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Trees and shrubs that support a diverse range of wildlife species.

Beech tree (fagus sylvatica) or hedging plants

Beech tree (fagus sylvatica) or hedging plants

The mighty beech makes a bold statement, consequently it is a top pick among homeowners looking for a low maintenance tree to decorate their property.What's more, can live up to 400 years, ...[more]


Downy Birch tree native british

Downy Birch tree native british

This British native birch tree is the best choice for planting on wet sites. It is completely hardy throughout Britain and will provide shelter for other species of trees planted near...[more]


Field Maple tree or hedging plants

Field Maple tree or hedging plants

The field maple is a deciduous British native tree particularly valued for the wildlife it supports, its small size (seldom over 18 metres tall) and subtle autumn foliage colo...[more]


Hornbeam tree or hedging plants

Hornbeam tree or hedging plants

The hornbeam tree is native to Europe and Asia Minor, including southern Britain. It is superficially like beech but is more tolerant of frost and poor ground. The wood is white, h...[more]


Common oak tree native

Common oak tree native

The familiar common or English oak is found across most of lowland Britain. Oak timber is legendary for its strength and appearance. There are good and bad oak timber sites. It prefer...[more]


Rowan Mountain Ash tree

Rowan Mountain Ash tree

The Rowan or Mountain ash is a native species seen at its best amongst the acid rocky uplands of the north and in Wales. Its display of golden leaves and bunches of radia...[more]


Sessile Oak tree

Sessile Oak tree

Of the two common oaks in Britain the sessile oak tends to prefer clay soil or sandy sites. It is native. Common and sessile oak are very alike but the sessile oak produces its acorns directly...[more]


Small leaved Lime Tree or Avenue

Small leaved Lime Tree or Avenue

The small leaved lime is an excellent tree for avenue planting and gives good shade. Produces white-ivory small flowers in mid summer.
It has nothing in common with citrus ...[more]


Wild Cherry tree:Prunus Avium( Gean)

Wild Cherry tree:Prunus Avium( Gean)

Recommended-Wild Cherry makes a wonderful Spring/summer gift, because as the tree matures, it blossoms in the spring with lovely, white/pink flowers. At your request we...[more]


Wild Service Tree

Wild Service Tree

The wild service tree is one of the rarest of British native trees.  In years gone by the berries were a delicacy for country folk, hanging from strings in kitchens to ripen and then eate...[more]


Willow (Goats willow),(Puzzy Willow) Salix Caprea tree

Willow (Goats willow),(Puzzy Willow) Salix Caprea tree

The genus Salix contains 300-500 species (taxonomists cannot agree). These may be dwarf shrubs, bushes or large trees. Many are suitable for ornamental use. Coppice and pollards of some provide superb...[more]


Wych Elm tree

Wych Elm tree

Wych elm is reproduced by seed and not by suckering so it is more resistant to Dutch elm disease than English elm. In areas where the disease is no longer prevalent planting may be worthwhile again. T...[more]


Blackthorn (Sloe)  native hedging plants **Security Proof has StrongThorns**

Blackthorn (Sloe) native hedging plants **Security Proof has StrongThorns**

Blackthorn hedge has dark strong thorns making it a perfect barrier against unwanted pets and visitors.Beautiful white flowers are produced in early spring, followed by Sloe berrie...[more]


BOX  hedging plant topiary or shrub*Special offer 25% OFF !*

BOX hedging plant topiary or shrub*Special offer 25% OFF !*

Box, evergreen hedging plants has quite a slow growth rate. Small, glossy leaves of the boxwood make it ideal for low hedges. Hardy native ever...[more]


Common Yew (Taxus Baccata) evergreen hedging plants or tree

Common Yew (Taxus Baccata) evergreen hedging plants or tree

English Yew makes a dense, dark green hedge with bright fruits making it attractive to the birds.Easy maintained as an attractive evergreen boundary hedge.Harmful to humans,pe...[more]


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