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Nowadays, an incredible range of trees, small, medium and larger, is available for the modern garden.

A beautiful tree really can give your garden the finishing touch!

Many a well-planned garden incorporates a small tree as an attractive focal point, or perhaps to provide fruit, or to provide shade, or, simply, to 'use the vertical dimension'. A small tree can provide an excellent means of supporting other garden climbers, for example, clematis or honeysuckle.

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Small trees (and larger woody shrubs) are easy to plant, establish and maintain, and will give many, many years of pleasure. You can select from a range of sizes, leaf density, colour of the canopy, attractive barks, or berries, and encourage more bird and insect activity into your garden.

We appreciate that advice can be very helpful when choosing the right tree for your garden. We will discuss your requirements and make appropriate suggestions, and give tips on planting and aftercare. If you have special requirements give us a call and we will help find the perfect finishing touch for your garden!

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Acer  MAPLE  Trees A large genus of hardy ornamental trees, for the most part deciduous but including a few shrubby species, notably the Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum) and its varieties. All have typical winged fruits (samarae). The majority have five-lobed, palmate leaves, some extremely attractive, others assume attractive Autumn tints.     General Images    Fine site  Interesting info   Good info/pics
18295 ACER PALMATUM OSAKAZUKI  - in PATIO POT        See this site  Good Info  More good info Images

 

29.95
2479 ACER GINNALA FLAME   7LTR Images 19.99
2480 ACER GRISEUM Images 45.99
2483 ACER JAPONICUM ACONTIFOLIUM  Images 29.99
2489 ACER NEGUNDO FLAMINGO Images 34.49
17030 ACER NEGUNDO KELLYS GOLD Images 34.49
2494 ACER PLATANOIDES CRIMSON KING  12LTR Images 36.99
2496 ACER PLATANOIDES DRUMMONDII  12LTR Images 36.99
17465 ACER PRINZ HANDJERY TW  12LTR Images 39.99
2504 ACER PSEUDOPLATANUS  BRILLIANTISSIMUM  12L Images 38.99
18475 ACER PSEUDOPLATANUS GADSBY    awaiting images Images 34.49
       
ALNUS  Common Alder tree      Hardy deciduous trees and shrubs. In the past the timber was used for making charcoal for gunpowder; and for boat construction due to its extreme durability under water.  General images   Good info   Further info  Excellent info 
2535 ALNUS INCANA AUREA     Images 34.49
       
AMELANCHIER    (Mespilus)   Hardy spring-flowering trees and shrubs; deciduous, first introduced late sixteenth Century. Juneberry, Snowy Mespilus.   General Images    Excellent general info     Excellent info        
18482 AMELANCHIER SNOWFLAKES 12LTR  Juneberry Images 36.99
1198 AMELANCHIER X GRAND.R.J.HILTON Images 34.49
       
Birch  Betula     Hardy ornamental deciduous trees and shrubs. Timber used for several purposes, bark used for tanning; more than 40 species known to cultivation. The native Silver Birch is now referred to as Betula pendula.    General images     Excellent site    Wonderful site    Very good info    Plant profile    Wikipedia
2555 BETULA PENDULA PURPUREA    Images 36.49
2557 BETULA PENDULA SNOW QUEEN Images 36.49
2559 BETULA PENDULA YOUNGII Images 36.49
22103 BETULA PENDULA GOLDEN BEAUTY Images 36.49
CARAGANA    PEA TREE  Hardy flowering, deciduous easily grown trees and shrubs, first introduced mid-18th century.   General images    Good info   Info    Info(pdf)  General info
14945 CARAGANA ARBORESCENS WALKERERI   Weeping peashrub Images 35.99
       
CERCIDIPHYLLUM    KATSURA TREE    Desirable hardy deciduous tree, in the UK generally more modest in size, but can reach up to 20 feet or so; in Japan up to 100 feet. Good shade tree; a shallow-rooted tree. Good autumn tints; first introduced late 19th century.  General Images   Information   Good info  Info and good pics  Excellent info   Wikipedia
2574 CERCIDIPHYLLUM JAPONICA PENDULA Images 36.49
2573 CERCIDIPHYLLUM JAPONICUM Images 29.99
       

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CERCIS   JUDAS tree; Redbud   Stunningly beautiful in flower, hardy, deciduous trees, first introduced late 16th century. Said to be the tree from which Judas Iscariot  hanged himself after betraying Christ, and which in consequence blushes in shame every year at flowering.         General Images   Interesting info   Great info   Info/pics   BBC Guide 
19125 CERCIS CANADENSIS FOREST PANSY     7.5litres  Images 49.99
       
CHAMAEROPS   Fan Palm; European Palm.   Slightly tender and half-hardy palms, leaves fan-shaped, green. First introduced early 18th century.  General Images   Excellent info and articles   See this pic    Good info    Info     BBC Guide 
2577 CHAMAEROPS HUMILIS var VOLCANO Images 12.95
       
COTONEASTER    Hardy evergreen and deciduous shrubs and a few small trees bearing scarlet fruits in winter. Everything from GROUND-COVER SHRUBS to SMALL TREES. All are hardy, and the wide variety of types makes them most useful for many purposes in the garden.    General IMAGES   Good info   Further info  Excellent info    Further info  Incredibly detailed info(pdf)
1480 COTONEASTER CORNUBIA 12LTR Images 36.49
14949 COTONEASTER ERLINDA Images 20.99
2599 COTONEASTER HUPEHENSIS HYBRIDA PENDULA Images 36.49
2601 COTONEASTER X WATERI EXBURYENSIS Images 36.49
       
CRATAEGUS  (Hawthorn, MIDLAND HAWTHORN)       Hardy, spiny deciduous shrubs and small trees.  General IMAGES    Detailed Summary    Botany       Good site
17108 CRATAEGUS CRIMSON CLOUD 12LTR Images 36.49
2608 CRATAEGUS ORIENTALIS 12LTR Images 36.49
2610 CRATAEGUS OXYACANTHA PAULS SCARLET 12LT Images 36.49
2611 CRATAEGUS ROSEA FLORE PLENA 12LT Images 36.49
       
CYTISUS   PINEAPPLE BROOM      The Broom    Greenhouse and hardy deciduous and evergreen flowering shrubs. The named varieties can provide tremendous colouring.   General IMAGES     IMAGES    Detailed info     Superb info
1505 CYTISUS BATTANDIERI 12LTR Images 36.49
       
DAVIDIA  POCKET HANDKERCHIEF TREE, Dove Tree, Handkerchief Tree, Ghost Tree  Handsome, hardy deciduous tree, unusual subject, said to have the 'bearing' of the lime tree, first introduced late 19th century.         General images    Info   Excellent info    Info    Good info    Botany/info
2616 DAVIDIA INVOLUCRATA

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EUCALYPTUS  Gum tree; blue gum tree; stringy bark tree. Evergreen trees, fragrant leaves, containing oil of eucalyptus; first introduced mid 19th century.     General Images  Excellent info   Excellent site    Wikipedia  WONDERFUL guide
2623 EUCALYPTUS GUNNII 12LTR Images 29.99
16404 EUCALYPTUS GUNNII   2LTR Images 9.65
2626 EUCALYPTUS NIPHOPHILA  2LTR Images 9.99
18245 EUCALYPTUS NIPHOPHILA  7LTR Images 19.99
17467 EUCALYPTUS NIPHOPHILA 12LTR Images 34.49
       
Fagus   Beech - hardy deciduous trees.  General IMAGES      INFO  More info      Interesting site and info
2634 FAGUS SYLVATICA 12LTR      Images 29.99
2636 FAGUS SYLVATICA PENDULA Images 39.99
15690 FAGUS SYLVATICA PURPUREA 12LTR Images 29.99

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GLEDITSIA    Honey Locust; is a hardy ornamental deciduous medium size deciduous tree with grey-black bark, branched twigs and green feather-shaped pinnately compound leaves.  Small, greenish yellow flowers are displayed on 2 to 3 inch long narrow, hanging clusters, not showy, but very fragrant, appearing in late spring and early summer.  Fruit: A very distinctive, 6 to 8 inches long, flattened, red-brown, leathery seed-pod that becomes dry and twisted; pod contains many oval, dark brown, shiny seeds, 1/3 inch long, maturing in late summer and early autumn.  Its most distinctive feature is its trunk and larger branches which bristle with stout, rigid, branched formidable thorns 7-20 in (17.8 - 50.8 cm) long, which grow from deep within the wood. Most of the cultivars have been selected from a thornless form which occurs sporadically in nature: Gleditsia triacanthos f. inermis.      General IMAGES     Excellent info    Detailed info    Further info  Info & Images  Good site  Botany/excellent info    
2655 GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS  RUBY LACE     Images 35.99
2656 GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS SUNBURST Images 35.99
       
LABURNUM  Yellow Laburnum, Scottish Laburnum,  Golden Chain, Golden Rain tree.         Hardy deciduous flowering trees, first introduced late 16th century. Cultivated throughout the world for its beautiful long pendulous racemes of yellow flowers Seeds/leaves etc = POISON!   General IMAGES     Good info   Info  Wikipedia  More info    
2671 LABURNUM ALPINUM PENDULUM Images 44.99
2673 LABURNUM X WATERERI VOSSII Images 39.99
12707 LABURNOCYTISUS ADAMII Images 36.99
     
LAURUS or BAY   Bay Tree   Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis, Lauraceae), also known as True Laurel, Sweet Bay, Grecian Laurel,  just Laurel, or Bay Tree    Hardy evergreen shrub or small tree. Insignificant yellow flowers, male and female borne on separate plants; berries, dark purple. The dark green aromatic leaves are used for flavouring. First introduced mid-16th century.    IMAGES 1    IMAGES 2   Info  Planting and care  Good info  Further Info    
12418 LAURUS NOBILIS STD Images 76.50
       
 Liquidambar   SWEET GUM TREE    Hardy, deciduous flowering trees. Flowers greenish-yellow, inconspicuous, spring. Leaves downy, very fragrant, palmate.  First introduced late 17th century.

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2677 LIQUIDAMBAR WORPLESDON  Image 36.49
17373 LIQUIDAMBAR SILVER KING Image 38.99