Sold in bundles of 25, Dog Rose (Rosa rugosa), also known as Hedgerow Rose, is an affordable way to plant a native hedge. These strong-growing, bare-root plants (60-80cm tall) are dug straight from the field and should be planted immediately to avoid root damage.

Key Benefits:

Native & Hardy: A popular addition to UK hedgerows, Dog Rose features prickly stems and vibrant pink flowers in spring, followed by rosehips in autumn.
Seasonal Interest: Adds color and variety to any hedge with its beautiful blooms and wildlife-friendly rosehips.
Wildlife-Friendly: Attracts birds and insects, making it an excellent choice for mixed-species hedges.
Versatile: Grows well with other native species like Hawthorn, Field Maple, and Blackthorn.

Planting & Care:

Spacing: Plant 45cm apart in a single row, or 60cm apart in a double row for a thicker hedge.
Soil: Suitable for most soil types.
Protection: Use Rootgrow to encourage strong root development and protect with spiral tree guards if deer or rabbits are present.

Why Choose Our Dog Rose Hedging?

Affordable: A cost-effective way to create a colorful, native hedge.
Easy to Grow: Simple planting and care instructions.
Wildlife-Friendly: Provides shelter and food for local wildlife, with vibrant flowers and rosehips.

For more details on Dog Rose Hedging or to explore other products, call us at 01252 714552 or email sales@hedgesonline.com. Visit the Native Hedging category page for more information.

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