Prunus padus Hedging (Rootballed)

from £3,021.00

Rootballed Prunus padus

Bird Cherry Hedging

A UK native deciduous hedge with fragrant white spring flowers and dark summer fruits, ideal for wildlife-friendly, informal and mixed native boundaries.

Prunus padus, commonly known as Bird Cherry, is an attractive native species that combines naturalistic character with excellent seasonal and wildlife interest. In spring, clusters of fragrant white flowers appear amongst fresh green foliage, creating an attractive display and providing a useful food source for pollinating insects.

The flowers are followed by small dark fruits that are particularly attractive to birds. Bird Cherry is well suited to informal hedging, mixed native planting and larger rural or naturalistic boundaries, particularly where wildlife value and seasonal interest are important considerations.

Why Choose Prunus padus?

  • UK native hedging species

  • Attractive white spring flowers

  • Fragrant blossom

  • Produces dark summer fruits

  • Excellent value for birds and pollinating insects

  • Suitable for mixed native hedging

  • Excellent for informal and naturalistic boundaries

  • Useful for damp and moisture-retentive sites

Why Buy Rootballed Bird Cherry?

Rootballed Prunus padus is field-grown and lifted with a substantial ball of soil retained around its root system.

This allows larger, established Bird Cherry plants to be supplied where greater initial height, structure and ornamental impact are required, making them particularly useful for substantial boundaries and larger landscape planting schemes.

Available Sizes

Rootballed Bird Cherry is available in a range of heights, subject to seasonal nursery availability.

Larger plants provide greater immediate structure and impact, while smaller sizes can offer an economical solution for longer boundaries and mixed native planting schemes.

How Many Plants Do I Need?

Plant spacing depends upon the size selected, whether Bird Cherry is being planted as a single-species hedge or as part of a mixed native hedge, and the density required.

Our hedging guide will help you calculate the appropriate number of plants for the length of your proposed hedge.

Supply & Professional Planting

We can supply rootballed Prunus padus for customers undertaking their own planting or provide a complete professional supply and planting service.

Kirman Design can undertake ground preparation, correct spacing and planting and provide establishment and aftercare guidance.

Important – Rootballed Plants Are Seasonal

Rootballed Bird Cherry is supplied according to seasonal nursery availability and suitable lifting and planting conditions.

For larger quantities or particular sizes, early ordering is recommended.

Delivery, Access & Planting

Rootballed hedging can be large and heavy, particularly at the larger sizes. Before ordering, it is important to consider delivery access, the route to the planting position and how the plants will be handled and planted.

Read our Guide to Hedge Delivery, Access & Planting

We can install any hedge in all of the following postcodes;

BB, BL, CH1 - CH5, CW8, CW9, FY, L, LA1 - LA6, M, OL, PR, SK1 - SK12, WA, & WN. Please do not purchase if you want the hedging installed outside this area. If you do live outside the area, then please give us a call on 01942 604976 and we can see if it’s possible to do this.

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Rootballed Prunus padus

Bird Cherry Hedging

A UK native deciduous hedge with fragrant white spring flowers and dark summer fruits, ideal for wildlife-friendly, informal and mixed native boundaries.

Prunus padus, commonly known as Bird Cherry, is an attractive native species that combines naturalistic character with excellent seasonal and wildlife interest. In spring, clusters of fragrant white flowers appear amongst fresh green foliage, creating an attractive display and providing a useful food source for pollinating insects.

The flowers are followed by small dark fruits that are particularly attractive to birds. Bird Cherry is well suited to informal hedging, mixed native planting and larger rural or naturalistic boundaries, particularly where wildlife value and seasonal interest are important considerations.

Why Choose Prunus padus?

  • UK native hedging species

  • Attractive white spring flowers

  • Fragrant blossom

  • Produces dark summer fruits

  • Excellent value for birds and pollinating insects

  • Suitable for mixed native hedging

  • Excellent for informal and naturalistic boundaries

  • Useful for damp and moisture-retentive sites

Why Buy Rootballed Bird Cherry?

Rootballed Prunus padus is field-grown and lifted with a substantial ball of soil retained around its root system.

This allows larger, established Bird Cherry plants to be supplied where greater initial height, structure and ornamental impact are required, making them particularly useful for substantial boundaries and larger landscape planting schemes.

Available Sizes

Rootballed Bird Cherry is available in a range of heights, subject to seasonal nursery availability.

Larger plants provide greater immediate structure and impact, while smaller sizes can offer an economical solution for longer boundaries and mixed native planting schemes.

How Many Plants Do I Need?

Plant spacing depends upon the size selected, whether Bird Cherry is being planted as a single-species hedge or as part of a mixed native hedge, and the density required.

Our hedging guide will help you calculate the appropriate number of plants for the length of your proposed hedge.

Supply & Professional Planting

We can supply rootballed Prunus padus for customers undertaking their own planting or provide a complete professional supply and planting service.

Kirman Design can undertake ground preparation, correct spacing and planting and provide establishment and aftercare guidance.

Important – Rootballed Plants Are Seasonal

Rootballed Bird Cherry is supplied according to seasonal nursery availability and suitable lifting and planting conditions.

For larger quantities or particular sizes, early ordering is recommended.

Delivery, Access & Planting

Rootballed hedging can be large and heavy, particularly at the larger sizes. Before ordering, it is important to consider delivery access, the route to the planting position and how the plants will be handled and planted.

Read our Guide to Hedge Delivery, Access & Planting

We can install any hedge in all of the following postcodes;

BB, BL, CH1 - CH5, CW8, CW9, FY, L, LA1 - LA6, M, OL, PR, SK1 - SK12, WA, & WN. Please do not purchase if you want the hedging installed outside this area. If you do live outside the area, then please give us a call on 01942 604976 and we can see if it’s possible to do this.

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Download the hedge specification for:
Prunus padus

This downloadable PDF provides a complete, detailed reference guide for the plant. It includes full horticultural specifications, growth characteristics, soil and site requirements, seasonal interest, wildlife value, and practical planting considerations.

Ideal for gardeners, landscapers, and designers, the document is intended as a technical and planning resource to help you understand how this hedge species will perform in your garden or landscape over time.

 

Download the practical guide to hedge delivery, access and planting

Root balled hedging is one of the quickest ways to create privacy, structure and definition within a garden. Larger, established plants can provide an immediate sense of enclosure while reducing the time needed for a new hedge to develop into an effective screen. Because root balled hedging can be substantial in both size and weight, careful consideration should be given to delivery access, handling and the route from the delivery point to the final planting position.

Both root balled and bare rooted hedging is covered in this guide.