Laurel Hedging 45 Litre Pot 180/200cm Reviews

4.4 Rating 9 Reviews

Classic laurel hedging. It's the country's favourite hedging shrub. Lovely luxurious evergreen bright green leaves. Grows easily in all soils except waterlogged. Feed well to maintain that lush colour.

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01565 722766

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orders@grasslands.co.uk

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Grasslands Nursery, Free Green Lane, Lower Peover, knutsford,
Grasslands Nursery, Free Green Lane, Lower Peover, knutsford
Cheshire East
WA16 9QY

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Simon Hu****

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“Good plants but a little spindly and if you can stretch your budget then buy the extra bushy version, same height, which cost around £40 each more”

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Posted 3 years ago

Danielle Pi****

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“Brilliant specimens - large, healthy and delivered pretty quickly.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Shona Jam****

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“Taller than expected. Very healthy plants. Speedy, careful delivery. Very happy. This is my 3rd purchase of hedging (garden extension) in the past 5-years. Satisfied customer as always. Love your deliveries, love to visit the nursery!”

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Posted 3 years ago

Sharon Shi****

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“Really pleased with my purchase, healthy and true to size stated. Delivery driver very helpful.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I am extremely pleased with the purchase of the 4 Hedge rows. My initial request on the phone was dealt with professionally. Delivery was precise as advised. You will in the future get my custom. Best regards S Fowler. Lincolnshire”

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Posted 4 years ago

Amanda Bu****

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“After a few false starts we finally got our trees. Very seem healthy. The root balls were very small once the bag and soil were removed but we are hoping that they will be fine. Everyone we were in contact with were polite and tried to be helpful. Thre were some crossed wires however, all came good in the end.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Laurel itself looked good, but the roots from the root ball are too much cut down. Basically almost no roots left, and the risk is high that the laurel will not survive.”