Hedges Direct 
Evergreen Pleached Trees
Potted fresh pleached trees are the perfect blend of style, practicality, and cost-effectiveness for your garden. These young, pot-grown trees have been newly trained onto their screen frameworks, offering an elegant way to add privacy, structure, and beauty to your outdoor space.
Unlike root-balled trees, these versatile pleached trees can be planted all year round, making them ideal for any garden project. Whether you’re lining a boundary, screening an unsightly view, or adding architectural interest, our evergreen fresh pleached trees will flourish over time to form stunning, mature screens, transforming your garden into a private, stylish retreat.
You can also find our pot-grown hedging plants here.
Don’t forget, we also stock mature pleached trees too, which are fully grown and trained into dense screens, ready to add instant impact to your outdoor space.
Why choose fresh pleached trees?
- Stylish and functional – Fresh pleached trees add a striking architectural feature while offering privacy and screening.
- Budget-friendly option – More affordable than mature pleached trees, fresh varieties allow you to enjoy their growth journey.
- Perfect for small spaces – Pleached trees grow vertically, making them ideal for compact gardens or along fences and boundaries.
- Evergreen options for year-round cover – Choose evergreen varieties for lasting privacy and greenery, even in winter.
Caring for fresh pleached trees
- Regular watering – Ensure consistent watering, particularly in the first growing season, to help trees establish.
- Annual pruning – Trim fresh pleached trees once or twice a year to encourage dense, even growth.
- Position wisely – Plant in well-drained soil and consider their height when planting along boundaries or paths.
What to expect from fresh pleached trees
As newly trained trees, their branch structure and foliage will develop over time.
When your fresh pleached tree arrives, it’ll be newly trained onto its framework. However, the frame will eventually be covered by lush new growth.
Learn more in our pleached trees guide or contact our team for expert advice.