Six of the best sites for

Box Hedging

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Beech hedging plants can readily be obtained by mail order. You can normally buy common box, dwarf box and various forms of variegated box hedging.

For more information about box hedging (Buxus sempervirens)

Langley Boxwood Nursery

Langley Boxwood Nursery, based in Liss, Hampshire, are internationally recognised specialists for Box (Buxus), and able to supply the one of the largest range of hardy and half-hardy species and cultivars of box in Europe. You will also find a lot of information about the care of box plants on this site.

Buckingham Nurseries

Buckingham Nurseries is a garden centre in Buckingham (Bucks) with a well-known established mail order business. They sell common box, dwarf box, variegated box and other less common varieties. They are available as transplanted plants, or pot grown plants in various quantities.

Glebe Farm Hedging

A family-run business based on a farm near Colchester, Glebe Farm offers more than 100 varieties of hedges including common box hedging and dward box hedge plants. The common box hedging is available as pot-grown plants or bare-root plants.

Panton Plants

Panton Plants is based in a walled garden in the Lincolnshire Wolds. They specialise in the supply of box plants and have a minimum order value of £50. They sell five varieties of box plants including "Blue Henry" which is very drought tolerant and "Sunshine Box".

Online Shrubs

Onlineshrubs is a concept developed by Turfland. Turfland have grown turf for trade and retail customers since the early 60's and see shrubs as a natural development. Online Shrubs can deliver a complete border or hedge direct to your door. They sell common box (Buxus sempervirens) in 2 litre pots in pack of 10, 20, 30 or 40 plants.

Hedging & Topiary (Wreford Ltd)

This company have a minimum spend of £125 but do sell both common box, dwarf box and Buxus "Justin Brouwers" which is a dwarf disease resistant variety. The common box and dwarf box are available in many different sizes - some pot grown, some bare-root and some root-balled.