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Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or Silk Tree Ombrella UK

Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or Silk Tree Ombrella UK

Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or the Silk Tree is a showy deciduous tree with a broad spreading crown. The Silk Tree doesn’t get very large staying between 2-6 metres tall making it ideal for smaller gardens. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella has beautiful light green leaves that resemble ferns or feathers in their shape and are between 20-45 cm in length. It has gorgeous flowers that look like sprays of pink silk threads and are sometimes white or yellowish in the centre. The Silk Tree blooms from July to September and often attracts bees and butterflies to the garden with its colourful, aromatic blossoms. Each night the Silk Tree’s flowers close and then re-open the following morning. The Silk Tree has a grey bark and may develop vertical stripes as it matures. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella grows long, flat seeds pods that resemble peas. These pods mature from green to brown through the summer. Each pod contains several seeds. Albizia trees are native to parts of the subtropics including Iran, China, and Korea. In many areas Albizia varieties are used as forage for livestock. Unlike other Albizia species, the Albizia julibrissin Ombrella was bred to be more cold hardy and can survive winters in the UK and Ireland. It will tolerate temperatures as low as to -25° Celsius. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella also has darker leaves and bolder coloured flowers than other varieties of Albizia. The Silk Tree is wonderfully low maintenance. There’s no need to prune it. It will naturally develop an umbrella shaped crown which makes it often sought after as a shade tree. Its airy flowers and unique leaves make it an excellent focal point for any garden.Your Albizia julibrissin Ombrella tree should be planted in a warm area of the garden with full sun. It will do best in areas sheltered from strong winter winds. Another advantage of the Silk Tree is that it actually does best in poor or only slightly fertile soil, a great opportunity to bring life to an underperforming area of your garden. It also does best in soil that is neutral to alkaline. The care for Silk Trees is minimal. They benefit from occasional watering and autumn mulching. Mulch should be removed in spring as soon as it starts to warm up to allow the soil around the roots to warm up. 

GBP 90.00
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Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth for Sale Online UK and IRL

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth for Sale Online UK and IRL

Pittosporum Tenuifolium ElizabethIf you are looking for a beautiful addition as a hedge or screen, at a wall-side or as a border shrub with wonderful foliage, have a look at ‘Elizabeth’. A variety of Pittosporum Tenuifolium, Elizabeth is a variegated version of this family with a definitive pink margin to the leaves making for an interesting combination of shades wherever you choose to place it. It has good drought resistance and its relatively low maintenance demands make it a good choice in Courtyard Gardens, City Gardens, at a Coastal Cottage, and most any informal Garden landscape. Its rounded habit with black stems and fresh leaves are an excellent addition to virtually any space, particularly borders. The glossy, leathery, variegated colouring and pink margins make it a popular choice among florists, and is known for holding its freshness in the arrangement. The colour of the leaves are especially pronounced in the winter. Though not particularly known for its flowers, the Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth expresses a small,star-shaped, 5-petaled flower with dark purple or chocolate brown colour. Borne in early summer, the flowers have a distinct fragrance of vanilla or honey, which is noted particularly in the evening hours. They develop a spherical woody fruit that when split, reveals their seeds nestled in a sticky, pulp-like substance. A member of the Pittosporaceae Family and the Pittosporium Genus,this shrub is known by other common names originating in its native New Zealand. It may be referred to as as tawhiwhi, kohuhu, and kohukohu.  Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth can grow to 2.5-4m in height and an equal spread at ultimate growth. It takes 10-20 years for this shrub to reach ultimate height and spread. Considered hardy to H4, care should be taken to avoid extremely cold temperature exposure. In the coldest districts it prefers some shelter, although Elizabeth is now seen to be hardier in the UK than perhaps first thought. It is well suited to Coastal areas.Elizabeth prefers full sun to partial shade, with South, West, or East facing aspects along with a sheltered site. Try to avoid north or east winds so as to lessen leaf scorch. It does best in well-drained soils with good humus content for water retention. Pittosporum has a wide range of soil texture preferences, including sand, clay, chalk, or loam. It thrives in near neutral, slightly alkaline or slightly acid soil pH’s. Relatively low maintenance, but it can be pruned in April or July if a hedge is desired. 

GBP 41.25
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Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata Blue Arizona Cypress Conifer

Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata Blue Arizona Cypress Conifer

Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata is an attractive evergreen conifer perfect for bringing height to the garden. This intensely blue conifer is native to North America and is more commonly known as Blue Arizona Cypress. It has taken well to UK gardens since its introduction in 1890 where it brings a splash of year-round colour.This is a fast-growing columnar specimen with blue foliage that’s soft rather than needle-like. The foliage is lightly scented and grows in bunches that are larger at the base to create a tall oval-shaped column. In Spring familiar brown conifer cones containing seeds grow in all sizes. These are loved by children and once dried out can be used in Autumnal displays or as Christmas decorations.Height And Spread of Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a medium-sized conifer tree and will reach a height of 20 metres. Its fastigiate shape means it grows no wider than a metre.How Hardy Is Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataConifers are hardy and Blue Arizona Cypress is no exception. It will survive sub-zero temperatures, frost, and snow if its roots are well-drained. It tolerates drought once established and rarely attracts pests. How To Use Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a great choice if you already have lots of green in your garden as its blueish tone forms an interesting contrast. Its beautiful ornamental foliage suits a border or both sides of a pathway. Fastigiate columns bring height to a flat garden. Use Blue Arizona Cypress to create interesting levels or as an evergreen screen to block your neighbours out. Its evergreen foliage and height is attractive to birds too, so it’s perfect for a wildlife-friendly garden.If you love the blue shade but not the height try Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata in topiary pom pom form. This makes a great addition to a rock garden or a patio pot.How To Care For Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a tough conifer and requires little in the way of care once it's established. New plants require water and a thick layer of mulch in spring to ensure nutrients for the growing season. Plant yours in well-drained to dry soil in a sunny spot of any soil pH and water until established. Lack of water is the number one killer of new trees.Although Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata naturally grows in a tall columnar shape, you can prune at any time to maintain its bushiness or reduce the height. 

GBP 20.63
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Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth for Sale Online UK and IRL

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth for Sale Online UK and IRL

Pittosporum Tenuifolium ElizabethIf you are looking for a beautiful addition as a hedge or screen, at a wall-side or as a border shrub with wonderful foliage, have a look at ‘Elizabeth’. A variety of Pittosporum Tenuifolium, Elizabeth is a variegated version of this family with a definitive pink margin to the leaves making for an interesting combination of shades wherever you choose to place it. It has good drought resistance and its relatively low maintenance demands make it a good choice in Courtyard Gardens, City Gardens, at a Coastal Cottage, and most any informal Garden landscape. Its rounded habit with black stems and fresh leaves are an excellent addition to virtually any space, particularly borders. The glossy, leathery, variegated colouring and pink margins make it a popular choice among florists, and is known for holding its freshness in the arrangement. The colour of the leaves are especially pronounced in the winter. Though not particularly known for its flowers, the Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth expresses a small,star-shaped, 5-petaled flower with dark purple or chocolate brown colour. Borne in early summer, the flowers have a distinct fragrance of vanilla or honey, which is noted particularly in the evening hours. They develop a spherical woody fruit that when split, reveals their seeds nestled in a sticky, pulp-like substance. A member of the Pittosporaceae Family and the Pittosporium Genus,this shrub is known by other common names originating in its native New Zealand. It may be referred to as as tawhiwhi, kohuhu, and kohukohu.  Pittosporum Tenuifolium Elizabeth can grow to 2.5-4m in height and an equal spread at ultimate growth. It takes 10-20 years for this shrub to reach ultimate height and spread. Considered hardy to H4, care should be taken to avoid extremely cold temperature exposure. In the coldest districts it prefers some shelter, although Elizabeth is now seen to be hardier in the UK than perhaps first thought. It is well suited to Coastal areas.Elizabeth prefers full sun to partial shade, with South, West, or East facing aspects along with a sheltered site. Try to avoid north or east winds so as to lessen leaf scorch. It does best in well-drained soils with good humus content for water retention. Pittosporum has a wide range of soil texture preferences, including sand, clay, chalk, or loam. It thrives in near neutral, slightly alkaline or slightly acid soil pH’s. Relatively low maintenance, but it can be pruned in April or July if a hedge is desired. 

GBP 112.50
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Magnolia Kobus Tree Northern Japanese Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Kobus Tree Northern Japanese Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Kobus or the Northern Japanese Magnolia is a beautiful, slender small magnolia tree that reaches a maximum height of just 10 metres. It fits into almost all gardens schemes and particularly likes chalky soils.Magnolia Kobus is a popular deciduous small Japanese tree. Its fragrant white flowers are one of the first colours to emerge in April, sometimes March, after a long dark winter. The flowers are large, pure white blooms measuring up to 10 cm wide. Each bloom is individually comprised of six distinct snow white petals. This is not a tree for the impatient gardener though, because it can take up to 12-15 years for flowers to emerge. It is a slow growing beauty that’s in it for the long run. However, once you have waited out its maturity this is a regular, abundant bloomer. Flowers are followed by foliage and pink fruits with scarlet seeds that appear in late summer. The large leaves measuring up to 15 cm long are borne in thin ovals of a mid-green hue. They turn yellow in autumn and fall with the frosts.How Hardy is Magnolia KobusNorthern Japanese Magnolia is beautiful but it is extremely tough. It will withstand severe winters and sub-zero temperatures in soil that is not waterlogged.How To Use Magnolia KobusMagnolia Kobus is the perfect specimen plant for spring blooming. It is a great addition to a large garden border, or planted directly in the lawn in full view of the window. We provide this magnolia as a multi-stemmed specimen which makes it perfect for the natural feel of a wildlife garden.The shade cast by magnolia is light, so you can garden beneath it without the problems that heavy shade can create, and keep the flower display going all year round.  You can also grow this in a large well watered container which will look incredible on a patio.How To Care For Magnolia KobusThis is an excellent tree for chalky conditions, but it will grow well in most soils. Pruning is not required, but you can remove broken or crossed stems in mid-summer after the flowers have finished and the leaves have appeared.Although tough, flower buds may be damaged by late frosts, so it is best to site your Magnolia Kobus in a sheltered position with full sun that is free from freezing winds. Treat it to a thick layer of mulch at the beginning of each year for good healthy growth.Magnolia Kobus is a truly beautiful tree that stops passers-by in their tracks. If you have the patience to wait for an extraordinary flower then this stunning and fragrant tree is the one for you. For a small-sized evergreen option see Magnolia Grandiflora Little Gem. 

GBP 101.25
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Syringa Vulgaris or Common Lilac for Sale Buy Online UK

Syringa Vulgaris or Common Lilac for Sale Buy Online UK

Syringa Vulgaris or the Common Lilac, was a staple of British gardens in the 20th century but it fell out of fashion in the 1960s. These beautiful deciduous shrubs are rapidly making a comeback because of their stunning flowers and easy growth habit. Originally introduced as far back as the 16th century, Common Lilac is today very much a heritage plant back in fashion. The vast range of garden lilacs originated from this plant.In spring Common Lilac sprouts fresh new light-green foliage. These oval leaves with a pointed tip measure 2-12 cms in length and remain in place until the frosts of winter, but it is during May that Common Lilac comes into its own with masses of highly-scented light purple flowers. Syringa Vulgaris blooms grow as tiny, densely packed flowers hanging down in 8-18cms panicles. Butterflies and bees love lilac as it provides nectar throughout the summer. Lilac rivals buddleja as a butterfly bush. The glorious blooms ripen into winged seeds pods measuring around 1-2 cms long, which split open in autumn and release helicopter seeds.Height and Spread of Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is a fast-growing shrub or small tree that will reach a maximum height of six metres and spread over three metres within twenty years. It can be kept smaller with regular pruning.How Hardy is Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is a very hardy shrub that will survive sub-zero UK winters if its roots are kept from waterlogged soils.How To Use Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac can be grown anywhere, but it does need some space to ensure it doesn’t crowd out less vigorous plants. As a specimen shrub or tree that’s cut back each year it is stunning, particularly older specimens that develop a twisted, gnarled rugged bark.  Common Lilac can also be used as a flowering hedge or partition to mark areas of the garden.If you want to grow Lilac in a container it’s best to choose a smaller, more compact variety such as Syringa Meyeri Palibin.How To Care For Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is very easy to grow. It prefers full sun but is happy in partial shade too, and any garden soil is suitable, including chalky soils as long as it drains well.Some people are put off lilacs because they can become bushy and leggy, but this is easily avoided with yearly pruning. In its winter dormancy cut back a third of the new branch growth. A third is enough as it flowers on last year’s wood. Annual pruning ensures a bigger, better flower display as well as containing its height.Syringa Vulgaris is a colourful and deliciously scented garden shrub that deserves more use. It is one of the easiest to grow and puts on a stunning flower display in spring.

GBP 78.75
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