Wildlife Friendly

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  • wild service tree

    Wild Service Tree

    Sorbus Torminalis

    The Wild Service Tree (Sorbus Torminalis) is a unique tree known for its delicious, sugar-rich berries with hints of dried apricot and sultana, once a sweet treat for country folk. It features attractive dark brown and grey bark, white flowers in spring, and leathery brown fruits that ripen in September. In autumn, its leaves turn a vibrant crimson red. Perfect for adding seasonal interest, this tree thrives in well-drained soil and requires pruning in late winter or early spring. A beautiful and historically significant addition to any garden.
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  • goat willow

    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 May. It has smooth bark twigs and the leaves are quite rounded.
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  • wych elm leaves

    Wych Elm trees

    Ulmas Glabra

    The hardiest elm, able to grow in coastal conditions as well as hillsides, can also grow by water. Purplish flowers appear before leaves, fruit drops July time and in autumn leaves turn yellow.
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