.351+1 80/100 £0.55 £0.40

PRUNUS SPINOSA (Blackthorn)

1+0 30/40 £0.25 £0.19

1+0 40/60 £0.30 £0.23

1+0 60/80 £0.35 £0.27

1+1 30/40 £0.30 £0.24

1+1 40/60 £0.38 £0.29

1+1 60/80 £0.44 £0.33

1+1 80/100 £0.55 £0.42

PYRUS COMMUNIS (Wild Pear)

1+1 30/40 £0.48 £0.351+1 40/60 £0.52 £0.401+1 60/80 £0.65 £0.50



QUERCUS PETRAEA (Sessile Oak)

1u1 30/40 £0.52 £0.401u1 40/60 £0.55 £0.511u1 or 1+2 60/80 £0.65 £0.531+2 80/100 £0.90 £0.651+2 100/125 £1.50 £1.101+2 125/150 £2.10 £1.60

QUERCUS ROBUR (Common Oak)

1u1 30/40 £0.35 £0.281u1 40/60 £0.43 £0.331u1 60/80 £0.52 £0.421u1 80/100 £0.78 £0.531+2 100/125 £1.50 £1.001+2 125/150 £2.00 £1.501+2 150/175 £2.35 £1.85

QUERCUS RUBRA (Red Oak)

1u1 30/40 £0.38 £0.291u1 40/60 £0.43 £0.331u1 60/80 £0.66 £0.50

RHAMNUS CATHARTICA(Common Buckthorn)

1+1 30/40 £0.43 £0.32

1+1 40/60 £0.46 £0.35

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.40

RHAMNUS FRANGULA (Alder Buckthorn)

1+1 30/40 £0.43 £0.32

1+1 40/60 £0.46 £0.35

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.40

RIBES SANGUINEUM ‘KING EDWARD VII’

(Winter Currant)

0/1 40/60 £0.94 £0.70

0/1 60/80 £1.10 £0.80

ROSA ARVENSIS (Field Rose)

1+0 60/80 £0.55 £0.40

ROSA CANINA (Dog Rose)

1+1 30/40 £0.32 £0.25

1+1 40/60 £0.37 £0.29

1+1 60/80 £0.44 £0.34

ROSA RUBIGINOSA (Sweet Briar, Eglantine)

1+1 40/60 £0.39 £0.29

1+1 60/80 £0.44 £0.34

ROSA RUBRIFOLIA 1+1 40/60 £0.44 £0.34

1+1 60/80 £0.50 £0.40



ROSA RUGOSA ‘ALBA’ (White Japanese Rose)

1+1 30/40 £0.43 £0.331+1 40/60 £0.50 £0.371+1 60/80 £0.52 £0.42

ROSA RUGOSA ‘RUBRA’ (Red Japanese Rose)

1+1 30/40 £0.39 £0.291+1 40/60 £0.43 £0.331+1 60/80 £0.52 £0.41

ROSA SPINOSISSIMA (Scotch Rose, Pimpinellifolia

Burnet Rose)

1+1 40/60 £0.41 £0.31

1+1 60/80 £0.47 £0.36

SALIX ALBA (White Willow)

0/1 40/60 £0.35 £0.260/1 60/80 £0.37 £0.280/1 80/100 £0.43 £0.320/1 150/175 £1.20 £0.95

SALIX ALBA ‘CHERMESINA’

(Scarlet Willow)

0/1 40/60 £0.37 £0.28

0/1 60/80 £0.43 £0.32

0/1 80/100 £0.48 £0.36

SALIX ALBA ‘VITELLINA’

(Golden Willow)

0/1 40/60 £0.34 £0.26

0/1 60/80 £0.40 £0.30

0/1 80/100 £0.45 £0.34

SALIX AURITA (Eared Willow)

0/1 60/80 £0.40 £0.30

SALIX CAPREA(Goat Willow)

1+0 40/60 £0.34 £0.261+1 40/60 £0.39 £0.291+1 60/80 £0.43 £0.331+1 80/100 £0.45 £0.35

SALIX CINEREA (Grey Sallow)

0/1 60/80 £0.38 £0.28

0/1 80/100 £0.44 £0.33

SALIX DAPHNOIDES (Violet Willow)

0/1 60/80 £0.40 £0.30

SALIX FRAGILIS (Crack Willow)

0/1 60/80 £0.37 £0.28

0/1 80/100 £0.43 £0.32

SALIX PURPUREA (Purple Osier)

0/1 60/80 £0.38 £0.28

0/1 80/100 £0.43 £0.32

SALIX ROSMARINIFOLIA

(Rosemary Leaf Willow)

0/1 40/60 £0.39 £0.29

0/1 60/80 £0.43 £0.33

SALIX VIMINALIS (Common Osier)

0/1 60/80 £0.37 £0.280/1 80/100 £0.43 £0.320/1 175/200 £1.30 £1.00



SAMBUCUS NIGRA (Common Elder, Elderberry)

1+0 30/40 £0.27 £0.211+1 40/60 £0.37 £0.271+1 60/80 £0.43 £0.33

SAMBUCUS NIGRA ‘AUREA’

(Golden Elder)

0/1 30/40 £0.43 £0.33

0/1 40/60 £0.53 £0.41

0/2 60/80 £0.66 £0.50

SORBUS ARIA (Whitebeam)

1u1 30/40 £0.50 £0.40

1u1 40/60 £0.66 £0.51

SORBUS AUCUPARIA (Mountain Ash, Rowan)

1+0 30/40 £0.28 £0.23

1+0 40/60 £0.31 £0.26

1+1 40/60 £0.37 £0.30

1+1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

1+1 80/100 £0.50 £0.40

1+1 100/125 £0.75 £0.57

1+2 125/150 £1.20 £0.95

1+2 150/175 £3.50 £2.75

1+2 175/200 £5.25 £4.00

SORBUS INTERMEDIA (Swedish Whitebeam)

1u1 30/40 £0.41 £0.31

1u1 40/60 £0.59 £0.45

SORBUS TORMINALIS

(Wild Service Tree)

1u1 20/30 £0.58 £0.46

1u1 30/40 £0.85 £0.65

1u1 40/60 £0.95 £0.77

SYMPHORICARPOS ALBUS

(Snowberry)

0/1 40/60 £0.40 £0.30

0/1 60/80 £0.48 £0.35

SYMPHORICARPOS X CHENUALTII

‘HANCOCK’ (Snowberry Hancock)

0/1 40/60 £0.40 £0.30

0/1 60/80 £0.45 £0.35

TILIA CORDATA(Small Leaved Lime)

1+1 30/40 £0.43 £0.33

1+1 40/60 £0.50 £0.38

1+1 or 1u1 60/80 £0.60 £0.47

1u1 80/100 £0.80 £0.60



TILIA PLATYPHYLLOS

(Large Leaved Lime)

1+1 40/60 £0.50 £0.37

1+1 60/80 £0.64 £0.45

1+1 80/100 £0.85 £0.60

VIBURNUM LANTANA

(Common Wayfaring Tree)

1u1 30/40 £0.37 £0.281u1 40/60 £0.50 £0.37

1u1 60/80 £0.60 £0.45

VIBURNUM OPULUS(Guelder Rose)

1+1 20/30 £0.35 £0.251+1 30/40 £0.40 £0.301+1 40/60 £0.50 £0.391+1 60/80 £0.60 £0.47

WEIGELA ‘BRISTOL RUBY’

0/1 40/60 £1.00 £0.75

WEIGELA ‘FLORIDA VARIEGATA’

0/1 40/60 £1.00 £0.75

If you are planting a rural hedge, don’t forget to include a few other appropriate species; hedges look best when mixed. For ideas we suggest Cornus sanguinea (Common Dogwood) or Malus sylvestris (Crab Apple). Why not put in a few native hedge climbers; Rosa canina (Dog Rose) and Lonicera pericylmenum (Honeysuckle) these will give that rustic look. When planting trees, don’t forget Britain’s rare native Populus nigra betulifolia (Black Poplar), you will create a tasty legacy by including Juglans regia (Walnut) or Castanea sativa (Sweet Chestnut). Consider an under storey of shade tolerant shrubs such as Corylus avellana (Hazel) and Ilex aquifolium (Holly). Most of all, you own your planting; let it reflect your choice and enjoy it.

VIBURNUM LANTANA



ABIES NORDMANNIANA (Caucasian Fir)

2+2 10/20 £0.72 £0.60

CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA

(Lawsons Cypress)

1u1 30/40 £0.37 £0.27

1u1 40/60 £0.42 £0.32

LARIX DECIDUA(European Larch)

1+1 30/40 £0.40 £0.32

PICEA ABIES(Norway Spruce)

1u1 20/40 £0.45 £0.30

2+1 20/40 £0.50 £0.35

PINUS NIGRA AUSTRIACA

(Austrian Pine)

2+2 40/60 £0.60 £0.45

PINUS SYLVESTRIS (Scots Pine)

1u1 20/40 £0.37 £0.282+2 40/60 £0.55 £0.412+2 60/80 £0.74 £0.55

PSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESII

(Douglas Fir)

1+1 30/40 £0.46 £0.36

TAXUS BACCATA (English Yew)

2+2 20/30 £1.20 £0.922+2 30/40 £1.50 £1.162+2 40/60 £1.75 £1.30

THUJA PLICATA (Western Red Cedar)

C+1 20/40 £1.10 £0.80

1U1 20/40 £0.60 £0.40

ConifersBelow is the range of conifer transplants available.


In association with ‘Plantworks’ we can offer a British-sourced mycorrhizal fungal inoculant; ‘Rootgrow Professional’. Applied by us at the point of packing as a gel root-dip. Gel protects roots: inoculant provides a dose of soil symbiotic fungi to aid establishment.

Choosing a hedge mixTwo broad categories of hedging exist:

1. Rural HedgingGenerally a native hedge mix is used in farm and estate hedges or where attracting wildlife is a prime consideration. Examples of some rural hedge mixes are listed below.

Planting ProductsWe stock the following key sundries to assist safe establishment of your newly planted transplants:

Farm Native Hedging MixHawthornBlackthornCommon Oak Field MapleHazelDog Rose

Native Hedging MixHawthornBlackthornGuelder RoseSpindleCommon DogwoodWild PrivetCommon BuckthornField MapleScotch Rose

Thornless Native Hedging MixHornbeam Field MapleSpindle Common DogwoodHazel

Price per 100 Price per 1000SPIRAL GUARDS

(for rabbit protection)60cm ht 250 per box (clear)

£0.27 £0.22

BAMBOO CANES (for use with spirals)

90cm ht 500 per bale(9-11 lbs per 100 grade)

£0.11 £0.07

MYCORRHIZAL ROOT DIP £0.05/plant £0.03/plant


2. Ornamental HedgingThe following varieties are more suitable for use in gardens:

BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS (Common Box) single row 30cm apart

CARPINUS BETULUS (Hornbeam) double row 45cm apartCOTONEASTER SIMONSII (Himalayan Cotoneaster) single row 45cm apart

FAGUS SYLVATICA (Beech) double row 45cm apartLIGUSTRUM OVALIFOLIUM (California Privet) double row 45cm apart

LONICERA NITIDA (Shrub Honeysuckle) single row 45cm apartPRUNUS LAUROCERASUS (Cherry Laurel) single row 45cm apart

ROSA RUGOSA (Red Japanese Rose) single row 30cm apartCHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA (Lawsons Cypress) double row 45cm apart

TAXUS BACCATA (English Yew) single row 45cm apartTHUJA PLICATA (Western Red Cedar) double row 45cm apart

We are happy to advise and quote on hedge mixes to meet your needs. Please ring us to discuss.

CORYLUS AVELLANA

PRUNUS LAUROCERASUS

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them, using reasonable force if necessary.5.5 Despite our retention of title to the goods, we have the

right to take legal proceedings to recover the price of goods supplied should you not pay us by the due date.

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form; and6.1.2 are free from damage at the time of delivery (as long as you

comply with clause 6.4).6.2 We cannot guarantee that the goods will be free from

infection, infestation or disease, or that goods supplied are not of a type known to be poisonous or of a type having injurious, hazardous or irritating properties unless this has been specified in your order.

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6.5 If the goods are found to be in breach of our warranty (following our investigations), and you have complied with those conditions (in clause 6.4) in full, we will (at our option) replace those goods with similar goods, tend any damaged goods or credit the value to your invoice.

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23Terms and Conditions

from weather, accident, failure to tend or failure to follow our instructions.

6.7 We are not liable for any other loss or damage (including indirect or consequential loss, financial loss, loss of profits or loss of use) arising from the contract or the supply of goods or their use, even if we are negligent.

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6.10 Nothing in these terms restricts or limits our liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence.

7 Specification7.1 If we grow the goods in accordance with your specifications

or instructions you must ensure that: 7.1.1 the specifications or instructions are accurate; 7.1.2 goods grown in accordance with those specifications or

instructions will be fit for the purpose for which you intend to use them; and

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are necessary to ensure they conform to any applicable safety or statutory requirements; and

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7.5 The goods naturally vary in shape and size. We may supply individual items which vary from any specified dimension by up to 20%. However, we will try to ensure that the total weight of the goods delivered is as you ordered.

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See website for full Wyevale Nurseries stocklist www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk

Members of HTA and CONFOR

For sales of transplants stock and cash & carry collections from site:Wyevale Nurseries Transplants DivisionRussells End Farm, Bromsberrow,Ledbury, Hereford HR81PB

Tel: 01531 650482Fax: 01531 650053Email: [email protected]: Ray Jenkins or Jules GriffithsMobile: 07786 631055

For the full range of nursery stock contact our parent nursery:Wyevale Nurseries Ltd, Wyevale Way,Kings Acre, Hereford HR4 7AY

Tel: 01432 845200Fax: 01432 845227Email: [email protected]

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