windbreak for allotment?

We've planted a natural hedge in our garden to act as a windbreak. Good stockists won't sell the small trees at this time of year, but will start again in Autumn, if you can wait that long.

As a novice in the U.K. garden please feel free to laugh at this suggestion but we do have them on one end of our kitchen garden, and they seem to leaf up quite early...black currants.

I might also suggest posts with what we call chicken wire in the States...and using them for plants to attract bees...wisteria, etc.?

I'm not sure what is allowed on your allotment and my garden is on our grounds.

Wish you the best. I know I truly appreciate walking back to our kitchen gardens and having the protection from the wind.

Some on my plot have lots of mini-windbreaks to protect their plants, made up of bits of perspex, shower screens, old double-glazing panels etc - anything they can lay their hands on.