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Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’été Summer Snow

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’été (Summer Snow) is an early flowering deciduous snow white crape myrtle from the new Indiya Charms collection that’s been bred to withstand a northern European climate. Neige d’été’s pure white flowers start appearing in June, a month before traditional crepe myrtles, and hang in medium-sized panicles packed with individual flowerheads that pollinators love.Lagerstroemia Summer Snow is a bushy, upright shrub with dark green leaves. Foliage shoots are red and autumnal leaves turn orange before falling with frosts to reveal textured grey bark. Lagerstroemia Neige d’été brings colour, structure, and interest throughout the year.Height and Spread of Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’étéLagerstroemia Neige d’été is a compact, middle-sized shrub that will reach between 2-4 metres in height and spread to 2.5 metres over 10-20 years. They can be kept smaller with an annual prune.How Hardy Is Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’étéLagerstroemia Summer Snow needs plenty of sunshine to produce flowers but it is hardy down to -15 once established. Young plants under 3-4 years old should be given frost protection if harsh conditions are forecast.How To Use Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’étéLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’été is bright in a summer border and attracts plenty of pollinators. In autumn the foliage turns a warm golden orange and winter interest is brought by its peeling bark. Plant yours at the back of a mixed border, in a curated ‘white garden’, or as a striking specimen tree in the lawn. Lagerstroemia Neige d’été will grow in large well-watered containers on a bare patio too.How To Care For Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Neige d’étéThe Indiya Charms series is bred for our Northern European climate but they still flower best in full sun - preferably against a warm wall or fence. Fertile well-drained soil of any pH is suitable for crape myrtles and there’s no need to prune unless you want to restrict its size. Cut out broken or crossed branches in late winter or early spring and remove 1/3rd of branch length if size is a consideration. Mulch Lagerstroemia Summer Snow well in spring, water well, and protect from frost until it’s established for a frilly white show in early summer. 

GBP 124.00

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Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été Summer Violet

Lagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été - Indiya Charms CollectionLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été (Summer Violet) is an early flowering deciduous violet purple crape myrtle from the new Indiya Charms collection that’s been bred to suit the Northern European climate. Crape myrtles have been underused in British gardens for years, but they are an excellent choice of flowering shrub if you have a sunny spot.Violet d’été has crinkled ‘crape paper’ violet flowers that start appearing in June, a month before traditional crape myrtles. The intense violet flowers hang in medium-sized panicles packed with individual flower heads that attract bees and butterflies. Lagerstroemia Indian Charms Summer Violet is a bushy, upright shrub with dark green leaves. When young the foliage shoots are red and in autumn they turn orange before falling with frosts to reveal textured, peeling bark. Height and Spread of Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Violet d’été is a compact, middle-sized shrub that will reach between 2-4 metres in height and spread to 2.5 metres over 10-20 years. They can be kept smaller with an annual prune if necessary.How Hardy Is Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Summer Violet is hardy down to -15 once established but needs plenty of sunshine to produce flowers. Young plants under 3-4 years old should be given frost protection if harsh conditions are forecast.How To Use Indiya Charms Violet d’étéLagerstroemia Indiya Charms Violet d’été brings lots of intense summer colour and attracts plenty of pollinators. In autumn the foliage turns a cheerful orange and winter interest is brought by its structure and peeling bark. Plant yours at the back of a mixed border with others from the Indiya Charms range or as a striking single specimen tree in the lawn.  Lagerstroemia Violet d’été stops traffic in a sunny front garden and will grow in large well-watered containers on a bare patio too. How To Care For Indiya Charms Violet d’étéThe Indiya Charms series is bred for our European climate but they still flower best in full sun.Against a warm wall or fence in fertile well-drained soil of any pH is best for crape myrtles and there’s no need to prune unless you want to restrict its size. Cut out broken or crossed branches in late winter or early spring and remove 1/3rd of branch length if size is a consideration. Mulch Lagerstroemia Summer Violet well in spring, water well, and protect from frost until it’s established. 

GBP 185.00

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Pyracantha Saphyr Yellow climbing shrub for sale online UK

Pyracantha Saphyr YellowPyracantha Saphyr Yellow (Yellow Firethorn) is a spiny, prickly bushy dense evergreen climbing shrub, with small dark green leaves and clusters of white flowers that emerge in late spring early summer followed by decorative yellow berries from summer through to autumn.  This is a hardy climber that is relatively disease resistant and highly decorative with its lovely profusion of ornamental berries after flowering. This climber is a great fence or wall cover. Because of its thorny spines, you can think of it as Nature’s perfect barbed wire. Pyracantha Saphyr Yellow is a wildlife friendly addition to the garden that will be much appreciated by the birds, bees and butterflies.  Yellow Firethorn will reach a maximum height of 4 metres and a maximum spread of 3 metres. It likes full sun and partial shade, and any well drained fertile soil. 

GBP 71.50

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Hydrangea Aspera Villosa Hydrangea Villosa Group for Sale UK

Hydrangea Aspera Villosa also called the Hydrangea Villosa Group, are lovely, late summer bloomers which will make your garden glow with their purple flowers. These long-lasting and exotic-looking plants will fit right in to a shady spot in your garden! Native to western China, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa are a type of what are called rough-leaved hydrangea, but that descriptor belies the soft, velvety texture of the greyish-green leaves of this deciduous shrub. However, it is for the spectacular late-summer blooms that the Hydrangea Villosa Group is prized. Starting in July, the large, deep pink flower buds emerge, opening into large flat-topped flower heads, up to 20 cm across, revealing a beautiful deep blue-purple lace cap highlighted with small mauve-white florets. The flower display lasts into October, attracting bees and butterflies to your garden when other nectar sources have dried up. Hardy in most of the UK, even in severe winters, the Hydrangea Villosa Group will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5-3 metres in 10 to 20 years. Prune in early spring to remove dead or damaged branches only, as flowers bloom on old wood. If necessary, cut back an overgrown Hydrangea Aspera Villosa in mid-summer.  Hydrangea Aspera Villosa can be planted in anything from full sun to shade in an exposed or sheltered position, in well-drained but moist loam, sand, or clay soil amended with plenty of organic material and with an acid to neutral pH. One of the advantages of the Hydrangea Villosa Group is that it is not dependent on an acid soil to maintain the blue colouration. While it will grow in a coastal garden, it should be given some protection from salt winds. However, hydrangeas are very tolerant of pollution, so will do well in city gardens. Deer resistant, Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will thrive in a country location without additional protection. A specimen Hydrangea Aspera Villosa will create a splendid late summer show when other flowers have quit for the year, carrying through into the autumn. Plant it in a mixed border or against a wall for maximum impact, but give it room to spread. It’s a natural choice for a cottage garden! Hydrangea Aspera Villosa is an old favourite, and for good reason: this hardy, low-maintenance beauty will grace your garden with its striking purple blooms, bringing colour to the autumn garden!

GBP 213.75

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Acer Palmatum Shaina Japanese Acer for sale online UK wide

Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina)Acer Palmatum Shaina (Japanese Maple Shaina) is a compact little tree, a dwarf Japanese Maple in fact, with the most brilliant flaming red new foliage in the spring. In the summer, the foliage turns a deeper burgundy red and finally changes to a fantastically deep crimson in the autumn. A riot of red colour, this little Acer will punch well above its weight in terms of injecting a blast of fiery red to your garden or terrace.Acer Palmatum Shaina will naturally grow into a lovely mound-shape to around 1.5 metres high by 1.5 metres wide. If you would rather keep it smaller, it is easy to trim. It prefers full sun (which helps it produce more vibrant foliage colour) but tolerates partial shade.Japanese Maples or Acers are famous around the world for their brilliant autumn colour and the elegance of their form. Acers are a treasured plant in any style of garden and are particularly suitable for growing in pots. When grown in containers, this slows down the growth rate.Why not combine low growing acers in your garden with upright Japanese maples? Japanese Acers look fantastic planted together where they provide a tapestry of colour through spring, summer and autumn.

GBP 467.50

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Sorbus Aucuparia Edulis Tree. Rowan, Mountain Ash Buy UK

Sorbus Aucuparia Edulis is also known as Rowan or Mountain Ash (NB - this tree has no connection to Ash Trees) and is actually a member of the rose family. These highly attractive deciduous, ornamental trees are grown especially for their colourful berries which cover the tree in summer and are adored by birds. In the winter season we also have this plant available in bare root form.This multi-stemmed tree can also be kept as a shrub, it is a round shape with pinnate-paired leaves that are a lovely deep green contrasting beautifully with the bright red berries. The small white flowers appear in Spring time in clusters of blossom - followed by the orange and red berries which appear in summer through to early autumn.The fastigiate form of Sorbus Aucuparia is particularly suited to small gardens, a columnar shape these trees have a narrow habit that works well in smaller spaces.The leaves will change colour in Autumn to a lovely golden yellow - these attractive ornamental trees provide interest through most seasons and are very low maintenance.Growing Tip - Rowan will grow in most soil types including slightly acid soil, can even be grown in poor sandy soil and is very easy to grow and maintain.

GBP 123.75

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Prunus Triloba Rosenmund Cherry Almond or Flowering Almond

Prunus Triloba Rosenmund (often Rosemund) is a deciduous small tree or shrub commonly known as Flowering Almond or Cherry Almond. It’s smothered in double pink flowers on bare branches during spring and small red fruits emerge in summer. It’s a great choice of tree for small gardens, Japanese-style gardens or sunny mixed borders.Prunus Triloba is native to Japan and northern China, but it’s grown well in the UK for the past 100 years. The cultivar Rosenmund is a relatively new variety with its parent plant’s hardy nature, but extra special beautiful rich pink blossom. Each double bloom is large, bowl-shaped and covers its densely branched bare branches in a huge flush of spectacular colour.Rich mid-green leaves emerge when the blossom has faded, which are paler on the underside and produce a fluttering effect in the breeze. In late summer, fertilized blossom matures into handsome red fruits that birds enjoy as the deciduous foliage turns yellow and falls for winter in a show of autumn colour. Because Flowering Almond Rosenmund has three seasons of interest it’s perfect for smaller gardens when every inch of space has to work hard. This plant is synonymous with Prunus Triloba Korros.Height and Spread of Prunus Triloba RosenmundFlowering Almond Rosenmund is slow growing and bushy. It can reach several metres in height and spread but can be trained in a more compact shape if required.How Hardy is Prunus Triloba RosenmundThis is a hardy shrub that can tolerate minus temperatures in winter if its roots are well drained and it receives plenty of summer sun.How To Use Prunus Triloba RosenmundCherry Almond Rosemund is a small shrub with a big impact. Its springtime blossom show is second to none, and its summer display of fluttering two-tone foliage with red fruits is equally handsome. Use it as a specimen shrub, as part of a mixed border in Japanese or country-style gardens, or as a standalone feature in an urban courtyard. A swathe along a wall-side border is hard to beat. It’s usually grown as a bushy shrub, but it can be trained into a small tree over time or fan-trained against a wall.This beautiful shrub will also thrive in a well-watered and fed container. It’s a must for blossom lovers and an excellent housewarming gift.How to Care for Prunus Triloba RosenmundDespite its spectacular blossom and foliage displays, Flowering Almond Rosenmund needs very little care.Plant it in full sun to partial shade in well-drained fertile soil and it will grow without fuss. A sheltered spot is best to preserve the blossom. Cover the roots in well-rotted organic matter each spring and prune back old flowering shoots after flowering.

GBP 99.00

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Magnolia Grandiflora Alta Magnolia Alta Bull Bay Alta

Magnolia Grandiflora Alta is an evergreen narrow version of the much loved Magnolia Grandiflora. It has large cup-shaped white blooms in summer and glossy green leaves. It’s a more manageable version of Grandiflora that’s perfect for compact gardens.Magnolias are some of the oldest plants on record, their fossilised remains date back 95 million years. Magnolia Grandiflora was named after Pierre Magnol and it’s native to the southeastern United States.  The cultivar Magnolia Grandiflora Alta is synonymous with Magnolia Grandiflora TMGH and also known as Bull Bay Alta. It’s a fastigiate version of Magnolia Grandiflora that retains its huge lemon-scented goblet flowers but is much narrower in form.Bull Bay Alta has dark glossy green foliage with brown furry undersides borne on upright fastigiate branches all year long. Its magnificent flowers emerge in summer and bloom until autumn if it’s grown in a sheltered spot that’s protected from strong winds.This is a beautiful tree with the attributes of stately Magnolia Grandiflora, but repackaged for modern compact gardens and urban spaces.Height And Spread of Magnolia Grandiflora AltaMagnolia Alta is tall and narrow. It can reach six metres in height and 2.5 metres in spread over 5-10 years.How Hardy Is Magnolia Grandiflora AltaMagnolias are UK winter hardy in a sheltered spot with well-drained roots.How To Use Magnolia Grandiflora AltaThis fastigiate evergreen tree creates an excellent flowering evergreen screen and lots of impact when it’s planted in a group, especially when it’s in flower.Plant Bull Bay Alta in mixed informal flower beds or urban courtyards as an architectural statement tree with pollinator-friendly summer to autumn flowers.How To Care For Magnolia Grandiflora AltaDespite its delicate-looking flowers Magnolia Alta is easy to grow. It needs a wind-sheltered position to retain its blooms and frost may damage its buds, so avoid planting into frost pockets. A spot in full sun will encourage an abundant flower display.Like all magnolias, Alta prefers neutral to acidic soil but this can be clay, loam or sand based.Pruning isn’t necessary, but damaged or wayward branches can be removed after flowering or in the dormant winter months. Apply a thick layer of bracken or pine-based mulch in early spring and water it well until you see new growth.

GBP 198.75

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Purple Beech Trees. Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea Buy UK

Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea. Commonly known as Purple BeechA magnificent tree the purple majestic can be seen in absolute contrast to the myriad of greens in the UK landscape. As a specimen tree it was often used by Capability Brown and has become a firm favourite for woodland style planting, due largely to its spectacular foliage colour. Plant this tree strategically to get the most WOW factor. As this is a large broad leaf tree it is not a suitable choice for small gardens but will thrive where it has room to grow and achieve its full potential. In contrast Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea grown for hedging is easily managed by regular pruning this cultivar maintains its deep purple colour throughout the year, unlike the more common Copper Beech which can fade to green in the summer. Can be attractive when planted with alternate green hedging to create an ornamental hedge of purple and bright green - a Grisselinia is a good contrast for this.A purely purple beech hedge is a thing of beauty and will be appreciated by nesting birds in the summer. For a super stunning design element use purple beech to create a mini maze or for screening off 'garden rooms' such as an outdoor seating area or for dividing flowers and a potager area. The possibilities are endless. Growing Tip: Good growing conditions for beech are well draining rich soils and in a sunny open position.

GBP 37.50

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Cornus Kousa China Girl Flowering Dogwood Trees for sale UK.

Cornus Kousa China Girl. Cornus Kousa China Girl is one of the finest flowering Dogwoods and it flowers abundantly. Flowering dogwoods are wonderful shrubs or small ornamental trees that do not get too big. They flower profusely in June with unusual, large flowers called Bracts, which in the case of China Girl are creamy white. These impressive looking flowers are circa 4 inches across and create quite an impact in the garden in early summer. The flowers will keep going for about two to three weeks.Another nice advantage of a June-flowering tree is it comes after the earlier flowering camellias, magnolias and rhododendrons but before most of the full summer perennials burst into bloom.And there’s more: After the flowering period, a large wonderful, strawberry-like fruit is produced (circa 1 inch across) which is edible and sweet tasting and adored by birds. In the autumn, the attractive green foliage turns wonderful shades of red and orange.As the tree matures and the bark exfoliates, reddish browns, silvers and whites are exposed in winter. If you are looking for year–round interest, you won’t go far wrong with Cornus Kousa China Girl.Cornus Kousa China Girl can grow to a height of 4 or 5 metres (can be clipped very easily) in about 15 years. They like fertile well draining soil and a nice sunny spot. 

GBP 281.25

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Stewartia Pseudocamellia Japanese Camellia Deciduous Camellia

Stewartia Pseudocamellia has many names including the Japanese Camellia, Deciduous Camellia and Japanese Stewartia. This is an attractive, deciduous, ornamental shrub or tree. Left to its own devices, it has a naturally rounded habit and grows slowly into a small, multi-stem deciduous tree. It owes its name – Pseudocamellia – to its showy white flowers. These camellia-like flowers are up to 8 cm wide, with five white petals with orange anthers at the centre. The flowers are round and flat and are produced in summer, generally from June right up until the end of August.Stewartia Pseudocamellia has highly decorative foliage. Emerging new foliage each spring is purple, maturing over the summer to rich green and then finally to fiery red or orange (depending on conditions) in autumn before dropping its leaves.The Deciduous Camellia has quite a striking bark that peels to display a mottled mixture of creams and browns, rather resembling marble. This is best observed during the winter months and early spring. The Japanese Camellia is very hardy if it is kept out of drying winds. It has survived winters as cold as -30 °C. Deciduous Camellia performs best if it is sheltered as the blooms and foliage can be damaged by cold drying winds. A sheltered partially shady spot is ideal although an aspect with morning sun will also work. Stewartia Pseudocamellia likes a well-drained but moist acidic to neutral soil. There is no need to prune as it holds its own attractive natural shape unless you want a specific shrub shape. Mulch around the base in early spring and water young trees in hot weather.Young Japanese Camellia shrubs especially will need watering, but once they are established become tough even in freezing temperatures. It will grow to a maximum height of 12 metres and spread over eight, making it a large shrub or smaller variety of tree suited to compact gardens. The Japanese Camellia is best used as a statement shrub or small ornamental tree. It has many noteworthy attributes including its eye-catching foliage colour from spring right through to autumn, showy white flowers in mid-summer and in winter months its flaking bark is an attractive textural addition.Stewartia Pseudocamellia has received the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.  

GBP 150.00

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Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona Ninebark Corona for Sale UK

Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona, or Ninebark Corona is a rare new cultivar of an old favourite. This hardy and visually striking flowering shrub will provide year-round interest in your garden! Native to eastern North America, Ninebark is a hardy shrub with bark that peels back to reveal several layers of reddish to light brown bark, creating visual interest in winter when the branches are bare. The three-lobed, serrated leaves of Ninebark Corona are a yellow-green when they emerge in spring, becoming a rich red through the summer and autumn. Small, pink cup-shaped flowers form in flat, dense clusters in June and July, attracting bees and butterflies, and are followed by drooping clusters of small red fruits in autumn which will bring birds to your garden in autumn and winter.Hardy throughout the UK and continental Europe, Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. If desired, prune Ninebark Corona immediately after blooming. It can grow back from being cut to the ground for rejuvenation, but you will have to wait a year for flowers. If growing in a hedge or clump, space plants 1.2-1.8 metres apart.Plant Ninebark Corona in full sun to partial shade in moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. It will also grow in wet soils. Tolerant of pollution, it is an excellent choice in city gardens, and will grow happily in poor, dry soil where other plants might suffer. It is also tolerant of salt so can be planted in coastal regions, and being deer-resistant, is perfect for country gardens, too! Bothered by few pests and diseases, Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona is truly a low-maintenance landscape plant.Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona makes an excellent specimen plant where space is limited, since it provides year-round visual interest. Whether it is the bright green spring foliage, early summer flowers, red leaves of summer and autumn, or peeling bark of winter, there is always something to see. Ninebark Corona can be planted as a hedge to provide privacy screening, or in a mass planting on a slope to control erosion. Include it singly or in a clump in a wildlife or woodland garden, or by a stream.Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona will bring something to your garden in all seasons! Whether planted as a specimen or as a clump, this low-maintenance, high-impact hardy shrub will make a great addition to your landscape. See also Physocarpus Opulifolius Little Devil Ninebark and Physocarpus Opulifolius Darts Gold.

GBP 140.00

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Betula Alba Spider Alley Spider Alley Birch Trees for Sale

Betula Alba Spider Alley Birch is an unusual choice of deciduous silver birch with twisted branches that elegantly feather out into a spidery form. In spring Spider Alley Birch sprouts fresh new foliage as the warmer weather arrives and before long the whole tree is covered in new green heart-shaped serrated leaves. In summer the leaves darken and small catkins are produced before autumn arrives to turn the foliage a warm golden shade. As foliage falls in the frosty weather its white feature branches are uncovered.Without foliage it’s easy to see why this is called Spider Alley Birch. Its twisted form corkscrews to a narrow head with weeping branches reaching down. As the tree ages it produces a brighter, white fissured bark with dark earthy brown markings. The peeling bark is silver-white with patches of pink and red on the younger branches.This is a beautiful tree with a lot of character that is loved by children and adults for its unusual features throughout the year.Height and Spread of Betula Alba Spider AlleyThe Spider Alley Birch will grow to a maximum height of 8 metres and spread over 2. It is a relatively small compact tree that works well in smaller outside spaces.How Hardy Is Betula Alba Spider AlleyAll birch trees are hardy and this cultivar will withstand subzero temperatures in the UK. Once established it will cope with winds, snows and pollution.How To Use Betula Alba Spider AlleyThe Spider Alley Birch is a statement tree that adds interest to the garden all year round. Its feathery, fluttering foliage is attractive right through to its autumnal colour and white winter silhouette. Small gardens can use Betula Alba Spider Alley as a statement tree in the border or in the centre of a lawn. It also creates a privacy screen during summer without taking up too much width.It works well against a dark background with red and yellow dogwoods which will glow in the winter sunshine too. Plant yours in view of the window so you can admire its year round changes and statement winter coat. The smaller twisted branches look stunning in cut flower displays.How To Care For Betula Alba Spider AlleyThis cultivar of silver birch needs little care to keep it looking good. Plant yours in moist but well-drained soil of any type or pH. Birch generally like damper soils, so if you have an area of garden that doesn’t dry out, this is the perfect choice. Mulch young specimens and give them plenty of water in the summer months so they can establish a strong root system. No pruning is required, in fact it damages the spidery, twisted branches, so it’s best to leave it as nature intended.This is a wonderful birch tree with snaking stems and branches that bring a real impact in small to medium sized gardens.

GBP 200.00

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Cladrastis Kentukea Kentucky Yellow Wood Ornamental Tree

Cladrastis Kentukea is a medium-sized deciduous tree that produces drooping panicles of wisteria-style flowers in summer. It’s an excellent tree for spring to autumn interest in ornamental stand-alone displays or as part of a large mixed border.Cladrastis Kentukea, synonymous with Cladrastis Lutea, is native to the United States and is better known as Kentucky Yellow Wood for its display of clear yellow autumn leaves. It was introduced to Europe in 1812 and is a relatively unusual ornamental tree in the UK.Kentucky Yellow Wood is a spreading tree with light green leaves that reach a length of 30 cms long and gently droop from the branches. 3 cms long wisteria-style white flower panicles appear in late spring and early summer on established specimens. Its bark is brittle, often peeling back to reveal paler colours beneath. Excellent autumn colour with foliage turning clear yellow before falling.Height And Spread of Cladrastis KentukeaKentucky Yellow Wood will reach a maximum height and spread of 8 metres over 20-50 yearsHow Hardy is Cladrastis KentukeaThis tree is fully winter hardy but should be grown in a sheltered spot because the wood is brittle and may be damaged by freezing winds.How To Use Cladrastis KentukeaThis is an excellent specimen tree for a sheltered country style garden or an architectural urban garden.It’s slow-growing enough not to outgrow its welcome and provides colour from early spring to late autumn when the leaves fall and create a clear yellow carpet around its base.Low maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces benefit from Kentucky Yellow Wood too, especially when it’s mature enough to produce its sweetly scented flower panicles.How To Care For Cladrastis KentukeaKentucky Yellow Wood will grow in the majority of well-drained soils including sandy and chalky areas. It prefers full sun and needs some shelter from harsh, cold winds. A west or south facing spot near a windbreak or in a sheltered sunny courtyard is ideal.Apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in spring and water it well until established, The biggest killer of young trees is lack of water, so be sure to give it a full can several times a week.

GBP 122.50

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Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Kousa Teutonia is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous flowering dogwood with veined leaves that turn red in autumn and large white flower bracts in spring. It’s a beautiful ornamental tree for low maintenance gardens.Cornus Kousa is a Chinese dogwood that’s native to Korea, China, and Japan. They have two seasons of high-impact interest. In spring, lightly veined pointed leaves emerge from strong branches. They mature to deep ovate green and when autumn approaches turn vivid shades of red and purple before falling with the frost.In mid-summer, after the new foliage has unfurled, Chinese Dogwood Teutonia produces a stunning flower display. Many tiny clusters of white flowers appear and are surrounded by large 8-centimetre long protective white bracts. As they mature, the bracts turn mottled pink and the white flower heads develop into edible strawberry-like fruits.This is a low-maintenance ornamental tree for small gardens and informal borders. It’s a popular choice and holds the RHS AGM for its outstanding attributes.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa TeutoniaCornus Kousa Teutonia is a small, bushy tree that reaches a maximum height of 8 metres and spreads over 4 metres in 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Kousa TeutoniaIt’s a hardy dogwood capable of withstanding cold and wet UK winters if its roots are well drained and it gets plenty of sun in the summer months.How To Use Cornus Kousa TeutoniaChinese Dogwood Teutonia is a small tree suitable for compact gardens and urban spaces. Its architectural branches and changing colours bring plenty of spring to late autumn interest.Its love of full sun makes it a good choice for city courtyards and sunny informal borders in country gardens where birds clean up the fruits in autumn – unless you eat them first.If you only have room for one tree then Chinese Dogwood Teutonia is a reliable, hardy choice. It’s both ornamental and fruit-producing and gives a lot for little maintenance.How To Care For Cornus Kousa TeutoniaThis dogwood tree likes full sun but will cope with light shade. Well-drained neutral to acidic soil is best on loam, clay or sandy sites in a sheltered location.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can cut out damaged branches in winter. Add a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring for the best flower display, and water it well until you can see new growth.

GBP 280.00

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Bignonia Radicans Campsis Radicans Trumpet Vine Climber

Campsis Radicans or Bignonia Radicans, commonly known as Cow-itch Vine or Trumpet Vine, is a deciduous, climbing perennial grown for its trumpet-like blossoms. Floriferous and vigorous, this flowering climber is easy to grow and to care for. Borne on the multi-stemmed, woody wines, the foliage of Bignonia Radicans first appears in the spring. The pinnate, medium green leaves provide a beautiful backdrop for the tubular blossoms throughout the flowering season. The trumpet flowers unfold in the summer, and continue blooming through to late autumn. The scarlet and orange blossoms appear in clusters and can be up to 10 centimetres long. The exotic blossoms are followed by dark brown, bean-like seed pods, 5 to 15 centimetres in size. The recognizable blossoms of Trumpet-creeper attract birds and bees, and provide pollen and nectar for many pollinators, which is why this climber has an RHS Perfect for Pollinators Badge.Native to the United States, Campsis Radicans is fairly undemanding when it comes to growing conditions. This twining climber will grow in any soil, as long as it’s moist but well-drained, and prefers a sunny spot in the garden. Planting this cultivar against a south-facing, sunny wall will be more than enough for this cultivar to thrive. Fully hardy in most of the United Kingdom, this floriferous perennial can survive even if the temperatures drop to 10 degrees below zero. Although quite tough once established, Bigonia Radicans will benefit from sheltering during the winter months. Vigorous and fast growing, Trumpet Vine needs a supporting structure to thrive and develop properly. Once established, this deciduous climber can be around 8 to 12 metres high, and 2 to 4 metres wide. This means that you need to carefully choose a location for this climber, as it will weigh a lot when it’s fully mature. In case you don’t have a garden structure like a pergola, arbour or a large, sturdy trellis, plant it against a sunny wall where Campsis Radicans can attach its aerial suckers and thrive.Offering interest during summer and autumn, Trumpet Vine can be used to hide any unsightly walls or fences, with its lush foliage and abundant blossoms. In case you have a garden structure you’d like to adorn with a striking climber, this floriferous perennial is an excellent choice.You may be interested in other climbers we have available.

GBP 44.00

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Fagus Sylvatica Pendula. Weeping Beech Trees. Buy Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica PendulaCommonly known as Weeping Beech, Fagus Sylvatica Pendula is a beautiful and elegant deciduous tree with a pendulous weeping habit. This weeping beech has wavy margined glossy dark green leaves, pale at first then turning darker green as the season progresses finally changing to yellow and orange-bronze in the autumn months. These are quality specimen trees with a maturity and height, a fabulous ornamental tree that can be planted as a focal point. These trees have a smooth greyish bark and produce flowers in summer followed by fruits in autumn that are loved by birds.Fagus Sylvatica Pendula (weeping beech) can grow to approx 12m in height and 8m wide over 20 to 50 years so it is best to give it space. It can be clipped to a suitable height, making this a great choice of tree for city gardens and medium sized gardens.Weeping Beech will grow in any well drained moist soil and prefers full sun or partial shade - this is a great all round tree that will add structure interest to your planting scheme.

GBP 105.00

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Calycanthus Floridus Aphrodite. Sweetshrub Buy UK Delivery

Calycanthus Floridus Aphrodite is commonly known as Sweetshrub, or Carolina Allspice Aphrodite, this is a new cultivar with simply stunning, large red flowers not dissimilar to a Magnolia. Its hardiness,and ease of growing have made this something of an instant success. A popular, deciduous shrub, Aphrodite is a multi-stemmed plant with ovoid leaves, these are deep green throughout the season, turning a warm yellow in Autumn. During the summer months, Calycanthus Aphrodite produces a mass of highly fragrant red to purple flowers, these are very showy indeed and one or two stems added to a bunch of mixed blooms will make a room pleasantly scented.Our Calycanthus Aphrodite specimens are an excellent size and will reach a height and spread of 3 metres when fully grown. These shrubs look lovely in a mixed border or at the edge of a woodland style garden. They will also grow well in urban gardens where they can be trained against a trellis or fence.Growing Tip: Calycanthus Floridus Aphrodite will grow well in most moist soils in either full sun or partial shade.Preferring a sheltered location, these are not ideal for exposed windy sites.

GBP 156.00

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Syringa Microphylla Superba. Lilac Pink Flowering Buy UK

Syringa Microphylla Superba (full botanical name is Syringa Pubescens Subsp. Microphylla Superba) Also commonly known as Very Little Leaf Lilac Superba is a beautiful Lilac cultivar, with as the name suggests, very small ovate leaves and very pretty pink, scented flowers that present in conical clusters or panicles.This Lilac variety is very fragrant as are most Lilacs and for this reason they are coveted as cut flowers too. A few stems of Syringa Microphylla Superba in a vase, will perfume an entire room. The blooms appear during late Spring and will carry on blooming through the summer months.Growing Tip - gentle deadheading, will prolong the flowering period.Syringa Microphylla Superba is a very hardy, deciduous shrub with a bushy habit that will grow in most soils as long as it has some sun. It is also not fussy about being sheltered so it can occupy a myriad of locations and is very easy to grow. Superba will even tolerate chalky or sandy soils and this lovely shrub will attain a height and spread of between 2-2.5 metres at maturity.Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, which is a good sign it will perform well in most UK gardens.

GBP 145.00

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Parrotia Persica trees for sale UK. Persian Ironwood Tree

Parrotia Persica or Persian Ironwood TreeThe Persian Ironwood tree is a most attractive addition to any garden. Very closely related to witch hazel, this is truly a tree for all seasons. Parrotia Persica has a peeling, greyish-coloured bark in winter.  As spring arrives, its clusters of dark red flowers are small but abundant. Summer brings a glossy green foliage and in autumn, the Persian Ironwood puts on an amazing show of first yellow, then orange and finishing with a fiery purplish red hue before finally shedding its leaves to prepare for winter. Parrotia Persica looks great standing free in a lawn; or as a border with substance. As the name suggests, its wood is very strong, another common name being the Iron Tree.A member of the Hamamelidaceae family, the Parrotia Genus is named after Dr Friedrich Wilhelm Parrot (1792-1841), a German traveller and naturalist who observed it while climbing mountains in the Northern Iran. The Persian Ironwood tree occurs natively only in a small portion of that area, near Azerbaijan and Northern Iran. Its native growth habit begins as a large shrub with plentiful stems; maturing to a low-branching round-headed tree. It can reach very tall heights, with a standard, single trunk that supports both erect and drooping branches. That character trait along with its sturdy wood made it popular for use as telephone poles, tool handles, fence posts and other lumber where strength is needed.Parrotia are considered deciduous trees that have broad ovate leaves with progressive colour change through the summer and autumn. Its small but prolific red flowers emerge in late winter and early spring. Managed as a wide-spreading tree or large shrub, Parrotia Persica can grow to between 4-8m in height and wider than 8m in spread. It is hardy to Zone H7 in the UK, so it’s well suited to virtually all of our climate zones. A slow grower, it takes approximately 20-50 years for this beauty to reach its ultimate height.The Persian Ironwood prefers full sun or partial shade, but its colours are most pronounced when provided abundant sunlight. Its aspect preferences include North, East, South, or West facing; and it will persist whether sheltered or exposed. Parrotia Persica likes moist, but well-drained soils across any or all soil textures as long as the site drains and holds nutrients with fairly consistent moisture. It prefers slightly acid to alkaline or slightly alkaline soils.

GBP 157.50

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Philadelphus Coronarius Aureus. Mock Orange Aureus

Mock Orange Aureus is one of the more popular deciduous flowering shrubs. It will brighten up your mixed beds, and adds an interesting accent to borders. Bright yellow leaves when young, the Philadelphus Coronarius Aureus will grow through the season into a golden green, chartreuse-type colour. This beautiful habit can really add a nice contrast to your mix. It makes for an interesting colour blend when planted next to other related, but darker varieties of Mock Orange as well! The Aureus variety expresses wonderfully fragrant and abundant summer flowers with a distinctive lemon-scent and a pure white colour in the spring. A member of the Hydrangeaceae Family, Philadelphus are a deciduous shrub by nature. Their growth habit includes simple leaves expressed in an opposite orientation. Their flowers are bowl shaped, which may express as solitary blooms or in smaller panicles during the summer. The Aureus variety is more upright, with a medium shrub habit of leaves that turn from bright yellow to darker green. Mock Orange Aureus produces a creamy white flower, about 2.5 cm wide. The Philadelphus Coronarius Aureus has its origins in Southeastern Europe and Asia Minor.Site Preferences of Mock Orange Aureus include both Full Sun and Partial Shade, and tolerates a North, East, South, or West facing Aspect. It reaches an ultimate height of 1.5-2.5 metres and spreads to 1.0-1.5 metres. It typically takes between 5-10 years to reach ultimate growth. With adaptability to partial shade, Aureus is a good choice for a woodland setting. Mock Orange Aureus likes moist soil as long as it’s well drained. They do not like wet feet, but at the same time, they don’t care for excessively droughty sites so add some humus to raise organic matter in these sites. Philadelphus Coronarius Aureus prefers near neutral pH, so slightly acid, or slightly alkaline soils are fine. It is generally considered a low maintenance shrub. Suited to a wide range of climates, up to H-6 hardiness zone, and well suited to coastal locations, it is adaptable in a number of sites and locations.Pruning is fairly simple, you should prune back the Mock Orange Aureus after flowering by cutting back the flowering shoots to its stronger buds.  As a rule, older plants can be pruned by removing one-third to one-fifth of the older growth all the way to the base to encourage the younger and maturing shoots to thrive.Read our blog post on the various varieties of Philadelphus Mock Orange Shrubs

GBP 97.50

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Pyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice Fruiting Pear for Sale Online

Pyrus Communis Doyenne du ComicePyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice is a delicious heritage fruiting pear cultivar which remains very popular with UK gardeners. This deciduous tree was developed in France in 1849, and introduced to the UK in 1858. Doyenne du Comice Pear has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit as well as the Perfect for Pollinators designation.In May, the clusters of single white flowers attract bees and butterflies as they do the important work of pollination. The glossy green leaves provide a pleasant backdrop for the developing fruits as summer progresses, and then turn yellow in autumn. The golden pears are ready to harvest in October and need to be put in storage to ripen until they are ready in November and December for fresh eating and cooking. The juicy, pale yellow flesh is very fragrant and flavourful, with buttery notes.Height and Spread of Pyrus Communis Doyenne du ComicePyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years.How Hardy Is Pyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice?Pyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice is reliably hardy in all parts of the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Pyrus Communis Doyenne du ComiceDoyenne du Comice Pear is a lovely fruiting tree to include in an informal country garden, where its spring blossoms will be a delight, and its autumn fruit harvested and enjoyed. In a large garden, it can be left to grow to full size, while in a smaller space pruning will keep it within bounds.How to Care for Pyrus Communis Doyenne du ComicePyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice is not self-fertile and should be planted with a partner from pollination group 4 such as Concorde or Seckel. Plant the tree in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in well-drained or moist but well-drained clay, sand or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. Doyenne du Comice Pear is tolerant of aerosol salt, so is suitable for coastal regions, and is also tolerant of air pollution, making it ideal for use in city gardens. Like all fruit trees, it needs to be pruned annually in late winter.Pyrus Communis Doyenne du Comice will provide you with spring blossoms, summer shade, and a good crop of delicious pears, making it a great choice for including in your garden! We also sell Doyenne du Comice Pearas a Fan trained Pear Tree.

GBP 40.00

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Physocarpus Opulifolius Amber Jubilee Nine Bark Amber Jubilee

Physocarpus Opulifolius Amber Jubilee or Nine Bark Amber JubileeBold and colourful, Physocarpus Opulifolius Amber Jubilee is a variety of Nine Bark, treasured for its showy features. Easy to grow and to care for, this vigorous shrub is ideally suited for mixed shrub borders and hedging.The leaves of this eye-catching cultivar unfold gold and reddish-orange, maturing to rich green with yellow veins during the summer. In the autumn, the palmately lobed leaves turn to stunning shades of purple. Borne in dense, spirea-like clusters, the flowers appear on the stems in the early summer. The 5-petaled and small white flowers, sometimes tinged pink, are followed by decorative reddish-green fruit. During winter, the unusual peeling bark provides interest.Nine Bark Amber Jubilee is a vigorous mid-sized shrub that thrives in various growing conditions. For best results, grow this cultivar in neutral to acidic, moderately fertile, humus-rich soil, in full sun to partial shade. Tough and robust, this United States native is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. Physocarpus Opulifolius Amber Jubilee won’t be bothered by frost or cold weather, even if the temperatures drop 20 degrees below zero. Considered pest and disease free.As it matures, Nine Bark Amber Jubilee can achieve the maximum size of 1.5 to 2.5 metres high and across, which makes this ornamental shrub a great candidate for small gardens. Pruning should be done during the plant’s dormant season, removing the old or dead branches to encourage young growth. This cultivar can be hard pruned after the flowering season ends.Bred in Canada, this striking hybrid is a result of a cross between Physocarpus Opulifolius varieties Monlo and Dart’s Gold. Although the noteworthy characteristics of both parents remain, this cultivar’s features are quite unique. With a splendid transition of various foliage colours throughout the seasons, Nine Bark Amber Jubilee is quite comfortable in the spotlight. Grow it in containers for adding interest to patios and balconies, or plant en masse for a showy hedge. If planted in a mixed shrub border, this cultivar should be paired with evergreen cultivars that would further enhance its vivid foliage.If you’re looking for more decorative shrubs, take a look at our selection of attractive evergreen and deciduous cultivars, including varieties such as Hippophae Rhamnoides Sea Buckthorn, Ceanothus Cascade or Ceanothus Thyrsiflorus Repens. See also Nine Bark cultivars Physocarpus Opulifolius Darts Gold and the popular dwarf variety Little Devil.

GBP 135.00

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Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline Apple Sweet Caroline

Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline or Apple Sweet Caroline, is a reliable apple tree which will provide you with not only lovely apple blossoms in spring, but a good crop of late-season dessert apples in autumn!Developed in the Netherlands as a cross between two of the world’s most popular apples, McIntosh and Golden Delicious, Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline is a sweet dessert apple which is a good choice for a small UK garden. In April and May, the branches are covered with lovely pink-white blossoms which will attract bees to complete the important task of pollination. In summer, the leafy, open crown will provide dappled shade in hot weather as the apples grow and mature. By early October the medium-sized apples will be ready to pick. Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline has a yellow skin overlaid with a pale red blush. The flesh is sweet with a hint of sour, and is perfect not only for fresh eating but also for baking.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline will grow to a mature height of 4 metres in 5 to 10 years. Like all apple trees, annual pruning in winter is necessary to maintain the tree properly. Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline is not self-fertile, so make sure that there is a suitable pollination partner in the vicinity, such as its parent tree Golden Delicious or Summerred, another cross from the McIntosh cultivar.Plant Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline in full sun or partial shade in well-drained sand, clay, or loam soil with a neutral pH. This fruit tree is a good choice for pruning or training as an espalier, cordon, or fan against a wall or fence, providing not only a leafy ornamental screen in summer, but a display of fragrant blossoms in spring, and then a crop of sweet apples in autumn, and even winter interest with the architectural form of its bare branches. In a small city garden, a Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline tree can be kept to an appropriate size when used as the focal point in the lawn of an informal garden, or planted at the back of a mixed border to provide dappled shade. In a larger rural garden, it can be allowed to grow to its full size for a true country atmosphere!Malus Domestica Sweet Caroline will give your UK garden sweet apples, fragrant flowers, and leafy shade, making it an excellent all-round addition to your landscape!

GBP 66.00

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Malus Domestica Cox Pomona Apple Coxs Pomona For Sale UK

Malus Domestica Cox Pomona, simply known as Apple Cox’s Pomona, was raised by Richard Cox and is widely believed to be a pip of Ribsten Pippen. It was introduced to the UK commercially in the 1850s and has held its own since as a dual purpose apple that can be eaten or cooked with excellent results.This is a deciduous apple tree that is mid-sized and won’t overcrowd a more compact garden. In spring it produces exceptionally pretty pink blossom that gradually turns a bright white with plenty of fragrance to attract pollinators. Foliage is a textured, oval-shaped dark green canopy that appears just before the blossom buds. When it is pollinated the blossom develops into small hard spheres that gradually swell into greenish yellow apples with a red blush and red stripes. Apple Cox’s Pomona is particularly attractive and produces a good crop that is ready to eat and / or cook in late September.How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Cox PomonaThis is a hardy apple tree than can withstand winter temperatures throughout the UK, but blossom may be damaged by late frosts.How To Use Malus Domestica Cox PomonaThis is a useful tree in a small to mid-sized garden as it will not grow too large. It will thrive in a flower border, providing summer shade to bedding plants, and looks spectacular as a specimen tree in the lawn, especially in spring when its blossom is breathtaking.You can also grow Malus Domestica Cox Pomona in a large well-watered container on the patio, or fan train it along a sunny wall. This is one of the prettiest apple trees available, that attracts wildlife such as pollinators and birds with its blossom and fruits. When cooked the apples remain beautiful, reducing down to a bright yellow sweet puree.How To Care For Malus Domestica Cox PomonaApple Cox’s Pomona requires a pollinator partner of a different variety to successfully produce fruits. This is a hardy tree that requires little care once established, but new specimens will require frequent watering and a thick layer of mulch in early spring. If late frosts are forecast it’s best to cover blossom with a fleece to protect the crop. Apple Cox’s Pomona will grow in all soils of any pH provided it is not waterlogged and receives plenty of sunlight. Pruning is not necessary, but you can cut back by a third in the winter months and remove any crossed branches to boost the tree’s vigour and allow the light to ripen its summer fruits.If you’re looking for an attractive apple tree you can’t beat the Malus Domestica Cox Pomona. It has delightful spring blossom and a striped apple that can be eaten fresh or cooked.