Deciduous trees
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Betula Ermanii 10-12cm Girth
Betula ermanii is a more subtle silver birch with it’s warm tones of creamy white and pinkish bark, some have distinctly orangey tones on the mature stem. It is a graceful and vigorous tree well suited for group planting. It can reach 25m. It is an extremely variable species, varying in the smoothness or peeling quality of their bark. Some bark on mature specimens has an almost velvet-like texture.
£210.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Betula utilis jacquemontii Doorenbos 10-12cm Girth
Betula utilis jacquemontii Doorenbos is also known as Silver Birch as a consequence of it’s ghostly white bark. When young branches are brown but as they mature peeling commences and in time it reveals first orangey tones followed by the hidden white bark. Excellent as lone specimens or in small clusters. Ideal for screening due to the light branches move gently on the wind without completely blocking out the sun.
£210.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Betula utilis jacquemontii Doorenbos 12-14cm Girth
Betula utilis jacquemontii Doorenbos is also known as Silver Birch as a consequence of it’s ghostly white bark. When young branches are brown but as they mature peeling commences and in time it reveals first orangey tones followed by the hidden white bark. Excellent as lone specimens or in small clusters. Ideal for screening due to the light branches move gently on the wind without completely blocking out the sun.
£245.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Betula Pendula 'Youngii' 8-10cm Girth
Betula pendula Youngii is an ideal specimen tree for planting on it’s own where it’s graceful weeping branches can be shown off to their best. Forms a domed shaped canopy. Bark colour is white sometimes with hints of copper.
£190.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides 10-12cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large leaves provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£99.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides 12-14cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large leaves provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£129.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides 14-16cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large leaves provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£180.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides aurea 10-12cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides aurea, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large yellow leaves, have bronze tints when young, provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£99.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides aurea 12-14cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides aurea, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large yellow leaves, have bronze tints when young, provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£129.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Catalpa bignonoides aurea 14-16cm girth
Catalpa bignonioides aurea, also known as the Indian Bean Tree, is an outstanding deciduous tree grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a spreading canopy and the large leaves provide dappled shade. The large yellow leaves, have bronze tints when young, provide interest in themselves although the tree is slow to leaf up in the spring. Hard pruning or pollarding of the tree encourages the leaves to grow bigger. Orchid like flowers are produced in mid summer when mature, these are followed by large bean pods that turn black in the autumn.
£180.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Cercis siliquastrum 10-12cm girth
Cercis siliquastrum, also known as the Judas tree, is a spreading deciduous tree best grown as an isolated specimen. It produces a rounded head. A stunning sight in spring when the branches can be clothed in clusters of rosy pea like flowers that are produced in the leaf axils, before the leaves develop. Flowering is followed by the development of the heart shaped leaves and red seed pods. Mature height 10m
£229.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Chitalpa taschkentensis 16-18cm girth
Chitalpa taschkentensis , also known as Summer Bells, is a rounded deciduous tree best grown as an isolated specimen. A stunning sight in summer when the branches can be clothed in frilly pink flowers with yellow throats. Although related to the Catalpa its leaves are long and thin. Mature height 10m
£149.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Clerodendron trichotomum 14-16cm girth
Clerodendron trichotomum, is a rounded deciduous tree best grown as an isolated specimen. Fragrant white flowers are borne above the large glossy green leaves in late summer. Flowers followed by decorative blue berries. Mature height 10m
£185.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Cornus mas 10-12cm girth
Cornus mas, commonly known as the Cornelian Cherry, is a rounded spreading deciduous tree best grown as an isolated specimen. Masses of small yellow flowers are produced on bare stems from February onwards. These can be followed by bright red edible cherry like fruits. Oval, dark green leaves change to reddish purple in autumn. Mature height 10m
£225.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Davidia involucrata 10-12cm girth
Davidia involucrata, commonly known as the Handkerchief Tree, is a conical deciduous tree best grown as an isolated specimen. The common name comes from the showy large white flowers (bracts) that are produced by established specimens in summer. Leaves are green, heart shaped, with a felt underneath.
£375.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade 10-12cm girth
Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade, also known as the Spindle tree, is a small arching deciduous tree producing a rounded head, best grown as an isolated specimen. The inconspicuous greenish flowers usually give way to an abundance of rosy red fruits, which eventually split to show off the orange seed. Leaves turn a rich red in autumn.
£180.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Koelreuteria paniculata fastigiata 14-16cm girth
Koelreuteria paniculata fastigiata, also known as the Golden Rain Tree, is a rare slow growing deciduous tree of narrowly columnar habit. The pinnate leaves act as a backdrop to large panicles of small yellow flowers in late summer, which give way to lantern like fruits.
£149.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Morus Alba 'Pendula' 10-12cm Girth
Morus Alba 'Pendula' (Weeping White Mulberry) is a small, deciduous, weeping tree with heart-shaped leaves. Green flowers in summer are followed by edible berries in autumn which emerge white and ripen to dark pink. A lovely specimen tree.
£98.00 inc. V.A.T.
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Prunus Serrula 10-12cm Girth
Prunus Serrula, commonly known as the Tibetan Cherry is a rounded, deciduous tree. Producing dark green leaves that turn yellow or red in autumn. The tree has glossy, coppery-red bark and small and bowl shaped white flowers in spring. Makes an attractive small sized specimen tree.
£145.00 inc. V.A.T.