
What we do
Shrubs and trees are the backbone of any garden, giving it structure, shelter and colour through every season. We plant everything from native hedging and specimen trees to ornamental shrubs, choosing species that are proven to thrive in Irish soil and weather. Our work goes far beyond digging a hole - we prepare the ground, plant at the correct depth and set up the right aftercare so every tree and shrub establishes properly and grows on strongly. Whether you want a privacy screen, a wildlife-friendly corner or a single feature tree, we will help you choose the right plant for the right spot.
Tree planting
We plant specimen and ornamental trees, chosen for the right soil, shelter and scale for your garden.
Native hedging and screening
We plant hawthorn, holly, beech and other native hedging for privacy, shelter and wildlife.
Shrub borders and beds
We design and plant shrub borders that give year-round structure, colour and interest.
Establishment care
We look after new plants with watering, feeding, staking and pruning through their first critical seasons.
Pricing note: Priced per plant and by the planting work involved. We supply quality nursery stock matched to Irish conditions.
How it works
- 01
Site assessment
We assess the soil, drainage, light and exposure to recommend the right plants for your garden.
- 02
Plant selection
We help you choose species and sizes that suit your space, budget and the local climate.
- 03
Ground preparation and planting
We prepare the soil, plant at the correct depth and stake and protect plants where needed.
- 04
Aftercare programme
We set up watering and feeding and return for follow-up checks while the plants establish.
Frequently asked
- How much does it cost to plant trees and shrubs?
- Costs vary with the size and number of plants, but as a guide most shrub planting starts from around €200 and specimen trees from around €100 each, supplied and planted. We give a fixed quote before any work begins.
- When is the best time to plant shrubs and trees in Ireland?
- Autumn and early spring are the best seasons here, when the soil is moist and mild. Bare-root and root-balled plants are usually planted between November and March, while container-grown plants can go in at almost any time of year.
- What native plants do you recommend for Irish gardens?
- We often recommend hawthorn and holly for hedging, beech for screens, and native trees such as rowan, birch and hazel. They suit our climate and support local wildlife.
- Will you guarantee the plants survive?
- We plant everything to a high standard and include establishment care, which gives new plants the best possible chance. We also source quality stock from reputable Irish nurseries.
- Can you plant around an existing lawn or patio?
- Yes. We work carefully around existing features, and we can also integrate planting into larger landscaping projects such as patios, paths and lawn renewals.
- How long until a new hedge provides privacy?
- With good planting and aftercare, most native hedging will give meaningful screening within two to three years, and faster with larger plants. We will advise on plant size and spacing to match how quickly you need privacy.
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