Scots Pine Bare Root Hedge Quantity:25 followed by eye-catching displays of

followed by eye-catching displays of red berries

Fragrant blooms can be used as cheery and showy cut flowers for lovely flower arrangements or a mix in a vase

also known in the past as Brodiaea but now more accurately Triteleia

avoiding waterlogging or overt dryness

This species is one of the world’s oldest living conifers known to have existed for at least 50 million years and is also considered a living fossil

Scots Pine Bare Root Hedge Quantity:25 followed by eye-catching displays ofPinus Sylvestris, commonly known as Scots Pine, are evergreen garden trees which can also be grown well as hedging plants. Blue green needle like foliage grows densely on slightly spreading branches. Flowers bloom and make way for egg shaped cones which hang delicately from the branches. Scots Pine, the national tree of Scotland, looks fabulous as hedging with its attractive foliage, which also acts as a wind break in gardens. They are often used as