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Welcome to Perrie Hale Forest Nursery

Perrie Hale Forest Nursery was established in Devon in 1957 and has been run by the same family for the past 50 years.

NurseryWe specialise in propagating and growing species of trees and shrubs which are found growing in the woods and hedgerows of the British Isles.

In that time we have gained considerable experience in growing a wide range of native trees and shrubs from seeds and cuttings. We grow on 14 acres of well drained ground on the edge of the Blackdown Hills. We can offer bare-rooted seedlings/transplants and feathered whips in a wide range of species.

If you want to plant a mixed native hedge, windbreak, shelterbelt, large plantation, small coppice, or simply a few trees in the corner of a field, then we hope the information here will help.

Our Approach

leafMost of our stock is grown from seed, although some species such as Salix (willow) and Cornus (dogwood) are grown from cuttings.

Seedlings remain in the open ground seed beds for one or two years and are then either undercut in the beds or transplanted to produce a fibrous root system. The plants are then lifted to order and despatched in co-extruded plant bags which prevent the plants from drying out in transit.

home2_summerOur Nursery is inspected by the Forestry Commission to ensure that we comply with the E.C. Forest Reproduction Material Regulations. We are also inspected annually by DEFRA to comply with Plant Health Regulations.

Recent News

Honiton Show Thursday August 5thHoniton Show Thursday August 5th
July 22nd, 2010

We will have a stand within the Black Down Hills AONB tent http://www.honitonshow.co.uk/

Summer Months – Potted PlantsSummer Months – Potted Plants
June 25th, 2010

Our work now focuses on growing plants ready for the start of the season in October/November. We do have a small range of potted plants available if you need to fill in a few gaps in your hedge or want to plant some Oak trees in your garden or woodland. Please ring or E-mail for [...]

Seed sowing and plant transplantingSeed sowing and plant transplanting
April 18th, 2010

As the bare-root season is now over work focuses on sowing new seed and moving younger plants to “transplant beds”

Bare-root season now overBare-root season now over
April 18th, 2010

Spring is here and hence we are no longer able to send out bare-root stock. Please contact us if you have any enquries for planting projects this coming autumn.

Grant SchemesGrant Schemes
January 25th, 2010

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