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View full detailsBring timeless elegance to your garden with our Box Hedging Big Deals. Known for its neat, compact growth, Box (Buxus sempervirens) is the classic choice for low, formal hedges, garden borders, and ornamental designs. With our special offers, you can create stylish edging or geometric topiary at unbeatable prices.
Compact Evergreen: Small glossy leaves stay green all year.
Perfect for Formal Gardens: Ideal for knot gardens, parterres, and edging.
Easy to Shape: Responds well to clipping for crisp, clean lines.
Hardy & Versatile: Thrives in most soils and grows in sun or partial shade.
Can be planted all year round.
Supplied as strong, healthy plants with well-developed roots.
Perfect for instant edging and borders.
Available in limited supply during dormant season.
Cost-effective option for larger projects.
Best planted Nov–Mar.
Our Box Hedging Big Deals make it easy to plant continuous, formal edging without breaking the bank. Ideal for:
Border edging along paths and lawns
Knot gardens and formal parterres
Low ornamental hedging around patios or terraces
Plant in fertile, well-drained soil and water regularly until established.
Clip once or twice a year (late spring and late summer) to maintain shape.
Feed annually with a slow-release fertiliser for lush growth.
