Find out how to make your own hazel fence, in our video guide with Monty Don.
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Watch as Monty demonstrates how to make a low hazel fence, which he’s using to border the beds of his vegetable patch. Discover why hazel and chestnut wood work best, how to prevent the wood from breaking and the best methods for creating this attractive and sturdy boundary.
This unusual white variety bears masses of delicate white, heart-shaped flowers in late spring / early summer every year along arching branches. Ideal for a partially-shaded border.
Join Monty for a special online event, live from Longmeadow, where he'll share his secrets on successful garden design, as well as answering your gardening questions.
A glorious collection of perennials, perfect for attracting bees and butterflies in your garden, plus you'll receive a free Buddleja, worth £12 with your order.
