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How Much Water Does A New Hedge Need?
How much water does a new hedge need? How to water and how not to water young hedging plants. Our new blog has the full details.
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How to make a topiary
Many people believe that creating a topiary is too difficult. That’s because most people think of topiary as a extravagantly shaped bush rather than as something smaller which is where a beginner should begin. So for those of you wishing to give it a try, here is a helpful guide to creating something worth shouting about.
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How to prune fruit trees
A major part of yielding quality, flavourful fruit comes from pruning. Find out how and why to prune fruit trees by reading Hopes Grove Nurseries latest blog post.
Read MoreA guide to bare root hedging
We stock a vast range of Bare root hedging plants. Bare root hedges are plants with exposed roots rather than roots surrounded by soil. If you are looking for value, they are a fantastic option for achieving a new, cost-effective hedge and are the most efficient way to grow a hedge.
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A guide to instant hedging
Whether it is by preference or you find yourself in a situation where you need ready-grown hedges planted straight away, our instant hedging can help achieve this. At Hopes Grove Nurseries we provide you with pre-planted one-metre length hedging that can be planted all year round. From Instant Beech to Instant Yew, there are varieties to suit every need.
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Laurel: Not just a shrub
From its humble beginning, Laurel is a versatile plant that stems back to ancient Greece. Now seen as a popular addition to gardens, the additional uses of Laurel – including its medicinal uses – are forgotten. Laurel has both medicinal and cooking uses, from laurel oil being used for skincare to laurel leaves being used in aiding digestion – Laurel is far more than just a pretty hedge!
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How to get the most out of your winter garden
Cold weather can damage plants. It is therefore no surprise that winter gardens tend to look drab, but if you carry out a bit of winter garden maintenance before and during winter this doesn’t have to be the case! By tidying up, leaving bird feeders out, sowing seeds and preparing for the cold weather, you can help your garden look good, even in the dreary cold months!
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Creating a bee-friendly garden
Bees have been around for longer than we realise, with the oldest known bee fossil being 100 million years old. However, there has been a 75% decrease in the number of beehives over the past hundred years.
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The lowdown on urban gardening
Gardening provides a sense of tranquillity and peace. However, the joys of gardening can be lost on those who live in built-up areas. The lack of greenery available in these spaces means that the need for urban gardening grows. Read about how you can grow your own Urban Garden.
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Top 5 herbs to have in your kitchen garden
Growing your own herbs from scratch and then using them in your cooking is immensely satisfying. Each one of these five herbs can turn a bland dish into something incredible.
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Protecting plants during the winter
Weather conditions affect us all, so why wouldn’t it affect our gardens? Plants like hedges are living too, which is why, like us, a majority of them suffer in the winter.
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Welcome to our new website!
Hello and welcome to the brand new website for Hopes Grove Nurseries. With over 25 years of hedging excellence under our belt, our new website offers you a smooth and trouble-free way of viewing our huge selection of hedges and plants from the comfort of your own home. With customer service and quality hedging at…
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