Hedge Planting Enquiry Form

A new hedge is chosen for what you want it to do — screen a view, mark a boundary, block wind, feed wildlife — and the right species follows from that. This form scopes a hedge-planting enquiry around purpose first, so the hedge suits the job rather than looking good in a catalogue. It asks what shapes a hedge: the length, the purpose, the height you want it to reach, whether you’d like evergreen or deciduous, native or formal, and how fast you need it established. A screening evergreen, a native wildlife hedge and a formal box edge are completely different plants — the form tells them apart before anything’s priced. Put it on your “hedging” page. Free, brandable, and it turns “I want a hedge” into a specced, quotable planting job matched to its purpose.