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  • Alder Buckthorn (Rhamanus Frangula)

    Alder Buckthorn (Rhamanus Frangula) is a small, thornless tree of wet woodland, riverbanks and heath lands. It is widespread, but scarce across England and Wales. Clusters of pale green flowers appear in late spring and bunches of red berries ripen to a purple-black colour in autumn. Both Alder and Purging buckthorn are the main food…
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  • aspen populus termula

    ASPEN Populus Tremula- Buy Online

    Bare root stock available Oct-April or PRE ORDER NOW and reserve Aspen (Populas Tremula) It is a very hardy species and tolerates long, cold winters and short summers. Aspen is resistant to browsing pressure by fallow deer due to unpleasant taste. The silver marked bark and the quiver foliage makes this tree extremely attractive.  A…
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  • Brewers weeping Spruce trees (picea breweriana) evergreen arboretum tree ‘a must have spruce’.

    Fantastic for lawn centre piece Brewers Spruce trees(picea breweriana).   An evergreen conifer forming a medium-sized tree of broadly conical habit, with drooping curtains of dark green foliage, and oblong purplish cones to 10cm in length. With rigid, needle-like leaves arranged singly all round the shoots, and narrow, leathery-scaled cones borne near the ends of the…
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  • common alder tree

    Common Alder trees (alnus glutinosa

    Bare root stock available Oct-April or PRE ORDER NOW and reserve Trees, the valuable British native (alnus glutinosa) common alder tree species that's known to directly support over 90 different organisms. Thrives in wet soils, prevents erosion on river banks. Male and female catkins grow on same tree ripening in spring. The rough bark…
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  • Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga Menzieii)

    Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menzieii) apart from the Giant Redwood is the tallest tree growing on the North American west coast. They are large and vigorous evergreen conifers. They are great for poor soil, as long as the site is not dry. Mature trees in the open have a lush, attractive canopy. It can be grown…
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  • Dove tree hankerchief tree

    Dove Tree (Davidia Involucrata) or Hankerchief tree

    Dove trees (Davidia Involucrata trees) also known as the handkerchief tree or ghost tree is a deciduous conically shaped tree. It is much sought after for its large droopy white flowers that do look like 'ladies handkerchief' scattered on branches when more mature. It should be planted in rich damp soil with a fairly sheltered position.   Can tolerate full…
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  • golden weeping willow

    Golden Weeping Willow Tree (Salix Chrysocoma)

    Golden weeping willow tree. From an early age golden weeping willow trees produces a round cascade of yellow twigs and green leaves, reaching almost to the ground. A fast large growing tree that can be propagated by pushing a long twig into the ground. It will soon root itself and grow into a good sapling.…
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  • Salix Integra-Hakuro Nishiki

    Grafted Willow (Salix Integra-Nishiki Flamingo)

    Salix Integra-Nishiki Flamingo also known as Willow tree, this stunning 'flamingo willow' produces a brilliant spring and summer display, bursting forth from bare branches, often with catkins, into a mass of amazing creamy-pink variegated and tipped new shoots, set against white mottled and marbled leaves. This grafted willow makes an excellent choice for any small…
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  • Grey Alder trees (alnus incana)

    Bare root stock available Oct-April or PRE ORDER NOW and reserve Grey Alder (alnus incana) trees.This is a widely distributed aggressive pioneer species from mainland Europe and Russia, but it is not a British native. A subspecies (rugosa) occurs across North America. It is totally hardy in most of Britain, and thrives on…
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  • Lawson Cypress Hedging Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana

    Lawson Cypress (Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana)

    Lawson Cypress (Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana) hedging of this species is now more common than plantations of it. Excellent wind break hedge when grown together with regular maintenance. Nevertheless it is a respectable forest tree in its native SW Oregon and NW California. Trees 50 metres tall are known, a salutary lesson for hedge planters! When Lawson…
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