Dry and sandy conditions
Suitable for dry and sandy soils
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The pure form of P. nigra, sometimes called var. austrica, is easily confused with the much more widely planted Corsican pine. Old trees tend to be heavily branched and less monopodial. This is a good...[more] |
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Botanist's prefer this tree to be called subspecies laricio, but foresters are more familiar with var. maritima. Corsican pine has been the main component of British forestry in the south and east of ...[more] |
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Vast forests of this pine extend from Siberia to the British Isles and north to the Arctic Circle. Only Scottish trees are believed to be truly native to Britain. The last natives in England were cut ...[more] |
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This cultivar of common silver birch has all the features of the silver birch but in addition it has finely cut foliage. Furthermore most specimens are very symmetrical and elegant, with fine graceful...[more] |
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Usually rounded but often wide spreading, this is an elegant tree which becomes a special feature both in spring and autumn each year. It is worth a place in every lowland collection where space permi...[more] |
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A large ornamental tree in Britain with silver backed leaves which are five lobed and deeply indented giving a delicate lacy look to the whole tree. Open grown specimens rapidly reach 20 metres or mor...[more] |
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