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Wild Service Tree (Sorbus Torminalis)
The wild service tree (sorbus torminalis) has red - crimson leaves in autumn and is one of the rarest of British native trees. Flowers appear May/June time, clustered fruit ripens in September, leaves turn purplish/red in autumn. In years gone by the berries were a delicacy for country folk, hanging from strings in kitchens to ripen and then…From: £4.80 View Product -
Willow (Goats willow),(Pussy Willow) Salix Caprea
Salix Caprea - Goats willow also known as pussy willow or sallow. Normally grows as a sizeable bush but occasionally reaches 10 metres as a small tree. In spring, male trees are quite stunning with their display of bright yellow catkins. The female tree's catkins develop cottony seeds which are released into the wind during…From: £0.90 View Product -
Wych Elm trees (Ulmas Glabra). Hardiest elm, able to grow in coastal conditions and by water.
Wych Elm trees (Ulmas Glabra) is a hardy native Elm that can be used as a hedge plant. As a hedge can be clipped which looks great in summer with its lush, big serrated leaves, in autumn turning distinctive yellow. Wych Elm (Ulmus Glabra) is a very hardy, large native tree ,…From: £1.44 View Product