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Wyevale Nurseries launches new Bareroot Hedging and Forestry Catalogue
Wyevale Nurseries has launched a new Bareroot Hedging and Forestry Catalogue this month featuring details of the varieties it grows and the benefits of using each one (May 2025).
The leading commercial nursery hopes industry members will use the free, handy guide, which is available to download, as a regular tool to potentially help boost biodiversity within amenity projects.
Kersten Catella, Sales Director at Wyevale Nurseries in Hereford, explains: “We haven’t produced a hedging booklet for several years, so this new edition felt overdue. This is not a sales tool, it’s a guide. Something you can keep open on your desk, fold back on itself out on site and actually use without worrying about damaging it.
“Hedging plays a huge role in structure, biodiversity, even bird migration and we wanted to give that the space it deserves. This booklet is designed to support confident, informed decisions for anyone in our industry, beyond our existing customers, and is for those exploring how to use hedging more intentionally in their work.”
The new 2025 Bareroot Hedging and Forestry Catalogue is available from Wyevale Nurseries’ website to download as a PDF here:
www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk/news-projects/our-bareroot-hedging-and-forestry-catalogues-are-available-to-download-here/
Wyevale Nurseries, which celebrates its 95th anniversary this year, has a product selection and highly knowledgeable and experience team that’s admired across the industry.
Its main business is to supply landscape contractors, local authorities, foresters, landowners and garden centres with a comprehensive array of trees, shrubs, hedging, herbaceous and specimen plants.
For further details about Wyevale Nurseries or to find out more, please call 01432 845 200 or visit www.wyevalenurseries.co.uk.
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