ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun
Etymology: Middle English quyksette, from quyk, quik quick + sette, set set — more at quick , set
1.
a. : living slips or cuttings of a plant set in the ground to grow ; especially : slips or cuttings (as of hawthorn) used for a hedge
enclosed the ground with a single row of quickset — Robert Southey
b. : a single slip or cutting of a plant
when a quickset of a vine is planted in a vineyard — Philemon Holland
2. chiefly Britain : quickset hedge