Creepers Wholesale Nursery stock a large variety of evergreen hedges, including laurel, hornbeam and many shrubs. Ideal for formal hedging or hedge fences, our selection is grown for the purpose of easy maintenance and effortless style all year round. If regular upkeep is a problem in your garden, you’ll appreciate a type of hedging that does away with the leaf litter associated with the evergreen’s deciduous counterparts.
With a nationwide service and 20 years of experience cultivating the leading nursery in Surrey, we’re poised to help create your ideal garden. Whether you need a single specimen as a point of intrigue or a mass order of high quality hedges, our team can provide the best service, installation and expertise.
As a premium stockist with installation services and tailored buying options, Creepers sources from the finest growers in the UK and the continent. We also offer you our undivided attention when you visit our nursery, where you are greeted with a hot beverage and consultation with our knowledgeable team.
For more information about any of our services, including our evergreen hedges and appointments, contact us today.
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Tel: 01932 821626
Email: sales@creepersnursery.co.uk
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the minimum wholesale order quantity for evergreen hedges?
Our minimum order requirement for trade and wholesale customers is based on the specific plant species and root type, but typically starts from 10 units or a minimum basket value for bulk pricing.
Which evergreen hedge species are best for fast privacy screening in the UK?
The fastest options for dense, tall screening include Leylandii (Cupressocyparis leylandii) and Cherry Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus), while Portuguese Laurel (Prunus lusitanica) offers a slightly slower, more refined screen.
When is the best time of year to plant root-balled evergreen hedging?
Root-balled hedging plants are generally best planted during the dormant season, which runs from late autumn (October/November) to early spring (March/April), avoiding periods of heavy frost or frozen ground.
How often should an established evergreen hedge be trimmed?
For a neat, formal appearance, established evergreen hedges such as Yew or Laurel should be lightly trimmed once or twice a year, typically in late spring and/or early autumn.
Do evergreen hedges grow well in coastal or windy locations?
Yes, species like Griselinia littoralis and Oleaster (Elaeagnus) are specifically hardy and tolerant of salt-laden winds and exposed coastal conditions, making them ideal choices for exposed areas.
How can I open a trade account for ongoing wholesale purchases?
Trade customers can apply for an account by completing the trade application form available on our website, granting access to exclusive wholesale pricing, stock notifications, and professional consultation services.