Hornbeam Whips | Carpinus betulus bird The captivating old English floral

The captivating old English floral pattern

native shrub is a familiar site in hedgerows and woodland edges where its pale pink sweetly scented flowers can be seen during May and June

this mix has proven to be beneficial for laminitic horses and ponies

Compact and Attractive Design

Common names include yellow iris and Jacob's sword

Hornbeam Whips | Carpinus betulus bird The captivating old English floralHornbeam Carpinus betulus For a single row of hedging, you will need 4 plants per metre; for a double row of hedging, you will need 6 plants per metre. Hornbeams are a mercescent species and as such are a popular hedging plant. Rather like beech, the leaves remain on the branches all year round bringing privacy and security to a garden setting and offering a protective barrier against noise and wind. It works well as a single species hedge or as part