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Lonicera Japonica Chinensis Japanese Honeysuckle for Sale

Lonicera Japonica Chinensis Japanese Honeysuckle for Sale

Lonicera Japonica ChinensisLonicera Japonica Chinensis is a fragrant, fast-growing honeysuckle that covers a pergola or trellis with flowers in the summer. This pretty semi-evergreen climber is also called Japanese Honeysuckle as it originates from the Far East. It has attractive purple twining stems and very dark green foliage that is reddish on the underside and remains on the plant in mild winters.Stems grow quickly and from July to October the whole climber is covered in whitish-yellow flowers with purple trumpets that mature in dark purple fruits.  The fragrance of this honeysuckle is a knockout. It’s one of the strongest honeysuckle scents and it attracts pollinators until the blooms fall in late autumn.  In winter the large leaves may remain in place on a framework of dark purple climbing stems.Height And Spread of Lonicera Japonica ChinensisJapanese Honeysuckle can easily reach heights of five metres by three metres in fertile soil, but can be kept smaller with pruning. How Hardy Is Lonicera Japonica ChinensisJapanese Honeysuckle is frost hardy and can withstand frosts and freezing temperature of harsh winters. In mid to southern areas of the UK, or in a sheltered spot in northerly areas, it is likely to retain its foliage.How To Use Lonicera Japonica ChinensisJapanese Honeysuckle is a good choice to cover a dead tree or an outbuilding as it grows very quickly. Use this fragrant honeysuckle to cover an archway, a pergola, a wire trellis on the fence, or a freestanding obelisk in a container on the patio. It’s a perfect choice for gardeners that want to attract pollinators as its free-flowering fragrant blooms are attractive to bees. If you have a kitchen garden, planting honeysuckle nearby is beneficial for pollination. How to Care For Lonicera Japonica ChinensisGive Japanese Honeysuckle plenty of room to grow in fertile well-drained soil of any type. Honeysuckles prefer a sunny to a partially shady spot and will flower best in plenty of sunshine. Water well until established and give water during hot spells. Don’t allow container-grown honeysuckle to dry out. As the stems grow, tie them in and prune to a manageable size in late winter.   

GBP 144.38
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Robinia pseudoacacia Frisia Golden Robinia False Acacia Tree

Robinia pseudoacacia Frisia Golden Robinia False Acacia Tree

Robinia Pseudoacacia Frisia or Golden RobiniaRobinia pseudoacacia Frisia (also known as False Acacia Tree or Golden Robinia) is a mid-sized tree naturally native to the South Eastern United States. Robinia is a deciduous tree with small white flowers and eye-catching golden yellow foliage, along with a strongly fissured bark with strident spines on the leaf stems which makes it easy to recognize. The tree belongs to the Fabaceace (pea) family. Its most suitable habitat is a sunny position under direct sunlight such as garden, roadside areas, urban bushland and open woodlands etc. As it matures, the bark on the main trunk of False Acacia trees takes on a grayish colour and ultimately becomes deeply furrowed over time. However, more than any other characteristic, it is for its attractive foliage that it is prized. Robinia Pseudoacaia Frisia has soft, draping leaves that remain golden-yellow throughout the growing season. Its consecutively arranged leaves are approximately 8-15 cm long. Each leaf has numerous leaflets on tiny stems and are oval or oblong in shape. The Robinia pseudoacacia Frisia tree has pea-shaped white flowers in late spring, early summer, which are organized in extended clusters. The Golden Robinia tree produces an elongated and flattened pod-like fruit that turns from green to brown as it matures. The fruits are normally hairless and are half-open when mature to ultimately release seeds of black or dark brown colour. Golden Robinia Trees grows up to 10 meters tall. The elegant broad-crowned Robinia pseudoacacia Frisia Tree is best grow where direct exposure to wind is avoided. It is not overly fussy about soil type. In fact, even white/chalky soils are extremely well tolerated. False Acacia is fully UK hardy. 

GBP 225.00
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Cydonia Oblonga Vranja Quince Vranja Fruiting Quince Trees

Cydonia Oblonga Vranja Quince Vranja Fruiting Quince Trees

Cydonia Oblonga Vranja or Quince Vranja, is a beautiful single variety quince that produces sweet-smelling flowers and large showy fragrant fruit, golden-yellow when ripe. The RHS has given Vranja the Award of Garden Merit. A small deciduous fruit tree, Quince Vranja is a popular choice for its strong, upright habit. Its leaves are grey-green with a fluffy texture beneath, and they turn an attractive buttery yellow before falling in autumn. Beautiful pale pink flowers appear in May. They are bowl-shaped and showy measuring up to 5 cm across. These blooms turn into the pale green fruits that gradually sun-ripen into golden-yellow quince in late autumn. They are extremely fragrant and attractive fruits. How Hardy Is Cydonia Oblonga Vranja?Quince are native to south-western Asia and are particularly abundant in Iran and Serbia. This means they are used to harsh, cold winters and hot summers. Although this is a hardy shrub that will tolerate wet and cold conditions of the UK, during early spring the flowers are susceptible to late frosts.How To Use Cydonia Oblonga VranjaThis is the best variety of quince to fan train against a sunny wall, but it can also be grown as a shrub or small tree. Although most gardeners grow quince for the edible fruit, they are decorative and fragrant enough to provide a focal point from spring to late autumn. The versatile Quince Vranja looks stunning as a stand-alone shrub in an ornamental lawn, as part of a deep flower border, or trained against a wall. It will reach a maximum height of four metres and similar spread, but this will take ten to twenty years depending on growing conditions. Cydonia Oblonga Vranja is self fertile, but several quince of a different variety means chances of pollination, and therefore fruit, are even greater. How To Care For Cydonia Oblonga VranjaThis is a tough quince but warm conditions are needed to maximise fruit ripening, so choose a sunny spot for your Quince Vranja. Quince will tolerate most soils preferring moisture tentative, but not water-logged.  A thick layer of well -rotted manure in early spring will help produce fruit and keep it healthy.  Little pruning is required, but if you are fan-training tie back stems and cut out any forward growing or damaged shoots in late winter or early spring.

GBP 693.00
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Cydonia Oblonga Vranja Quince Vranja Fruiting Quince Trees

Cydonia Oblonga Vranja Quince Vranja Fruiting Quince Trees

Cydonia Oblonga Vranja or Quince Vranja, is a beautiful single variety quince that produces sweet-smelling flowers and large showy fragrant fruit, golden-yellow when ripe. The RHS has given Vranja the Award of Garden Merit. A small deciduous fruit tree, Quince Vranja is a popular choice for its strong, upright habit. Its leaves are grey-green with a fluffy texture beneath, and they turn an attractive buttery yellow before falling in autumn. Beautiful pale pink flowers appear in May. They are bowl-shaped and showy measuring up to 5 cm across. These blooms turn into the pale green fruits that gradually sun-ripen into golden-yellow quince in late autumn. They are extremely fragrant and attractive fruits. How Hardy Is Cydonia Oblonga Vranja?Quince are native to south-western Asia and are particularly abundant in Iran and Serbia. This means they are used to harsh, cold winters and hot summers. Although this is a hardy shrub that will tolerate wet and cold conditions of the UK, during early spring the flowers are susceptible to late frosts.How To Use Cydonia Oblonga VranjaThis is the best variety of quince to fan train against a sunny wall, but it can also be grown as a shrub or small tree. Although most gardeners grow quince for the edible fruit, they are decorative and fragrant enough to provide a focal point from spring to late autumn. The versatile Quince Vranja looks stunning as a stand-alone shrub in an ornamental lawn, as part of a deep flower border, or trained against a wall. It will reach a maximum height of four metres and similar spread, but this will take ten to twenty years depending on growing conditions. Cydonia Oblonga Vranja is self fertile, but several quince of a different variety means chances of pollination, and therefore fruit, are even greater. How To Care For Cydonia Oblonga VranjaThis is a tough quince but warm conditions are needed to maximise fruit ripening, so choose a sunny spot for your Quince Vranja. Quince will tolerate most soils preferring moisture tentative, but not water-logged.  A thick layer of well -rotted manure in early spring will help produce fruit and keep it healthy.  Little pruning is required, but if you are fan-training tie back stems and cut out any forward growing or damaged shoots in late winter or early spring.

GBP 168.75
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Malus Transitoria Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree for Sale Online. Very Beautiful Small Crab Apple Tree

Malus Transitoria Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree for Sale Online. Very Beautiful Small Crab Apple Tree

Malus Transitoria or Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is a slender small species of decorative crab apple tree, extremely elegant in both growth habit, having graceful slender wide-spreading branches, masses of white blossom in spring and elegant foliage, which is narrowly lobed and has beautiful autumn colour. It received an AGM in 1993.Malus is a large genus of over 25 species of deciduous trees known for their beautiful spring blossom and in most cases, fruit. Malus transitoria is a beautiful, small crab apple tree cultivated for its ornamental qualities. Malus Transitoria is a slender small species of decorative apple tree, extremely elegant in both growth habit, having graceful slender wide-spreading branches and foliage, which is narrowly lobed. Small creamy-white, star-shaped fragrant blossom emerges in April / May followed by very small yellow fruits that are very attractive. The green foliage is narrowly lobed and of graceful appearance, turning vivid colours of golden yellow in autumn. The deeply-lobed nature of the elegant foliage inspired the common name for this variety – the Cut-Leaf Crab AppleIn terms of origins, Malus Transitoria is native to North West China and was introduced to the UK in 1911 by William Purdom, the British plant hunter.Height And Spread of Malus Transitoria The Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is a small tree, growing to a height and spread of just 4 – 8 metres. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Transitoria The Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is fully hardy to minus 20 in the UK.How To Use Malus Transitoria This is a superb tree for small gardens. It won’t get overly large and offers lots of year-round interest – from its abundance of white blossom in spring, elegant foliage throughout the summer and an abundance of golden yellow in autumn as the leaves turn and the small decorative yellow fruits appear, lasting on bare branches into the winter. This tree is attractive to pollinators and very wildlife friendly. It is also suitable for growing in a container as a patio tree. How To Care For Malus TransitoriaIn terms of aspect, the Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tre apple thrives in full sun but will tolerate partial shade. It likes moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Best not to plant in very acidic or very chalky soils. Prune in winter, if possible, when the tree is dormant, ideally between November and February. 

GBP 187.50
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Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty Manchurian Cherry Amber Beauty

Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty Manchurian Cherry Amber Beauty

Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty or Manchurian Cherry Amber BeautyA new variety of Manchurian Cherry, Amber Beauty get its name from its lovely amber-coloured bark. A medium-sized deciduous tree with good autumn foliage and profusion of spring flowers, Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty is a highly-decorative tree that is best suited as a focus of interest in the garden. These specimens are shaped as full standard trees on a long clear stem. The most recognizable trait of Manchurian Cherry Amber Beauty is, without a doubt, its glossy, golden-brown bark. Once the tree is mature, the bark will start peeling, which only enhances its appeal. The foliage unfolds early in the spring, comprised of small, oval, finely serrated leaves. Dark green leaves turn to vibrant yellow in the autumn and beautifully complement the golden bark. In April, clusters of fluffy, white blossoms, borne in pendulous racemes, adorn the tree’s crown. The fruit that follows the flowers is small, black and similar to cherries. Even though it is not edible for humans, it is a favourite with birds.Easy to grow and to care for, Manchurian Cherry Amber Beauty thrives in any soil, but prefers moist, well-drained, fertile soils. It will not perform well in waterlogged soils. When it comes to choosing a spot in the garden to plant this tree, pick a location that it is in full sun to dappled shade, either sheltered or exposed. Rarely affected by any serious pests or diseases.Belonging to species that is native to Manchuria, Korea, and Siberia, Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty can survive in the severest European climates, and it is not bothered by temperatures lower than 20 degrees below zero. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom.The bushy, conical habit of this lovely tree is easy to maintain. To prevent bacterial or fungus plant diseases, simply remove any dead or damaged growth from the cultivar. Maximum size Manchurian Cherry Amber Beauty can achieve is between 8 to 12 metres in height and 4 to 8 metres in width.Offering multiple seasons of interest, Prunus Maackii Amber Beauty is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. Its cinnamon-coloured, peeling bark will attract attention throughout the year, and in the spring, clusters of fragranced blossoms create a charming display in the landscape. This cultivar works well in mixed shrub borders, too, especially when paired with evergreen shrubs.Make sure to take a look at our selection of deciduous trees and fruiting trees. For more flowering cherry varieties, check out cultivars such as the rare Prunus Mume, pale pink Prunus Accolade Pink Cherry or Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis Rosea.

GBP 910.00
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Hedera Colchica Sulphur Heart Ivy Paddy's Pride Persian Ivy

Hedera Colchica Sulphur Heart Ivy Paddy's Pride Persian Ivy

Hedera Colchica Sulphur Heart, also known as Ivy Sulphur Heart and Ivy Paddy’s Pride and also Persian Ivy, is a self-clinging evergreen climber valued for its variegated foliage and exceptional hardiness. Large and vigorous, this striking climber is perfect for covering walls or camouflaging bare patches of land as a ground cover plant.The evergreen, variegated foliage of this ivy cultivar offers multiple seasons of interest. The dark green leaves with a central streak of golden yellow are ovate and quite large when compared to other Ivy varieties, reaching up to 20 centimetres in length. Fully mature specimens of this evergreen climber have insignificant, spherical, green flowers. In the winter, the inconspicuous flowers are replaced by discreet clusters of black berries, which attract birds and pollinators.Ivy Sulphur Heart thrives in full sun to partial shade. However, to ensure that the foliage keeps its vivid, contrasting shades, plant it in a sunny location, as the colour of the leaves tends to lose its vibrancy in dimly lit spots. This vigorous climber performs best in alkaline and acidic soils that are fertile, hummus-rich and well-drained, but it is not fussy when it comes to soil type. The ideal location for Ivy Paddy’s Pride is definitely a sun-facing wall, where this large climber can spread undisturbed and a show of its spectacular golden-green foliage. A Middle East native, Hedera Colchica Sulphur Heart is well known as a robust, tough climber. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland (hence the nickname Paddy’s Pride), this cultivar can survive even when the temperatures drop to -15 degrees. Much more rugged than most Ivy varieties, Sulphur Heart is relatively resistant to pest and diseases. As a testimony to its good constitution, this vigorous climber received the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.A self-clinging climber, this plant has aerial roots, that enable it to cling easily to the surface beneath it. With a quick growth rate, this vigorous climber can grow up to be 4 to 8 metres high and up to 4 metres wide in just a few years. To keep Ivy Sulphur Heart tidy and in perfect shape, occasionally trim the overgrown and unwanted shoots. With a year-round interest and spectacular, variegated foliage, Hedera Colchica Sulphur Heart is a vigorous climber that’s ideal for hiding unseemly walls or for cottage gardens, where climbing ivy is the essential part of the charm. Hardy and highly decorative, this large leaved cultivar can be used as a ground cover plant, ideal for hiding unseemly parts of your garden. 

GBP 198.00
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Salix Caprea Pussy Willow Goat Willow Tree

Salix Caprea Pussy Willow Goat Willow Tree

Salix Caprea Kilmarnock or Kilmarnock Weeping WillowDuring the 19th century, the first Kilmarnock willow tree was discovered on the banks of the Ayr. Thomas Lang of Kilmarnock was so taken with it that he started to propagate it. By 1853 Salix Caprea Kilmarnock was introduced into commerce and became widely available for purchase by gardeners. Salix Caprea Kilmarnock is a small dwarf deciduous tree. Its diminutive size makes it ideal for any garden. It grows to a height of 2.5 meters with a compact width of 2.5 meters. It is relatively slow growing and generally takes between ten to twenty years to attain its full height. It has a Royal Horticulture Society badge declaring it perfect as a pollinator. A Kilmarnock Willow is the perfect weeping willow for small gardens.The weeping, pendulous branches of the Kilmarnock weeping willow are bare during the spring months except for furry golden catkins that create visual interest and contrast to the landscape. The catkin-laden branches are ideal for creating floral bouquets or drying for crafts. As summer approaches, the soft green leaves start to emerge on the branches. When autumn arrives, the foliage turns a bright golden hue. Plant the Kilmarnock willow in a location in the garden where it will receive full sun for optimum growth. However, it will tolerate partial shade but its growth may be significantly slowed in such a location. It prefers well-draining soil that is moderately fertile. Like most willow varieties, it will withstand waterlogged roots and brief periods of flooding. Plant it in clay, loam, or sandy soil conditions. After planting, keep the soil moderately moist to encourage the small tree to establish a strong, diverse root system. After the first year, the tree will be able to withstand short periods of drought. The Kilmarnock weeping willow tree’s dwarf size and low care requirements make it relatively maintenance free. However, if a branch becomes broken or diseased, it should be pruned away to maintain the tree’s striking appearance. A Kilmarnock Willow can also be trimmed during the winter months when the tree is dormant to maintain its shape and size. Pruning tends to stimulate the tree to produce new growth during the spring and summer monthsSalix Caprea Kilmarnock is a striking addition to any cottage or woodland garden setting. Plant it besides a small garden pond to create a focal point, or next to a patio or walkway where everyone can enjoy its eye-catching catkins during the spring time. The Kilmarnock weeping willow is also often referred to as the pussy willow or the goat’s willow tree. More varieties of weeping trees that work very well in smaller gardens include the Weeping Silver Birch tree and the Weeping Silver Pear tree.

GBP 431.25
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Cydonia oblonga Portugal Quince. Fruiting Quince

Cydonia oblonga Portugal Quince. Fruiting Quince

Cydonia Oblonga Portugal, often simply called Portugal Quince, is a well-loved variety of fruiting quince that produces large golden pear-shaped fruits in autumn and delightful scented blossom in spring. In early spring the deciduous Portugal Quince sprouts light green buds which mature into a rich, deep green. These oval leaves with pointed tips are lighter beneath and quickly spread to dress the whole tree. Blossom soon appears after the new foliage, and these pretty little pink blooms are sweetly scented, attracting all manner of pollinators when there is little else about. Blossom develops into small hard balls that swell up into a fuzz-covered quince, and as summer progresses the quince swell, eventually turning into pear-shaped golden weights that pull down branches.  The fruits are ready to pick in late autumn when the delightful scent has fully developed.Portugal Quince will reach a maximum height of around four metres over 5-10 years if left to grow. You can keep it smaller by pruning excess branches during the winter. How Hardy Is Cydonia Oblonga PortugalPortugal Quince is a hardy tree capable of surviving sub zero UK winters if its roots are not waterlogged, but to grow well quince must have a sheltered location with plenty of sun. It may struggle to fruit in northern areas of the UK. How To Use Cydonia Oblonga PortugalPortugal Quince fruit is best cooked and used as dessert jam or jelly. The flesh turns pink as it breaks down and produces a mild flavour and texture that suits marmalade. Many jam makers suggest Portugal is the best variety for jams.You can grow Portugal Quince as a specimen tree in your lawn, trained on a sunny wall or in a container on the patio. It will fill the surrounding spot with beautiful fragrance, and suit most sunny situations in urban and rural settings. How To Care For Cydonia Oblonga PortugalPortugal Quince is self-fertile, as are most fruiting quinces. Genrally Quince will tolerate most soils but prefer a moist fertile home. You do not need to prune them but to maintain the best harvest its best to cut out dead and broken branches. In early spring watch out for late frosts that can damage blossom. Cover your quince with fleece if late frost is predicted as this will diminish the harvest considerably. It is good practice to apply a thick a layer of organic matter to quince roots in early spring to boost health, and to water them well during dry spells, particularly the younger specimens that are not yet established.This variety fruiting quince variety should not be mistaken for ornamental flowering quince such as Chaenomeles Superba Pink Lady which is grown for its blossoms. Portugal Quince is a hard-working, fruit-bearing tree with plenty of character that requires little care in exchange for beautiful blossom, scent and tasty jams. Lots more choice in our fruiting trees section. 

GBP 168.75
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Acer Platanoides Globosum or Mop Head Maple Tree for Sale UK

Acer Platanoides Globosum or Mop Head Maple Tree for Sale UK

Acer platanoides Globosum or Mop Head Maple TreeA cultivar of the popular Norway Maple, the Mop Head Maple (Acer platanoides Globosum) has an eye-pleasing lollipop shape when fully grown. Some people also say that it resembles a kitchen mop with its floppy, round canopy growth. The Acer platanoides Globosum tree was first produced in Belgium in the 1870s. It rapidly gained in popularity in countries such as Germany where it became a common tree of choice in urban plantings. Over a hundred years later, many of the trees that line the streets and public park settings in Germany’s cities are the Mop Head Maple. The Mop Head Maple’s compact growth habits make it a frequent and popular choice in urban settings where space is limited. The tree produces a symmetrical spherical canopy and it grows relatively slow compared to other tree varieties. Ideal for small gardens, the Mop Head Maple tree puts on lovely show in the autumn when its leaves take on a brilliant yellow hue that is unmatched by most other trees. Anyone seeking a garden tree that is renowned for its brilliant autumn golden colour will not be disappointed with the Mop Head Maple. New foliage when emerging in Spring is red - brown changing to dark green in Summer.The Acer platanoides Globosum tree is known for its hardiness. It grows in a wide range of soils and requires very little care to thrive. It is also ideal for windy locations or in coastal areas. For best growth results, it should be planted in full sunlight or partial shade. When first planted it enjoys evenly moist soil conditions, but once the tree is established it can withstand periods of drought. It can also endure high temperatures. The tree requires no pruning, but will tolerate tree trimming if desired. The tree’s small, compact size and growth habit makes it ideal for any garden or landscape setting. Some people opt to plant it beside walkways or around patios. It tolerates soil compaction well so doesn’t mind being planted next to concrete driveways or roadways. The Mop Head Maple’s shallow and rather small root system makes it a good choice for container growth. 

GBP 300.00
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Ginkgo Biloba Tit. Ginkgo Biloba Chi Chi Trees for Sale UK

Ginkgo Biloba Tit. Ginkgo Biloba Chi Chi Trees for Sale UK

Ginkgo Biloba Tit (also Ginkgo biloba 'Chi Chi') is a rare, dwarf variety of the ancient genus Ginkgo Biloba or Maidenhair tree). Ginkgo Biloba Tit ('Chi Chi') forms a compact, pyramidal tree with a dense branching habit. This compact variety of Ginkgo Biloba is an excellent choice for growing in containers, whether for terraces, patios or smaller urban gardens. Although dwarf, the sense of drama as the leaves change colour is no less dramatic.Ginkgo trees have long been prized for their autumn foliage when the beautiful Ginkgo Biloba fan-shaped leaves turn a magnificent deep rich yellow. The leaves tend to drop all at once, so rather dramatically, you are suddenly left with a bare, sculpturally beautiful tree surrounded by a deep yellow carpet (of fallen leaves). The effect can be quite breath-taking, particularly stunning on patios, terraces or courtyards.The Ginkgo genus is an ancient one, dating from the Jurassic era. At one point in fact, it was believed to be extinct, but was luckily re-discovered in the early 18th Century. Their propensity to survive all this time with only a minimum of evolutionary changes shows Ginkgo trees are extremely hardy indeed. Ginkgos are disease and pollution resistant. When planted in the ground, they tend to cast down deep roots to help withstand high winds.Ginkgo Biloba Tit (Ginkgo biloba 'Chi Chi') is a deciduous tree, a member of the deciduous conifer family and is native to China. The Ginkgo Biloba Tit (also Ginkgo biloba 'Chi Chi') variety tends to be pyramidal in shape when young, spreading more widely with age. Its small fan-shaped leaves are reminiscent of the delicate maidenhair fern and turn a brilliant golden yellow in autumn. Ginkgo Biloba trees are believed to be 150 million years old and even today, are capable of living for up to 2000 years.Ginkgo Biloba Tit (Ginkgo biloba 'Chi Chi') is a very rare heritage tree that will dramatically enhance your garden, terrace or outside space.Ginkgo Biloba Tit (Ginkgo Biloba 'Chi Chi') prefers a sunny position sun and will grow in any well drained moist fertile soil.

GBP 393.75
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Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe Full Standard Lime Trees for Sale

Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe Full Standard Lime Trees for Sale

Our Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe or Silver Lime tree is a deciduous full standard tree which is a perfect size for small city & urban gardens. Both its foliage and flowers make it an excellent choice!Native to eastern Europe through to Turkey, lime trees have long been grown in European cities and are a favourite of UK gardeners. This Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe Full Standard is an excellent landscape specimen. The heart-shaped, dark green leaves are a silvery grey underneath, and turn a golden yellow in the autumn before falling. As July turns to August the intensely fragrant yellow flowers of the Silver Lime bloom, which attract bees and butterflies. Hardy throughout the UK, Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe will grow to a mature height of 6 to 8 metres. Our standard trees have been trained with a clear stem and a spherical crown, so they take up little space, making them perfect trees for small gardens. While these are slow-growing trees, our Tilia Tomentosa Full Standards are already mature specimens, so they will make an instant impact in your garden! This is a long-living species; there are lime trees over 500 years old, so planting a Tilia Tomentosa is an investment for the future.Plant your Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe in full sun or light shade in any moist or well-drained soil. A sunny spot will result in the best autumn colour. Silver Lime Trees will do well in dry locations. Tolerant of pollution, they are an extremely popular tree for city plantings. They also do well in coastal locations, as they are tolerant of both wind and salt. These small standard trees make excellent container plantings for roof terraces, courtyards and patios. One of our mature Tilia Tomentosa Full Standard specimens planted in a lawn will create an immediate focal point, where its fragrant summer flowers and autumn colour will show to great advantage. Tilia Tomentosa Silver Globe can be planted in a row in paving along a sidewalk or roadway in the city, or along a long avenue on a country property to great effect. See also Tilia Cordata (Small Leaf Lime) and Tilia Europaea Pallida Pleached Lime Trees. Read more about standard and half standard tree shapes here. 

GBP 243.75
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Ginkgo Biloba Eiffel Maidenhair Tree Eiffel Deciduous Conifer

Ginkgo Biloba Eiffel Maidenhair Tree Eiffel Deciduous Conifer

Ginkgo Biloba Eiffel, also known as Maidenhair Tree Eiffel, is a beautiful new variety of an ancient cultivar. The Ginkgo family of trees is unique in many aspects: these cultivars are deciduous conifers (which is unusual) and considered to be “living fossils.” Ginkgo Biloba is the only survivor of the species that existed 270 million years ago, even before the dinosaurs came to be.Today’s Ginkgo trees are virtually unchanged and keep the notable qualities of their ancestors. These deciduous conifers are exceptionally robust, adaptable, and highly-decorative. Maidenhair Tree Eiffel is no different when it comes to endurance and resiliency, and offers very attractive pyramidal growth habit and excellent autumn colour. During the growing season, the distinctive fan-shaped leaves of the tree are a medium green hue, but in the autumn, the foliage turns to a vibrant golden yellow.Height and Spread of Ginkgo Biloba EiffelSince this is a relatively new variety of an extremely long-lived tree, its ultimate height cannot be determined with absolute certainty. But, considering its habit, this cultivar should reach a maximum height of 8 to 12 metres, as it is more compact than its close relatives.How Hardy Is Quercus Ginkgo Biloba EiffelMaidenhair Tree Eiffel belongs to species that survived two ice ages and extinction of dinosaurs. This tree is exceptionally tough, and it is fully hardy in the United Kingdom.How To Use Ginkgo Biloba EiffelWith its attractive appearance and relatively compact size, Maidenhair Tree Eiffel is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree, primarily in medium to large gardens. The lush, interesting foliage will offer interest throughout the season, and beautifully complement showier flowering cultivars.Since it is tolerant of urban pollution, this deciduous conifer is also an excellent choice for a street tree.How To Care For Ginkgo Biloba EiffelEasy to grow, Ginkgo Biloba Eiffel needs very little care to thrive. This tree will adapt to almost any soil, as long as it is fertile, deep, and has good drainage (Ginkgos do not do well in waterlogged soils). A low-maintenance tree, this compact variety requires no routine pruning. Removing any dead, congested, or damaged shoots will keep its habit neat and the tree healthy.Treasured for its good autumn colour and attractive overall appearance, Maidenhair Tree Eiffel is perfectly suited to serve as a focus of interest in the garden. Its unusual, distinctive foliage will provide beautiful texture and decorative value throughout the year. Pair it with ornamental grasses, such as Hakonechloa macra Aureola, Imperata Red Baron, or Miscanthus Sinensis Variegatus for an Asian-inspired garden theme.

GBP 206.25
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Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum. Red Cappadocian Maple. Blood Maple

Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum. Red Cappadocian Maple. Blood Maple

Acer Cappadocicum RubrumThe Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum, also known as the Red Cappadocian Maple, or Blood Maple, has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit AGM for the interest it brings to the UK landscape with its three seasons of foliage colour. Native to Turkey, the Causcasus and as far east as China, the Red Cappadocian maple is named for its distinctive spring foliage. The large, 5-lobed leaves are a brilliant crimson when they emerge in the spring before turning a dark green in the summer. In the autumn they change to a deep golden shade. The leaves are not the only red thing about the Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum, as the young stems hold a red colour for the first few years, creating an attractive contrast with the green and yellow leaves. Reliably winter-hardy throughout the UK, the Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum will grow fairly quickly into a good-sized tree, but can take 20 to 50 years to reach its full height of 15 metres and spread of 10 metres. It will need little or no pruning to maintain the round shape of its dense crown.Carefully choose the planting location for your Red Cappadocian maple for best results. It will grow best in a sheltered position facing south with full sun or partial shade. The Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum prefers a moist but well-drained sandy or loamy soil with an alkaline to neutral ph. It will not do well in a windy location. This magnificent tree needs to be carefully sited with its eventual large size kept in mind. The Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum is not suitable in a small garden where it would quickly outgrow its bounds. In a medium-sized garden, it makes an excellent specimen planting for a lawn, where its spring and autumn colour would provide a spectacular show, and the summer foliage would give welcome shade. On a country property, there are many uses for the Red Cappadocian maple. They are a good choice for lining an avenue or roadway, with their large size, round crown, and brilliant spring and autumn foliage show. A group of Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum placed in the landscape of a larger property would create a colourful focal point in season and a shady spot in the summer. The Acer Cappadocicum Rubrum has many excellent qualities to recommend it as a landscape tree to UK gardeners. Its brilliant spring and autumn foliage and attractive shape will give pleasure to your eyes year-round!

GBP 206.25
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Cydonia oblonga Champion Quince Tree for Sale Online UK

Cydonia oblonga Champion Quince Tree for Sale Online UK

Cydonia oblonga Champion, or Quince Tree Champion, has so many desirable qualities that it is difficult to list them all! From its delicious autumn fruits, to its lovely spring blossoms, and its small size suitable for any space, this lovely fruit tree will fit in anywhere! Cydonia oblonga was a favourite fruit tree in the ancient Mediterranean, where it was cultivated by the Greeks and Romans. The first records of Quince being grown in the UK are from 1275 when Edward I planted four at the Tower of London. Cydonia oblonga Champion was bred in the late 1900’s in the United States, and is one of the most dependable Quince Tree varieties. In early spring, the dark green, leathery leaves emerge, followed by the blossoms in late May into June. The pale pink single flowers, similar to apple blossoms, are scattered over the crown, followed by fruits which are green but turn a golden yellow in autumn. When placed in a bowl in the house, the fragrance of even one ripe quince will perfume the entire room.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Cydonia oblonga Champion will grow to a mature height and spread of just 2 metres in 5 to 10 years, but can easily be pruned in late winter to maintain a smaller size. Like most Quinces, Cydonia oblonga Champion is self-pollinating so you do not need to plant more than one variety.Plant Cydonia oblonga Champion in a sheltered position in full sun, in moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. This variety will do well in very wet soils. Since it is not tolerant of salt, it should be protected from sea winds in coastal regions, but can be grown easily in cities, as it is very tolerant of pollution. As Cydonia oblonga Champion is deer-resistant, it can be grown without special protection in country locations.The small size and ornamental qualities of Cydonia oblonga Champion make it a lovely addition to an informal cottage or small garden, and since it will do well in wet soil, it can be planted next to a pond or stream. Cydonia oblonga Champion, like all Quince Trees, will give you not only the beauty of its spring blossoms, but a bountiful harvest of fragrant, ornamental fruit in autumn! Lots more to choose from in our fruiting trees section. Tip: Cydonia Oblonga is the family of fruiting quinces grown primarily for their fruit. The ornamental or flowering quinces are a different classification and known as Chaenomeles – e.g. Chaenomeles Superba Pink Lady.

GBP 187.50
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Mespilus Germanica Westerveld Medlar Westerveld Buy online

Mespilus Germanica Westerveld Medlar Westerveld Buy online

Mespilus Germanica Westerveld or Medlar Westerveld is a small, thorny deciduous tree that reliably produces an annual fruit crop. This Medlar variety is not only grown for its edible fruit, but for its attractive features that rival the Black Mulberry. It is ideally suited for mixed shrub borders or to be planted as a specimen tree, especially in small gardens.Medlar Westerveld is a tree with a year-round interest. Its unusual form, petite with an irregular, flat-topped crown ensures this cultivar offers decorative value even outside the plant’s active months. In the spring, elongated to obovate leaves emerge, fresh green, finely serrated and with soft hairs over their surface. In early summer, striking white singular flowers are produced. In the autumn, the foliage turns reddish brown to deep, golden yellow and makes a striking display of colours in the landscape. The fruit this variety produces is similar to one of its close relatives such as the Common Medlar but larger in size. It is favoured by birds and pollinators.Medlar fruit is edible, but only once it softens. After the first frosts, the fruit is ready for harvest. To blet (or soften) the fruit, pick it from the tree and leave it a few weeks to soften before consuming. When bletted, medlar fruit is quite tasty and can be used to make jelly or eaten on its own.Height and Width:Staying compact as it matures, this slow-growing tree can achieve a maximum height of approximately 6 metres.When it comes to ideal growing conditions. Medlar Westerveld asks little, but offers plenty in return. This lovely tree will be perfectly happy in any soil, including chalk and clay, as long as it is fertile and moist. To ensure an abundant fruit crop, plant this cultivar in a spot in full sun. Resilient and tough, this cultivar will not be bothered by harsh winds, and it can be grown both in exposed and sheltered locations. Undemanding, Medlar Westerveld needs very little maintenance to stay in good shape. Apart from regular removal of dead, damaged or congested shoots, there is little else to be done.First bred in the Netherlands, the Mespilus Germanica Westerveld cultivar belongs to a family of trees native to Asia. Adaptable and robust, this fruit tree is fully hardy in the United Kingdom, and will not mind even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero.Good autumn colour and ornamental features make Mespilus Germanica Westerveld a good choice for a focus of interest in small gardens. This highly-decorative tree provides multiple seasons of interest and does not take up much space or resources to flourish. Add it to mixed shrub borders for a burst of autumn colour and structural value throughout the seasons.

GBP 221.25
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Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis Thornless Honey Locust Trees

Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis Thornless Honey Locust Trees

Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis or Thornless Honey LocustGleditsia Triacanthos Inermis, to give it its full botanical name, is a variety of Honey Locust that bears no thorns. This is an elegant, large deciduous tree with beautiful frond-like leaves that is undemanding and makes a good candidate for a shade tree, specimen tree or an addition to mixed shrub borders.The showy foliage of Thornless Honey Locust consists of pinnate to bipinnate leaves with ovate leaflets. The colour of the foliage is dark green for the better part of the year, but, in the autumn, it turns to vibrant shades of yellow. Even though this cultivar flowers, its greenish blossoms, born in racemes, are considered insignificant. After the flowering season ends, long, purplish-brown seeds appear and persist well into the winter. A United States native, Thornless Honey Locust tolerates a wide variety of conditions. It will grow in any soil, but, for best results, chose ones that are rich in nutrients, moist and well-drained. To thrive, this cultivar will need to be grown in full sun. Remarkably adaptable, this ornamental tree will tolerate urban and industrial pollution, heat, drought, harsh winds, and salt sprays. Ideally suited for coastal and city gardens.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis can survive even if the winter temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. This tough cultivar needs no sheltering from frost or winter winds. Rarely affected by pests and diseases.Easy to grow and to care for, Thornless Honey Locust needs no special treatment to maintain its lovely appearance. To keep this tree healthy and tidy, simply remove any congested, dead, or damaged stems. Pruning should be done during the plant’s dormant season.Vigorous and with a fast growth rate, this ornamental tree can achieve a maximum height of 18 metres, with a width of up to 12 metres. While young, this cultivar will have a more rounded to oval habit, but as it matures, its crown will become more flat-topped, similar to its close relatives.Offering multiple seasons of interest, Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis is a low-maintenance, resilient tree that has many uses in the garden. Add it to mixed shrub borders for texture, or plant near patios, where this cultivar can serve as a shade tree. The frond-like foliage provides beautiful filtered, sun-streaked shade during the summer months. When planted on its own, this ornamental tree works well as a specimen, with its attractive foliage and interesting seed pods offering interest.See also a golden version of Honey Locust Gleditsia Triacanthos Inermis Aurea or Honey Locust Sunburst. You may also want to browse our full collection of deciduous trees.

GBP 247.50
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Alnus Incana Aurea Grey Alder Aurea Trees for Sale Online

Alnus Incana Aurea Grey Alder Aurea Trees for Sale Online

Alnus Incana Aurea or Grey Alder AureaA variety of common Grey Alder, Aurea is a mid-sized, conical deciduous tree with a narrow upright habit. Early to leaf, this cultivar is appreciated for its russet-yellow foliage and bright red stems. Extremely robust and tough, Alnus Incana Aurea (to give its full botanical name) is popular for its ability to grow in cold, wet areas and poor soil. A good candidate for mass plantings or a specimen tree.The young foliage of Grey Alder Aurea unfolds golden-green. As the seasons progress, the pointed, broadly oval leaves take on a deeper, more vivid hue of yellow gold. Reddish-yellow catkins appear in late winter to early spring and are followed by slender, cone-like red fruit that persists on the tree well into the next winter. During the colder months, the orange, copper and brownish stems offer a splash of colour and make this cultivar stand out in the landscape.Like all alders, Grey Alder Aurea is quite undemanding and can thrive in harsh environments. Not only that this tree can be successfully grown on poor, heavy, and wet soils, these conditions actually improve it. This tree has nodules on its roots that enrich the soil by transferring nitrogen in the air directly to the soil it grows in. For best performance, plant this deciduous tree in full sun and moist but well-drained soil.Comfortable even in the severest European climates, Alnus Incana Aurea is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This cultivar is not bothered by frosts, harsh, cold winds and won’t mind even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. The impressive performance in various conditions and highly-decorative appearance won this striking variety the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Growing at a much slower rate than its close relatives, Grey Alder Aurea can achieve a maximum height of 20 metres with a spread of 8 metres. Considered to be a medium-sized tree, this cultivar is a good candidate for large and smaller gardens both. When it comes to maintenance, there is little that needs to be done to keep this plant healthy and attractive. Lightly prune in late winter to early spring, removing all dead or damaged stems.Tough and adaptable, Alnus Incana Aurea is suitable for any garden. Its stunning yellow foliage offers interest for the better part of the year and, during the winter months, vibrant stems provide decorative value. Its lovely appearance makes it a good candidate for a focus of interest in the garden when grown on its own, but this tree will feel at home in mixed shrub borders as well.

GBP 243.75
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Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple Beech Dawyck Purple Fastigiate

Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple Beech Dawyck Purple Fastigiate

Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple or Beech Dawyck PurpleDawyck Purple is a common beech cultivar, admired for its fastigiate form. Narrowly columnar, with striking purple foliage and rich autumn colour, Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple adds drama and architectural value to any landscape. A small deciduous beech tree, Beech Dawyck Purple is suitable for mass planting and can be used for creating a showy screen, lining pathways or grown on its own, as an elegant specimen tree.From the moment they unfold to the first frosts, the broad, leathery leaves of this cultivar are a beautiful deep purple shade. As the summer and autumn progress, the violet hues of the foliage intensify and deepen even more, creating a spectacular display of burgundy. The branches are stiff and upright and create a naturally slender, columnar form.Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple, to give it its full botanical name, is easy to grow and to care for. As long as the soil is well-drained, this ornamental tree will thrive. Although it fares well in dappled shade, it is recommended to grow this cultivar in a spot in full sun, as it will encourage the vibrancy of its deep violet foliage. Rarely affected by pest and diseases, this variety is also noted for its resistance to Verticillium Wilt.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this deciduous tree will not mind even if the winter temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero. A recipient of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society, Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple has been recognized as a cultivar of outstanding qualities, both when it comes to its constitution and appearance.With a narrow, columnar habit, Beech Dawyck Purple can grow to be up to 12 metres high and just 4 metres wide. The refined, architectural form of the tree is not a result of extensive trimming and pruning, but a natural growth habit of the tree. In fact, not only this tree needs no pruning to stay neat and tidy, it dislikes it. You should only remove dead or damaged branches from the tree, but make sure to be careful not to damage the delicate bark.Best suited for planting en masse, the majestic Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Purple is the perfect choice for hedges or lining avenues and walkways. Its elegant natural form and ease of maintenance ensure you will not have to put in any extra effort to keep its attractive looks, and the graceful upright branches provide interest even when the showy foliage drops. In case you want to grow this cultivar as a specimen tree, have in mind that with its slow growth rate it will look truly impressive on its own only after a few years. more examples of fastigiate beech include Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck with green foliage and Fagus Sylvatica Dawyck Gold with golden foliage. 

GBP 243.75
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Acer Platanoides Norway Maple Multi Stem Trees Root Balled

Acer Platanoides Norway Maple Multi Stem Trees Root Balled

Acer Platanoides, which is commonly known as the Norway Maple, is a large and fast-growing deciduous tree with striking autumnal foliage. Norway Maple’s five-lobed foliage emerges bright green in spring and turns a deeper shade over the summer months. It is a stunning autumnal tree when the leaves turn bright yellow and orange with hints of red. Because the leaves are so large, measuring 20 cm, the colours are particularly noticeable. It also holds the RHS Perfect for Pollinators title for its attractive sweet-smelling clusters of small yellow flowers that adorn its bare branches in racemes before leaf growth. During the winter months this deciduous tree holds a pleasing architectural shape that gives height to a low-growing garden. There are many varieties of Norway Maple, such as Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry with its disctinctive red leaves throughout the growing season and Norway Maple Drummondii with variegated summer foliage. However this regular variety is a multi stem Norway Maple with golden autumnal foliage. This means it has been shaped to grow on several stems rather than one thick leader trunk. By contrast, the Crimson Sentry trees have a single clear stem full standard shape. How Hardy Is Acer PlatanoidesAcer Platanoides is native to Europe, so it is able to withstand the coldest European winters. It is frost hardy, drought hardy, and once established can tolerate temporary flooding. It is a good choice to plant near paving and is very popular for street scenes. How To Use Acer PlatanoidesOver the course of 20 -50 years this handsome tree can grow higher than 12 metres in height and eight metres in spread.  The multi stem shape is beautiful and perfect as a specimen tree for the lawn where it will provide shade in the summer months followed by spectacular autumnal colours. You can grow woodland plants beneath its canopy such as hellebores and ferns.  Norway Maple is wind-resistant, and makes an excellent windbreak in breezy gardens. It also deals well with pollution, so if you live near a busy road this is a good choice.  Children universally love Maple for its autumn colours and winged fruit, better known as helicopter seeds, which measure 3.5 – 4.5 cm long.How To Care For Acer PlatanoidesA Multi Stem Norway Maple will tolerate all soil types of any pH, and is a particularly good choice for chalky soils. It needs plenty of space, so it’s best to keep it away from walls with enough room to spread. Water Acer Platanoides regularly in the first few years as it becomes established and puts down roots. There is no need to prune this glorious tree as it maintains its own pleasing shape. If you are looking for a low maintenance architectural tree with vivid autumnal colours and plenty of shade in the summer the Norway Maple is a beautiful and practical choice. This multi-stem Norway Maple comes root-balled ready for immediate planting. See also Acer Platanoides Drummondii which is a variegated variety. 

GBP 150.00
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Gleditsia Triancanthos Honey Locust Tree Multi Stemmed

Gleditsia Triancanthos Honey Locust Tree Multi Stemmed

The Honey Locust Tree, botanically known as Gleditsia Triancanthos, is a deciduous large tree with plenty of colourful elegant character. It suits mid-sized spaces and gardeners who enjoy bright foliage on their flowering trees.The Honey Locust Tree is native to North America, from South Dakota to Massachusetts, but has settled well in the UK. It is the parent tree of the popular Honey Locust Sunburst. Gleditsia Triancanthos is fast growing and produces bright green almost yellow pinnate leaves in spring that bring a fresh, clean aspect to the garden. These feathery leaves face one another in pairs on the branch with a final leaf pointed at the tip. They turn a golden yellow in autumn and fall en-masse when the frosts arrive. Fragrant, cream-coloured blooms appear in late spring, bursting from the leaf base to attract many pollinators. These transform into long, flat and textured seed pods that resemble fingers in early autumn. The seed pods of Gleditsia Triancanthos are an earthy brown and measure 15-20 cm in length. They are unusual in the UK and attract attention from passers-by. In winter the frothy foliage and seeds pods fall to reveal a strong framework of grey plated bark.How Hardy Is Gleditsia TriancanthosIts feathery foliage and lengthy seeds pods belie an extremely tough tree that withstands all nature can throw at it. The Honey Locust Tree can survive sub-zero temperatures, temporary floods, pollution and coastal conditions.How To Use Gleditsia TriancanthosIt is perfect for urban planting as it tolerates heavy pollution, and when used as a boundary tree against a road it will help block out fumes. It also tolerates salty, breezy conditions making it ideal for coastal gardens.The light shade it casts means you are able to under plant with a variety of woodland choices, including bluebells, primroses, perennials and ferns. Its strong framework also makes a good back drop for red and yellow dogwoods in the winter. Gleditsia Triancanthos is an attractive yet sensible choice for new urban developments as it will withstand poor soil conditions that are compacted and dry.How To Care For Gleditsia TriancanthosThis mid-sized deciduous tree needs little care once established, but as with all trees it will need regular water and food as it lays down its roots. Pruning is not required and you will not need to shape or thin out the branches. We provide this tree as a multi-stemmed variety as it adds naturalistic texture and interest, and enables the tree to grow quickly into a manageable screen. You can shape this tree should you wish to by simply removing unwanted branches in winter when the tree is dormant.The Honey Locust Tree is a great choice for someone that needs quick growing greenery. It is delicate-looking yet sturdy and perfect for busy people who enjoy watching a tree change throughout the seasons.

GBP 165.00
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Betula Papyrifera Paper Birch Canoe Birch Multi Stem Trees

Betula Papyrifera Paper Birch Canoe Birch Multi Stem Trees

Betula Papyrifera also known as Paper Birch or Canoe Birch, is an elegant variety of Birch tree appreciated for its paper-thin peeling bark. Birches are among the most elegant of trees often grown for their unusual stem colour and yellow leaves in autumn. The Papyrifera variety is a striking large tree with white paper-thin peeling bark. These Betula Papyrifera specimen trees are sold as mature trees so they will need space. The most distinct feature of this ornamental deciduous tree is its attractive bark. The name Canoe Birch hints at the quality of the distinctive bark, as the North American Indians used the water-proof bark to clad their canoes, and the epithet remained. The top layer of the bark is white and thin, and peels in papery rolls to reveal a pale pink-orange inner layer of bark underneath. As Betula Papyrifera matures, the white bark will develop black markings which add to the appeal. The deciduous foliage is medium green, with ovate, small leaves, and looks stunning in the fall, when it turns to shades of bright yellow. In the spring, pale yellow catkins appear on the tree, followed by brown, cone-like fruit.Adaptable and undemanding, Betula Papyrifera is easy to grow and to care for. It will grow successfully in both full sun and partial shade, and thrive in any soil, including sand, clay, chalk and rocky terrain. This cultivar will appreciate consistent moisture, so make sure to provide proper drainage and water regularly. Rarely affected by any serious diseases or pests.Naturally occurring in the cold climate of North America, Paper Birch is a remarkably tough and robust cultivar. It will survive even in the severest of European climates with extremely low temperatures, and it is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. Frost hardy and deer tolerant, this variety dislikes heat and humidity.With a multi-stemmed, branched habit, Paper Birch can grow to be up to 30 metres high, with a spread over 10 metres. Canoe Birch requires no pruning to stay in good shape. Routinely remove damaged or dead growth to ensure the plant stays healthy.Highly-decorative, with multiple seasons of interest, Betula Papyrifera is often grown as a focus of interest in the garden. The peeling bark will provide decorative value throughout the year, complemented by foliage and flowers throughout the spring and summer. This variety is better suited for large gardens and open spaces, as it needs a lot of space to fully develop.We offer this specimen both in a mature tree form and as a root ball which offers you the best value for money as root balls are the best option for mass planting, particularly when using trees for lining avenues or walkways. You may also be interested in our selection of large and mature trees and deciduous trees. See also other Birch varieties we offer including showier varieties such as Betula Utilis Snow Queen,  Betula Albosinensis Fascination or dwarf variety Betula Nana Golden Treasure.

GBP 243.75
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Malus Domestica Braeburn Apple. Mature Specimen Apple Trees

Malus Domestica Braeburn Apple. Mature Specimen Apple Trees

Malus Domestica Braeburn needs no introduction. The Braeburn Apple is one of the best known shop bought apples and for good reason. This eating apple is smooth-skinned, crisp and juicy – everything an eating apple should be. The Braeburn Apple tree was originally bred in New Zealand in the 1950s and has been popular ever since. It grows well in UK gardens producing heavy fruit crops. The RHS has given Apple Braeburn the Perfect for Pollinators badge because it attracts a variety of pollinating insects with its fragrant blossom. In spring the first leaves unfurl a bright pale green, and are soon followed by pale pink blossom carrying five individual petals. Deep pink buds open into paler star-shapes with golden stamens. The perfect pink petals ripen into tiny firm apples that gradually swell over the summer months. The foliage also gathers pace, bursting out in a darker green with feathered edges. The blossom stage is extremely attractive and it is worth growing Braeburn apples trees for this alone. In late October to November, when the apples bear an equal amount of red and green, they are ready to harvest. Braeburn is a heavy cropper, but the tree is sturdy and able to bear fruit from a young age.In winter foliage disperses with the frosts leaving a strong structural outline before spring brings the new blossom. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica BraeburnApple Braeburn is hardy throughout the UK, able to withstand sub-zero temperatures if its roots are free from waterlogged conditions. However, the blossom can be damaged by late frosts and the fruit needs sun to ripen. It will fruit more reliably in southern areas of the UK.How To Use Malus Domestica BraeburnMalus Domestica Braeburn trees are perfect for a kitchen garden, an orchard or a hedge line that has space for the tree to grow as it will reach 3-4 metres within 5-10 years. It also makes a big impact in a wildlife garden, attracting pollinators and birds.Braeburn is a spur-bearing apple tree, which means its fruit appears on jutting spurs, so you can fan train or espalier your Braeburn without difficulty.  You can also grow Malus Braeburn in containers if you are able to provide regular water and food. A container will restrict its size and make a lovely fruiting addition to a patio. How To Care For Malus Domestica BraeburnFor heavy crops of fruit, Apple Malus Braeburn needs a sunny spot and should be kept from frost pockets and harsh, windy areas. It is self fertile and able to produce fruit by itself but will crop more heavily if there are other types of apple tree are growing nearby.  Before planting your Apple Braeburn dig plenty of rich organic matter into the planting hole and water well throughout the growing season. Each year add a thick layer of mulch to the roots for the best blossom and fruit harvest. You do not need to prune a Braeburn, but you can cut back broken, dead or crossed branches in the winter to create an open crown, so there is more room for apples to soak up the sun and ripen. If you are looking for a reliable cropper, and have a warm sunny spot to fill, Malus Domestica Braeburn is one of the tastiest apples you can grow. It looks attractive throughout the year and will supply apples that store for months. Lots more to choose from in our fruiting trees section. 

GBP 206.25
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