• Acer campestre

    Field maple. A British native medium sized tree with green leaves that turn yellow in Autumn. Height 15m. Spread 8m. Deciduous.

  • Acer palmatum Atropurpureum

    Japanese maple. A arching tree with finely cut purple-red leaves. Height 3m. Spread 4m. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.

  • Acer palmatum dissectum Atropurpurea

    A small mound forming Acer with finely cut deeply divided leaves of deep crimson purple. A great specimen near water. Sheltered, lightly shaded site with well drained lightly acidic soil.

  • Acer palmatum dissectum Garnet

    Japanese maple. A small tree with deeply lobed purple-red leaves turning bright red in autumn. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered lightly shaded site. Mound forming.

  • Acer palmatum dissectum Stella Rossa

    Japanese maple. Slow growing deciduous Acer with lacy, pink-red foliage in the spring, which darkens to a rich purple in the summer, finally changing to bright flame-red in the autumn. Weeping habit, ideal for growing in containers, or for in a small garden.

  • Acer palmatum Emerald Lace

    Japanese maple. Vigorous, mound-forming, deciduous shrub with arching branches bearing rounded, lobed, deeply and finely cut, bright green leaves turning shades of red in autumn. Small, pendent clusters of tiny, reddish-purple flowers in spring are followed by red-winged fruit in summer.

  • Acer palmatum Garnet

    Japanese maple. A tree with deep orange-red leaves keeping its colour well into autumn. Height 3m. Spread 3m. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.

  • Acer palmatum Osakazuki

    Japanese maple. A large tree, with bright green deeply lobed leaves turning bright red in autumn. Height 6m. Spread 6m. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.

  • Acer palmatum Pixie

    Compact, upright, deciduous shrub or small tree with palmate leaves divided into five deeply- cut, dark reddish-purple leaves, reddish-pink in spring and turning bright red in autumn. Insignificant green flowers in spring are followed by winged, red seed pods.

  • Acer palmatum Shaina

    Japanese maple for the Patio. A petite. slow growing Japanese maple. Forms a compact globe of small red leaves that turn maroon in the Summer. Height 4-5 ft.

  • Acer palmatum Shishigashira (Crispifolium)

    Japanese maple. The foliage is bright green or yellow-green in spring and summer, turning orange and rust-red very late in autumn or early winter. In a good year when the weather hits it the right way, the autumn golds and reds of the leaves are extremely vibrant.

  • Betula albosinensis Fascination

    Open crown, shiny, burnished copper coloured peeling bark in different shades of rose, pink and purple. The leaves are oval to lance-shaped and pale green. Height 18m. Spread 10m. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Betula pendula Alba

    Silver Birch. Conical tree with peeling white bark, which becomes marked with dark rugged cracks at the base. Dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn. Yellow-brown catkins in spring. Height10-25m. Spread 7m. Deciduous.

  • Betula utilis Jacquemontii

    Himalayan Birch. Conical tree with peeling white bark. Dark green leaves turn yellow in Autumn. Yellow-brown catkins in Spring. Height 8m. Spread 5m. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Betula Youngii

    Young's Weeping Birch. Dome-shaped tree with pendulous branches and peeling white bark. Dark green leaves turn yellow in Autumn. Yellow-brown catkins in Spring. Height 4m. Spread 4m. Deciduous.

  • Carpinus betulus Fastigiata

    Fantastic specimen tree. Elegant shaped tree with serrate ribbed leaves and characteristic grey fluted bark. Height 7m. Spread 2m.

  • Castanea sativa

    Sweet Chestnut. Vigorous large tree with spirally furrowed bark when old. Toothed glossy dark green leaves. Laden with yellowish green catkins in Summer. Edible fruit in Autumn. Height 30m. Spread 15m.

  • Cotoneaster cornubia

    A vigorous semi-evergreen tree with arching branches and glossy, dark green leaves. Large bunches of white flowers are followed by really large round, bright red or orange-red fruit. Height 6m. Spread 4m. Flowers from May to July. Fruits from August good in sun or shade. Fibrous rooted.

  • Cotoneaster hybrida Pendula

    A weeping tree with dark green leaves. Bunches of small white flowers are followed by deep red fruit. Height 3m. Spread 2-5m. Flowers from May to June. Fruits from August. Good to screen fences or eyesores in sun or shade. Semi-evergreen.

  • Cotoneaster Rothschildianus

    A half standard with arching branches and deeply veined semi evergreen leaves. White flowers are followed by cream yellow round fruit becoming pink tinged in Winter. Flowers from May to June. Fruits from August Evergreen. Superb for screening. A neat small tree.

  • Cotoneaster x watereri

    Half standard, semi-evergreen tree with arching branches and glossy, dark green leaves. Large bunches of white flowers are followed by round, bright red or orange-red fruit. Flowers from May to July. Fruits from August good in sun or shade. A great tree for a small garden and year round interest.

  • Crataegus laevigata Crimson Cloud

    May. Midland Hawthorn. A rounded thorny tree with glossy mid-green leaves. Clusters of bright red flowers with white centres, followed by red or orange-red fruit. Height 8m. Spread 8m. Flowers from April to May. Fruits from June. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Crataegus laevigata Paul's Scarlet

    Midland Hawthorn. A rounded thorny tree with glossy mid-green leaves. Clusters of double scarlet flowers, followed by red or orange-red fruit. Height 8m. Spread 8m. Flowers from April to May. Fruits from June. Good in cold locations.

  • Crataegus prunifolia

    Hawthorn. A rounded tree with large thorns and glossy deep green leaves, turning orange and red in autumn. Clusters of white flowers. followed by bright red fruit. Height 8m. Spread 10m. Flowers from April to June. Fruits from July Deciduous.

  • Crataegus roseaplena

    Midland Hawthorn. A rounded thorny tree with glossy mid-green leaves. Clusters of double white flowers, ageing to pink. followed by red or orange-red fruit. Height 8m. Spread 8m. Flowers from April to May. Fruits from June Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Cytisus battandieri

    Pineapple Broom. An upright tree-like shrub with silvery grey leaves. Attractive upright, dense racemes of yellow. pineapple-scented flowers. Height 5m. Spread 5m.Flowers from July to August. Deciduous. Hardy. Sheltered Site.

  • Fagus sylvatica

    Common Beech. A British native tree with wavy margined leaves, pale at first, turning glossy dark green. Height 25m. Spread 15m. Deciduous. Leaves turn russet in autumn and stay on until spring. SOLD @ 40 -60cms.

  • Fagus sylvatica Atropunicea

    Purple Beech. A large tree with light red leaves in spring turning dark purple. Height 18m. Spread 7-10m. Deciduous. Can be kept clipped as a hedge in which case the leaves remain on the plant until the following spring.

  • Juglans nigra

    Black Walnut. A beautiful dome shaped tree with glossy dark green leaves, greenish yellow flowers followed by edible nuts contained within a round fruit. Height 20m. Spread 15m. Flowers from May to June. Fruits from August. Deciduous.

  • Laburnum vossii Golden Chain

    A spreading tree with dark green leaves and very long racemes of golden yellow flowers from late Spring to early Summer. Height 8m. Spread 8m. A sterile variety so produces no seeds. Trifoliata leaves are silvery green at first, darkening as Summer progresses.

  • Liquidambar styraciflua

    Sweet Gum. A tree with deeply divided glossy leaves turning brilliant orange, red and purple in Autumn. Height 25m. Spread 12m. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Liquidambar styraciflua Aurea

    Sweet Gum. A tree with deeply divided, glossy leaves, turning brilliant orange, red and purple in autumn. Height 25m. Spread 12m. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Liquidambar styraciflua Slender Silhouette

    Sweet Gum. A broadly conical bush with deeply divided, glossy leaves, turning brilliant orange, red and purple in autumn. Height 25m. Spread 12m. Deciduous. Hardy.

  • Malus Butterball

    Crab Apple. A small spreading tree with slightly drooping branches. flowers pink in bud opening white. Fruits yellow with an orange flush. A good tree for a small space. 5m High.

  • Malus Cheal's Weeping

    'Cheal's Weeping' is a compact, semi-weeping, deciduous tree with ovate to elliptic, toothed, dark green leaves turning yellow in autumn. Clusters of fragrant, pink flowers in mid-spring are followed by small, edible, spherical, orange-red fruit in autumn.

  • Malus domestica

    Dessert Apple. Fairly resistant to bruising with a sweet, grainy, mild flavour and a thinner skin than most apples. A mid October dessert apple. Deciduous. Hardy, full sun.

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