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  2. RHS Gardening
    https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/hawthorn/growing-guide

    How to grow hawthorn - RHS Gardening

    • Thuja Plicata

      Thuja plicata. western red cedar. A large, evergreen, narrowly-pyramidal tree …

    • Crataegus Monogyna

      common hawthorn. A rounded deciduous tree to about 10m in height, with thorny …

    • Corylus Avellana

      Corylus avellana (F). hazel. Large, deciduous shrub or small multi-stemmed …

    • Crataegus Persimilis &S

      plum-leaved thorn. A small, broad-crowned deciduous tree with long thorns and …

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  4. BBC Gardeners World Magazine
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    How to Grow Hawthorn - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

  5. Ideal Home
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    How to grow a hawthorn hedge like a gardening pro …

    WEBNov 7, 2023 · Learn how to plant, care for and prune hawthorn hedging in your garden with this expert guide. Find out when to plant bare root or …

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      What is hawthorn hedging?
      Hawthorn's sharp thorns makes it an effective protective barrier around gardens. Hawthorn hedging is wonderful for wildlife, supporting over 150 species of insects and a host of native birds.

      Hawthorn Hedging | Crataegus monogyna | Hedges Direct UK

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      What is a hawthorn tree?
      Hawthorn is a shrub often used for defensive hedges, and it is also very ornamental. A summary of Hawthorn facts Name – CrataegusFamily – RosaceaeType – tree, bush Height – 16 to 25 feet (3 to 8 meters) Exposure – full sun, part sun Soil – ordinary Foliage – deciduous Flowering – April-May

      Hawthorn - planting, pruning and care | Nature & Garden

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      When is hawthorn hedging available?
      Hawthorn hedging is usually sold as bare-root plants in winter when the plant is dormant. They come in bundles of rooted or purchased from nurseries and garden centres. Container-grown plants are sometimes available during the growing season (March-September), but are likely to be more expensive than bare-root plants.

      How to grow hawthorn - RHS Gardening

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      Are Hawthorn plants good for stock-proofing Hedges?
      Hawthorn plants are thorny making them a deterrent for Livestock and this is why they are the number one choice for stock-proofing hedges. White flowers in May followed but bright red berries later in Autumn makes them a valuable food source in the ecosystem. Fibrous spreading roots also makes them ideal for improving soil health and condition.

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      Hawthorn Hedge Plants - Cullen Nurseries

    • Hedges Direct
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      Hawthorn Hedging | Crataegus monogyna | Hedges …

      WEBHawthorn hedging is a popular and resilient choice for UK gardens, with white flowers, red berries and sharp thorns. Learn about its planting conditions, growth rate, pruning advice and root types at Hedges Direct UK.

    • Garden.eco
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      Hawthorn Hedge » Top Tips on Pros and Cons

      WEBHawthorn hedges are fast-growing, flowery and berry-producing shrubs, but they also have thorns, pests and diseases. Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of hawthorn hedges and how to prune them safely.

    • Tree Council of Ireland
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      HAWTHORN/WHITETHORN - Tree Council

      WEBHawthorn or white thorn was planted in hedges throughout our countryside. Its sweet smelling ‘May’ blossom is a feature in that month, and in autumn and winter the deep red haws colour the bare twigs. They are among the …

    • Nature & Garden
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      Hawthorn - planting, pruning and care - Nature & Garden

      WEBTo make a hawthorn hedge, keep a distance of around 32 to 40 inches (80 to 100 cm) between each hawthorn plant. Follow our advice on planting trees and shrubs. Pruning and caring for hawthorn. Hawthorn is very easy …