Photinia Dynamo Red is basically an improved type of Red Robin, its spectacular new leaves emerge brilliant red in early Spring with the colour persisting for longer and further flushes of colour through the season.
A spreading, evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves, red when young. Small white flowers are followed by bright red fruit. Height 4m. Flowers from May to June. Fruits from August Evergreen. Prune hard and feed often.
London Plane. A vigorous tree with flaking brown, grey and cream bark. Bright green leaves with inconspicuous flowers followed by brown fruits in autumn and winter.
Lombardy Poplar. A vigorous narrowly columnar tree with glossy dark green leaves turning yellow in autumn. Pendent catkins in spring. Height 30m. Spread 5m.
Flagpole Cherry. A narrow erect tree with yellowish bronze leaves in spring. Pretty semi-double pale pink flowers in early spring. Height 8m. Spread 4m. Great for confined spaces or to create spatial arrangements.
Ornamental Cherry. A half standard with bronze leaves when young. turning red in autumn. Pretty double white flowers in mid-spring. followed by red fruit.
Cherry Plum. Myrobalan. A spreading tree with dark purple leaves red when young. Pretty pink flowers in early spring. Height 7m. Spread 4m. Flowers from March to April. Deciduous. Hardy.
Grows to become a small tree with a compact spherical crown. Depending on the site of the graft it attains a height of 3.5 - 5 m. The crown grows to approx. 1.5 - 2 m wide and at a later age has a tendency to droop somewhat. The bark turns from grey to dark reddish-brown; young twigs have a silver-grey colour. The fairly small dark green leaves are ovoid to obovate and measure 3-5 cm. In the autumn they turn bronze-red to orange-yellow. The tree produces white single flowers in April. They grow in bundles of 2 to 4. The round red fruits, measuring approx. 1 cm, do not appear very often. The tree requires fertile and humid soil.
Cherry Laurel. A new Swiss hybrid with a narrow upright habit so ideal hedging Laurel. A dense bushy evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves. Fragrant white flowers on upright spikes in spring. followed by red fruit ripening to black. Height 8m. Spread 3m. For hedging plant 60cm to 90cm apart, clip annually to required height.
Cherry Laurel. Laurel. A dense bushy evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves. Fragrant white flowers on upright spikes in spring, followed by red fruit ripening to black. Height 8m. Spread 3m. For hedging plant 60cm to 90cm apart. clip annually to required height.
Portugal Laurel. Laurel. A dense bushy shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Fragrant white flowers on pendent racemes in early summer, followed by red fruit ripening to black. Height 3m. Spread 2m. Flowers from June to July. Fruits from July. Evergreen.
Portuguese Laurel. A dense bushy shrub with glossy dark green leaves. Fragrant white flowers on pendent racemes in early summer, followed by red fruit ripening to black. Height 3m. Spread 2m. Flowers from June to July. Fruits from July. Evergreen.
Medium-sized, conical, deciduous tree with shiny, golden-brown bark, peeling once mature. Small, scented, fluffy, white flowers are produced in clusters in spring, followed by small, black, cherry-like fruit. The small, dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn.
Sargent Cherry. A spreading tree with dark green leaves. red when young. turning orange-red in autumn. Pretty bowl-shaped pink flowers in mid-spring followed by glossy crimson fruit. Height 20m. Spread 15m.
Snake Bark Cherry. A spreading tree with glossy, peeling copper-brown bark. Pretty bowl-shaped white flowers in late spring followed by red fruit. Height 10m. Spread 10m. Flowers from April to May. Fruits from June Deciduous.
Ornamental Cherry. An upright spreading tree with bronze leaves when young. Pretty, huge, double deep pink flowers from mid to late spring. Height 10m. Spread 7m. Flowers from April to May. Deciduous.
Cheals Weeping Cherry. A weeping tree with bronze leaves when young. Pretty clusters of fully double bright pink flowers before the leaves. from mid to late spring. Height 4m. Spread 3m.
Cheals Weeping Cherry. A weeping tree with bronze leaves when young. Pretty clusters of fully double bright pink flowers before the leaves, from mid to late spring. Height 4m. Spread 3m.
Small deciduous tree with compact crown of ascending branches. Leaves open bronze, later green, with some orange tints in autumn. Double, light pink flowers 5cm in width in drooping clusters in late spring.
Glossy mahogany bark Slender, upright form and attractive foliage, with delicate clusters of white blossoms in spring, followed by small, spherical fruits.
Light green new foliage darkens as it matures before turning fiery shades of orange and red in autumn. This tree has slightly curved branches that are shrouded with cup-shaped, scented white flowers in mid-spring. This tree has a uniquely beautiful shape as its spreading branches reach out to form an almost 'flat topped' crown.
A half standard with bronze leaves when young. Pretty bowl-shaped, white flowers in mid-spring. Height 8m. Spread 10m.
Ornamental Cherry. A rounded tree with bronze leaves when young. Pretty frilly-margined, double, pink and white flowers in pendent clusters in late spring. Good autumn colour. Height 5m. Spread 8m.
Rosebud Cherry. A spreading small tree or bush with bronze young leaves turning yellow in autumn. Pretty semi-double white flowers tinged pink in mild periods between autumn and spring. Red fruits ripening to black. Flowers from September to April. Fruits from May. Deciduous.
Rosebud Cherry. A spreading tree with bronze young leaves turning yellow in autumn. Pretty semi-double pink flowers in mild periods between autumn and spring. Red fruits ripening to black. Height 8m. Spread 8m.
Pear. A narrowly conical tree with glossy, dark green leaves turning red in late autumn. Clusters of white flowers in spring followed by brown fruit. Height 15m. Spread 6m. Flowers from March to April. Fruits from May. Deciduous.
A weeping tree with narrow grey-felted leaves. Clusters of creamy white flowers in spring followed by green fruit. Height 5m. Spread 4m. Flowers from March to April. Fruits from May. Deciduous.
A weeping tree with narrow grey-felted leaves. Clusters of creamy white flowers in spring followed by green fruit. Height 5m. Spread 4m. Flowers from March to April. Fruits from May. Deciduous.
Holm Oak. A rounded, evergreen tree with dark grey bark and glossy, dark green leaves, silvery grey when young. Produces rounded acorns. Eventually a big tree. Flowers from May to June. Evergreen. Frost hardy. Multiple plants can be used for hedging in windy locations.
A rare, evergreen species of oak native to northern parts of Mexico. Bold, shiny-green leaves, shaped like those of a laurel but lighter in texture. The new growth in spring is a beautiful, rich-purple before darkening to green as it ages. Late flushes of young growth in July / August may also be the same, vivid purple colour. Full sun or light, dappled shade. Moist yet well drained, fertile soil. Reasonably hardy. Requires shelter from cold winter winds. Height up to 10 m (32 ft). Spread 8 m (26 ft).
Holm Oak. A rounded evergreen tree with dark grey bark and glossy, dark green leaves, silvery grey when young. Produces rounded acorns. Eventually a big tree. Flowers from May to June. Evergreen. Frost hardy. Multiple plants can be used for hedging in windy locations.
Cork Oak. A rounded evergreen tree with thick corky bark. Dark green leaves are grey-hairy beneath. Produces acorns. Height 20m. Spread 20m. Flowers from May to June. Evergreen. Frost hardy. Shelter from cold drying winds.
Rare, low maintenance, handsome tree renowned for its colourful foliage. New leaves emerge deep burgundy-red in spring, turning dark green, before developing red and orange tints in autumn. Small male and female catkins appear in March, followed by acorns in late summer to early autumn.
This tree of medium height and broadly rounded habit, it is greatly prized for its showy and highly ornamental lilac-pink flowers. It thrives on any soil, and tolerates urban pollution, but is not good in windy, exposed locations due to its rather brittle branches.
Scarlet Willow. An elegant tree with a broadly conical habit, though branches droop at the tips. The stems are a brilliant red in winter, this colour is best if the plant is pruned hard every second year, so keeping the plant to the size of a medium shrub rather than a tree.
Golden Weeping Willow. Large weeping tree with golden branches that cascade to the ground. Deciduous. Sun or partial shade. Good in moist situations. Height 8m.
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