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Acer Conspicuum Mozart. Snakebark Maple Mozart. Striped Bark

Acer Conspicuum Mozart. Snakebark Maple Mozart. Striped Bark

Acer Conspicuum Mozart or Snakebark Maple Mozart is a stunning new maple cultivar will bring year-round interest to your garden, most strikingly in the winter months. It’s an excellent choice for UK gardens large and small! Discovered by chance in a bed of seedlings in the Netherlands, Snakebark Maple Mozart has attractive qualities all year long. In early spring, the new stem growth is a deep blood-red, maturing to a striking dark purple, with silver veins running up and down in a striking contrast. The new leaves are pale green flushed with red, turning to a dark green in summer, and then golden yellow in autumn. But it is when the leaves fall for the winter that the most distinctive feature of Acer Conspicuum Mozart is revealed, as the beautiful deep purple bark with silver lines stands out through the winter months. Hardy throughout most of the UK, even in severe winters, Acer Conspicuum Mozart will reach a height of 3 metres and spread of 2.5 metres in 10 years, reaching a final height and spread of 6 metres. It forms a small, branching tree. If pruning, do so in early spring before it buds out. Snakebark Maple Mozart will grow best in moist, fertile, well-drained soil, in a spot where it will be sheltered from strong winds. It prefers dappled shade but will also grow in full sun. Keep the plant well-watered in its first season. Acer Conspicuum Mozart is a splendid choice for a location where its winter brilliance can be appreciated. Find a spot for it where you will be able to see it from your windows, lighting up the winter landscape. It will also have much to offer in the other seasons with the changing foliage, so a prominent position in the garden will be well worth it year-round. Planted at the back of a mixed border, its attractive foliage would provide a pleasant backdrop for flowering plants before its winter show. It would also be a good choice planted against a wall where its branches would stand out. In a courtyard garden, the winter display would provide valuable visual interest. With Snakebark Maple Mozart’s preference for dappled shade, it is a natural fit for a woodland garden, where its brilliant winter bark display would be particularly striking against a backdrop of dark evergreens. Acer Conspicuum Mozart’s striking bark colouration makes it a great choice for UK gardens large or small, as its stand-out winter display will bring needed interest through the cold months of the year!

GBP 214.50
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Orangeola Japanese Maple. Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola

Orangeola Japanese Maple. Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola

Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola or Orangeola Japanese Maple, a stunning, small-sized Japanese maple, that will bring its delicate growth habit and brilliant colour to your garden. It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola is a deservedly popular variety of Japanese maple, first introduced in the 1980’s. Its architectural weeping shape and beautifully coloured leaves have made Orangeola Japanese Maple a favourite of UK gardeners. In spring, the delicate, deeply dissected leaves emerge a brilliant orange-red, turning to a dark green tinged with bronze-red in the summer, layered over with new leaves with the orange hues of spring. Then, in the autumn, the foliage turns bright red before finally finishing the season as bright orange.  Small, purplish-red flowers in spring are followed by red-tinted green winged fruit in summer.Orangeola Japanese Maple is fully hardy in the UK. It is a small tree, slowly growing to a full height of 3 meters and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 10 to 20 years. Once established, it will last for a lifetime. Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola responds well to pruning to maintain an attractive, graceful shape. Choose the spot for your Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola carefully, for once planted, it can stay there happily for decades. Plant in full sun or light shade in a sheltered position, with protection from strong winds. It will grow best in well-drained acid or neutral ph soil with organic matter added, and top-dressed with compost annually. The small size and show-stopping colour of Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola makes it an excellent specimen tree for planting where it will draw attention in your garden. Because of its small size, it is a great choice for container planting on a rooftop terrace, balcony or patio. Since it has a narrow spread of only 1-1.5 meters, it will take up less horizontal space than vertical. Its brilliant colours will provide a beautiful show as the seasons change, and its bare form in winter will add architectural interest. In a small urban garden Orangeola Japanese Maple can look beautiful against a sheltering wall, or in an oriental-themed Japanese garden. In a country cottage garden Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola’s brilliant colours will be a season-long highlight.  Wherever you plant Acer Palmatum Dissectum Orangeola, you will have given your garden an instant focal point. This spectacular Japanese maple cultivar’s changing colours will make it a favourite! 

GBP 302.50
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Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line

Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line

Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line is a handsome deciduous shrub that fits perfectly into a small sized garden. Fine Line is a cultivar of the Alder Buckthorn and confusingly has a variety of names including Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line and Frangula Alnus Fine Line, but all refer to this upright columnar shrub with long, fine pointed leaves.In spring narrow new leaves burst through in bright green feathery cascades. This narrow leaf habit is particularly interesting because it adds a textural dimension to the garden. Leaves remain in place all summer accompanied by small greenish-yellow flowers that attract pollinators from May to June, before developing into small black fruit loved by birds. In autumn the finely cut leaves turn a rich buttery yellow before falling with frosts to leave a multi-stemmed bush for overwintering insects. Over time this deciduous small shrub develops a fine deep brown bark with mottled with grey markings.Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line will grow to a maximum height of 2.5 metres and spread over 60 cm.How Hardy Is Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineBuckthorn is extremely hardy and this cultivar has inherited its parental toughness. Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line will withstand sub-zero temperatures throughout the UK.How To Use Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineBecause this is a tall and thin shrub with grass-like foliage, it’s ideal for small gardens and can be grown very successfully in containers if they are well watered. Fine Line adds a great deal of texture to outdoor spaces because it leafs from the bottom of the trunk all the way to the tip, and for this reason it makes an excellent screen - either against a fence or to separate areas of the garden without wasting space. If you are looking for a non invasive alternative to bamboo Frangula Alnus Fine Line is an excellent choice. It brings the height, texture and wispiness that gardeners love about bamboo without any of its problems.How To Care For Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineThis tolerant shrub needs little care once established. It will grow in all soils of any pH. It does prefer a sunny spot, but will tolerate semi shade too. If you are able to soak the roots on a consistent basis your Frangula Alnus Fine Line will grow quickly. It enjoys moist soil, but can cope without it. Pruning is not required because it holds a tall columnar shape without any effort on your part. A yearly application of mulch around the roots will ensure good health, and regular watering until established is important as it grows and acclimatises.This is a top choice of decorative shrub for small gardens that need weight and texture. Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line is a real winner for compact areas and containers.

GBP 120.00
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Malus Sylvestris Common Crab Apple or Wild Crab Apple Trees

Malus Sylvestris Common Crab Apple or Wild Crab Apple Trees

Malus Sylvestris or Common Crab Apple also Wild Crab, is a small deciduous tree. It is native to the United Kingdom and Central Europe, and the ancestor of most our cultivated eating as well as ornamental apple varieties we have today. Treasured for its showy spring flowers and highly-decorative, crooked gnarled growth habit.In May, the rounded, broad canopy of the tree is engulfed in small, white flowers that are pleasantly scented. The outer side of the petals is tinged with pink, creating a lovely effect as the blossoms unfold. The glossy, ovate, dark green leaves turn to yellow in the autumn, providing a complementing backdrop to the small, hard fruit. The crab apples themselves are globose, with greenish-yellow skin, sometimes flushed with red when completely ripe. This tree has a bushy habit, but with time, it will take on an irregular form, with twisted, gnarly branches, especially if grown in exposed locations.Height and Spread of Malus SylvestrisMaximum size this compact tree can achieve is 8 to 10 metres. However, since Common Crab Apple has a slow growth rate, the expected height after ten years is 3 to 4 metres. Ideally suited for small gardens.How Hardy Is Malus SylvestrisAs one of our oldest natives, the Common Crab Apple is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. It can survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero, without needing protection from frost or harsh winds.How To Use Malus SylvestrisThe compact size and attractive appearance make Wild Crab a perfect candidate for a specimen tree in small gardens. The profusion of sweet-scented blossoms offers spring interest, whereas the wide, spreading crown and its twisted branches add decorative value to the landscape throughout the year. The irregular, bushy growth habit of the tree makes it particularly suited for wildlife gardens as well.The fruit of the Wild Crab is quite astringent and tart when raw. However, if the crab apples are left on the tree after the frosts, they will become a favourite with birds once they soften and their flavour significantly improves. Crab apples are edible and often use in preparation of jams (as they serve as a natural setting agent), to make crab apple jelly or wine. Self-fertile, this native fruit tree is pollinated by insects, so it will not need another cultivar nearby to produce a good crop of fruit. But, as these trees have a long flowering season they make an excellent pollination partner to various cultivated apple varieties.How To Care For Malus SylvestrisUndemanding and low-maintenance, Common Crab Apple is easy to grow and to care for. Routine removal of any damaged or dead growth will encourage a good performance in the garden. Plant this tree in full sun to partial shade, in any moderately fertile soil. As this cultivar does not tolerate wet or waterlogged conditions, make sure to provide proper drainage.If you are looking for a specimen tree suited for small gardens, especially in wildlife themed ones, this cultivar is a great choice. Long-lived, Wild Crab can serve as an ornamental tree in the garden for generations to come.

GBP 5.97
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Prunus Triloba Rosenmund Cherry Almond or Flowering Almond

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 165.00
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Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower Elderberry Golden Tower Upright

Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower Elderberry Golden Tower Upright

Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower, also called Elderberry Golden Tower, is a stunning new elderberry cultivar with many excellent qualities to recommend it. Its distinctive foliage and attractive columnar shape helped make it a winner of a Bronze Medal at the 2015 Plantarium!Bred in the Netherlands, Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower is a deciduous shrub that has been developed for its golden foliage colour, narrow shape, and small size. Its spectacular yellow-green foliage maintains its brilliant colour from spring through to the autumn, and the finely-incised leaves add a beautiful texture in addition to the stunning colour. In early summer, clusters of fragrant white flowers appear, followed by glossy black berries in autumn, which will attract birds to your garden.Hardy throughout the UK, Elderberry Golden Tower will grow to a mature height of 3 metres and spread of 1 metre in 20 years. It will need little or no pruning to maintain its attractive columnar shape, but will respond well to hard pruning to restrict growth, if desired.Plant Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower in full sun or partial shade in any moist, humus-rich soil in an exposed or sheltered position. As it is salt-tolerant, Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower will do well in coastal locations, and its tolerance to pollution makes it perfect for city gardens, too. Resistant to deer, it’s a good choice for country gardens.The small size of Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower makes it great specimen tree for a variety of planting locations. It is suitable for container planting on a roof terrace or patio, or in a courtyard garden. Its brilliant foliage will be shown to advantage if planted as a specimen tree as a focal point in a small lawn, or in a pair flanking a doorway. Planted towards the back of a mixed border, it will add height and season-long beauty. As part of a mixed shrub hedge its golden colour will be a highlight. In a woodland or wildlife garden, the glowing colour of Elderberry Golden Tower’s foliage will stand out.Sambucus Nigra Golden Tower is a new version of an old favourite which can fit into gardens large and small! Its stunning foliage colour, lovely flowers, and distinctive narrow columnar shape make it the perfect tree for any UK garden.

GBP 91.00
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Ilex Altaclerensis Golden King Holly Golden King Variegated

Ilex Altaclerensis Golden King Holly Golden King Variegated

Botanical Name: Ilex altaclerensis 'Golden King'Common Name: Holly Golden KingIlex altaclerensis Golden King, commonly known as Holly Golden King, is a striking evergreen shrub or small tree with distinctive, boldly variegated foliage. Despite its regal name, this is a female holly cultivar, producing clusters of small, reddish-brown berries in autumn and winter when a male pollinator is nearby. Highly ornamental yet robust and easy to maintain, Ilex Golden King is a popular choice for hedging, evergreen screening or as an architectural focal point in both formal and informal garden settings. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, this holly is a dependable performer across a wide range of garden conditions.Holly Golden King is an upright, bushy evergreen shrub with a rounded habit that can mature into a small tree if left unpruned. Its standout feature is its handsome foliage: broad, leathery leaves with slightly undulating, softly spined edges. The leaves are mid to dark green in the centre, edged with a generous margin of bright golden yellow that lends year-round colour and brightness, especially in shadier garden corners. Occasionally, some leaves may emerge fully golden, adding further variation and seasonal interest.In late spring, small clusters of creamy white flowers appear—modest in appearance, but attractive to pollinators such as bees. If a male holly is present nearby (such as Ilex aquifolium or Ilex x meserveae), these flowers can be followed by small reddish-brown berries that persist into winter, providing both wildlife value and decorative appeal.Compared to other variegated hollies such as Ilex aquifolium Argentea Marginata (which has sharper spines and a more upright, pyramidal form), Ilex altaclerensis Golden King has a softer, more approachable leaf texture and a broader, bushier shape. It is also generally easier to handle and prune, making it a good option for family gardens. Against the more compact and deep-toned Ilex meserveae Blue Maid, Golden King offers a brighter and more flamboyant alternative for year-round impact.Height and Width of Ilex Golden King:Ilex altaclerensis Golden King can reach a mature height of around 6 metres with a spread of approximately 4 metres if left untrimmed, though it responds very well to pruning and can be easily maintained at a smaller size to suit hedging or boundary planting.How Hardy is Ilex Altaclerensis Golden King?This variety is fully hardy in the UK and withstands temperatures well below freezing (RHS H5). It is tolerant of wind and coastal exposure, urban pollution, and a wide range of soil types, including clay and chalk, provided the site is well drained.Uses in Garden and Landscape:Holly Golden King is exceptionally versatile. It can be grown as a large free-standing shrub, clipped into a neat hedge, shaped into a topiary standard, or trained as a small specimen tree. Its bright foliage offers excellent contrast in mixed borders, woodland gardens, or formal planting schemes. It also works beautifully as a backdrop for herbaceous borders or in winter-interest planting, where its glossy leaves and berry display create a festive feel.This plant is also valued for its year-round structure and its role in supporting wildlife, offering shelter and berries for birds and nectar for pollinators.Care Tips:Plant Ilex Golden King in any well-drained soil, in full sun to partial shade. While it tolerates shade, the best variegation develops with a few hours of direct sunlight each day. Water well during its first season, but once established it becomes drought-tolerant and largely self-sufficient.Prune in late winter or early spring to maintain shape or encourage bushier growth. Avoid heavy cutting into old wood unless rejuvenating an overgrown specimen. If berry production is desired, ensure a male holly is planted nearby to act as a pollinator.For a low-maintenance, high-impact evergreen with enduring seasonal interest, Ilex altaclerensis Golden King is a truly golden choice.

GBP 275.00
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Sorbus Aucuparia Edulis Tree. Rowan, Mountain Ash Buy UK

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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Magnolia Denudata Sunrise, Magnolia Sunrise Yulan Magnolia

Magnolia Denudata Sunrise, Magnolia Sunrise Yulan Magnolia

Magnolia Denudata Sunrise is a slow-growing deciduous magnolia with cream petals that have a flare of red at the base just like a sunrise. It’s a stunning specimen tree that flowers early and smells divinely sweet.Magnolia Denudata is the Yulan magnolia often called the Lilytree. It’s native to China and is recorded as having grown in Buddhist temples there since 600AD as a symbol of purity. This beautiful magnolia is the official city flower of Shanghai and its cultivar Magnolia Denudata Sunrise retains its excellent aspects but adds a colourful, ornamental flower.Magnolia Sunrise has large goblet-shaped flowers that smell sweet and attract pollinators, but it’s the artistic petals it’s best known for. Each petal is rich cream with a sunrise flare of red at the base. Blooms arrive in early spring on bare branches well before its green ovate foliage emerges. This is an upright compact magnolia that doesn’t get too large and perfectly suits small gardens or compact borders. It’s difficult to find a more attractive small specimen tree.Height And Spread of Magnolia Denudata SunriseSlow growing Magnolia Sunrise reaches a maximum height of two metres over 10 years.How Hardy Is Magnolia Denudata SunriseYulan magnolia is winter hardy if it’s grown in well-drained soil. It needs a sheltered spot that’s free from lingering frosts.How To Use Magnolia Denudata SunriseExcellent as a small, decorative statement tree, Magnolia Sunrise blooms early in the year even on younger plants. It will grow in a well-watered and fed container on a sheltered balcony and suits protected front gardens, mixed borders, or Japanese style spaces that need height and understated colour.How To Care For Magnolia Denudata SunriseMagnolia Denudata Sunrise grows best on slightly acidic soil. If your soil is alkaline add plenty of ericaceous compost to the planting hole and top it up with pine or bracken-based mulch once or twice a year.Magnolia needs full sun and shelter from the prevailing wind. Because this is an early flowering magnolia it may be necessary to cover the buds in fleece if a late hard frost is forecast.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can remove any wayward or crossed branches in winter.

GBP 203.00
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Betula Alba Spider Alley Spider Alley Birch Trees for Sale

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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Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud TreeCercis Rising Sun is a colourful deciduous tree from a small genus of flowering trees found in North America. It’s one of the best trees for smaller spaces as it really punches above its weight with outstanding colour.  Cercis Rising Sun bursts into flower during early spring with pretty pink-purple pea flowers that cluster on bare branches. The mass of blooms smells delicately sweet and attracts the early pollinators. Rounded, heart-shaped foliage arrives in April in a warm yellow apricot tone that matures into bright yellowy-lime green during the summer. During autumn the leaves deepen to vibrant rich yellow and fall with the frosts. It’s this fiery foliage that gives this tree its name ‘Rising Sun’.  Throughout winter Rising Sun Redbud holds up attractive golden-brown stems that carry frost to perfection.This is an outstanding specimen tree with foliage and flowers that create a real ‘wow’ for the greater part of the year. If you only have space for one small tree make it Rising Sun Redbud.Height and Spread Of Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will reach around 4-5 metres and spread over 3-4 metres. It holds its rounded canopy up high leaving plenty of light and space beneath the pretty foliage. How Hardy is Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud is a hardy tree that’s tough enough to withstand UK weather conditions. It will grow in colder parts of the UK down to sub-zero temperatures if its roots are well-drained. How To Use Cercis Rising SunIt’s dramatic foliage and compact shape makes Rising Sun Redbud the perfect standalone specimen tree for compact gardens and smaller spaces. Plant Rising Sun Redbud at the back of a border for height and colour, mass plant them as an unusual pathway lining, or use one as a pretty disguise for an unsightly shed or wall. If you want even more dazzling colour try pairing it with the purple Cercis Forest Pansy.Because it only reaches 4-5 metres this is an outstanding tree for a small outside space such as a front garden or placed directly into the lawn where it won’t outgrow it’s welcome.   How To Care For Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will grow in most conditions except waterlogged ground. It will tolerate all types of soil from acid to chalky gardens.Rising Sun will grow in the majority of situations but does best in full sunlight. Plenty of sunlight encourages foliage colour and brings out early flowers. Strong winds tend to damage the showy foliage so a sheltered spot is best. No pruning is necessary as it naturally holds a well-rounded shape, but you can prune it to your preference if required. Once planted it’s important to water Rising Sun Redbud regularly until it is established, and a thick layer of mulch around the base during spring provides nutrients for a healthy season of ‘flaming sunrise’ growth.Cercis or Redbuds are a distinct genus of small flowering trees with generally rounded heart-shaped leaves and pretty pea flowers in spring.

GBP 206.25
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Cornus Kousa Teutonia Chinese Dogwood Ornamental Tree

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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Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill. Amelanchier Robin Hill Tree

Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill. Amelanchier Robin Hill Tree

Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill (Amelanchier Robin Hill)The Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill, also known as the Amelanchier Robin Hill, is a small ornamental tree. It grows in a dense, upright fashion. As it ages, the branches take on a distinguished spreading habit that gives it a regal appearance. When fully grown the tree reaches a height of 4 to 8m with a canopy spread of 4 to 8m. Robin Hill usually reaches its full height and width between 10 to 20 years of age. In the early spring months, Amelanchier Robin Hill’s foliage appears in shades of eye-catching bronze. As the leaves mature, they take on a mint green hue and in the autumn the tree’s foliage becomes a blazing display of orange and red. Each spring, the tree is adorned with small pink buds that quickly open to a bevy of pink flowers that rapidly fade to snow white.  As the flowers wilt and die back, the tree produces an abundance of reddish and purple fruits that often persist on the branches into autumn. The tree usually attracts a wide assortment of birds and wildlife who favour the tasty fruit as a dietary staple.  The Amelanchier arborea Robin Hill grows best in full sun or partial shade. However, for the best autumn foliage colours, the Amelanchier tree should be grown in full sunlight. It prefers a planting location that has rich, acidic soil that is well-draining. It does not tolerate wet-feet, but also cannot withstand periods of drought. Ideally, the soil should be moist but not boggy. 

GBP 101.50
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Elaeagnus Angustifolia Oleaster for Sale Online UK & Ireland

Elaeagnus Angustifolia Oleaster for Sale Online UK & Ireland

Elaeagnus Angustifolia, also known as Oleaster or Russian olive, is an incredibly tough tree which will survive almost any type of growing conditions, and will be especially successful in the most challenging climates in the UK!  Whether grown as a specimen plant in a sheltered city garden or as windbreak by the sea, Elaeagnus Angustifolia will come through with flying colours!Native to Russia and Iran, Elaeagnus Angustifolia has been grown in the UK since the 1500s. The thorny stems bear silver, fragrant leaves, and produce small white flowers with a honey scent in June, which are a valuable pollen source for bees. Silver-orange berries later appear in the autumn which, while edible, are mostly of value for attracting birds. A unique quality of the Oleaster is that its roots set nitrogen, feeding not just itself, but also other plants around them, making them a valuable companion planting.  Elaeagnus Angustifolia is hardy throughout the UK and northern Europe, growing quickly to a mature height of 3 metres and spread of 2 metres within 10 years. Oleaster will tolerate considerable pruning, and can even be cut right back to the ground. If planting Elaeagnus Angustifolia as a hedge, space plants 35-75 cm apart. You can use a high potassium fertilizer in August to help new growth mature before winter. Elaeagnus Angustifolia will tolerate almost any conditions, and in fact thrives in some of the toughest. It is an excellent choice for coastal plantings, as it can take cold, exposed positions and is tolerant to salt, as well as doing quite well in dry, sandy soil, although it will also grow in heavy clay soil, as well as loam. It grows best in full sun.  Oleaster can be used as a specimen plant in a small garden, where its silvery leaves can be used to great effect when combined with climbing plants such as roses or clematis, and where the scent of the foliage and flowers can be appreciated close up. It will thrive in a hot, dry spot such as a patch of gravel where little else will grow. On a larger property, Elaeagnus Angustifolia makes an effective security hedge, as its thorns will deter intruders, either animal or human, and can be employed as a windbreak to provide shelter for other, more delicate plants.  Elaeagnus Angustifolia is a great choice for gardens across the UK because of its resilience in difficult conditions, as well as its beautiful foliage and flowers. It has a place in gardens large and small! 

GBP 91.00
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Magnolia Daybreak for Sale Daybreak Magnolia Buy Online

Magnolia Daybreak for Sale Daybreak Magnolia Buy Online

Magnolia Daybreak is a beautiful deciduous pink magnolia with the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It flowers in May, somewhat later that other magnolia varieties and is noted for its upright fastigiated (columnar) habit. This stunning magnolia hybrid was bred in 1990 specifically as an upright columnar specimen. It has a small, slender habit that fits into gaps in the landscape.Magnolia Daybreak blooms in May, which is unusual, and despite its slender branches the flowers are large measuring 23-25cms across. Blooms are beautifully tulip-shaped with a deep fruity citrus scent. Magnolia Daybreak blooms in all tones of pink from pale baby pink to deep carmine for 2-3 weeks. The flowers appear before its wavy-edged pale green foliage that lasts throughout the summer. In autumn the leaves fall to reveal a good branching structure that points skyward giving a bare garden architectural form.Height and Spread of Magnolia DaybreakWith a maximum height and spread of 7 by 3.5 metres Magnolia Daybreak will fit into most narrow spaces.How Hardy is Magnolia DaybreakThe small ornamental tree is very hardy down to subzero temperatures and its flowers are less frost susceptible as it blooms in May.How To Use Magnolia DaybreakIf you have a space that needs a slender tree Daybreak Magnolia is a good bet. This is a superb specimen tree for the lawn, and it will do well in a large mixed border if it is not too crowded. You‘ll find bees and butterflies are attracted by its strong fruity fragrance.Because Magnolia Daybreak is slender and pollution tolerant it suits compact urban gardens and new build homes that need a boost.You can grow Magnolia in large well watered pots but they will tend to stay at a smaller size than free-planted specimens.How To Care For Magnolia DaybreakMagnolia Daybreak needs little care if it’s planted according to its needs. Like all magnolia it prefers a sunny spot but will tolerate partial shade as well. It’s important to avoid any frost pockets as frost damages the buds.The best soil for a magnolia is neutral to slightly acid and it will do well in most structures including clay. Once established it is fairly drought tolerant too.There is no need to prune this beauty but trimming out the broken or diseased stems can be done after flowering has finished. Occasional thinning of excess branches will produce new fresh growth the following year.If you want a spectacular flowering tree Magnolia Daybreak is one of the best. It’s low maintenance yet glorious scented flowers make it a winner in small urban and large country gardens alike.

GBP 175.00
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Parrotia Persica trees for sale UK. Persian Ironwood Tree

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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Pyrus Communis Conference Pear Tree Mature Fruiting Pear

Pyrus Communis Conference Pear Tree Mature Fruiting Pear

Pyrus Communis Conference Pear TreePyrus Communis Conference was introduced in 1885 by Thomas Francis Rivers, and it has become the most popular pear variety in the UK with good reason. It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit and designated as Perfect for Pollinators. The Conference Pear Tree grows into a small, attractive deciduous tree, with a semi-open oval crown. In April and May, the showy clusters of fragrant, single white flowers emerge before the leaves, attracting bees and butterflies to the garden. While the fruits develop over the summer, the glossy, medium-green leaves are a pleasant note in the landscape. In early autumn, the pale green pears will be ready to pick. Long and narrow with sweet, creamy flesh, they are best harvested when under-ripe, and laid aside to ripen. They will last until January in storage.Height and Spread of Pyrus Communis ConferenceThe Pyrus Communis Conference fruit tree will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. This tree can be expected to live more than 50 years.How Hardy Is Pyrus Communis Conference?Pyrus Communis Conference is fully hardy in all regions of the UK and across northern Europe, making it a better choice for colder regions of the country than other pear varieties.How to Use Pyrus Communis ConferencePyrus Communis Conference can fit into a small garden if kept pruned to size. It is perfect tucked into a kitchen or informal country garden, but also makes a lovely focal point in a small lawn, where its spring blossoms will put on a good show.How to Care for Pyrus Communis ConferencePlant Pyrus Communis Conference in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in well-drained or moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with a neutral pH. It will not tolerate standing water. It is somewhat self-fertile, but will fruit better when planted with a pollination partner from pollination group 3. Tolerant of aerosol salt, the Conference Pear Tree will do well in coastal regions. It is also highly tolerant of urban pollution, so can be used in even inner-city gardens. In country locations, provide protection from rabbits and deer. Like all fruit trees, you will need to prune Pyrus Communis Conference annually in late winter.Hardy, self-fertile and adaptable to a variety of different conditions, Pyrus Communis Conference is a great choice for UK gardeners! We also sell Pyrus Communis Conference as a Fan trained Pear Tree.

GBP 42.00
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Pyracantha Saphyr Yellow climbing shrub for sale online UK

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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Cornus alternifolia Argentea or Silver Pagoda Dogwood Tree

Cornus alternifolia Argentea or Silver Pagoda Dogwood Tree

Cornus alternifolia Argentea or Silver Pagoda Dogwood is native to the forests of eastern North America, where it thrives along the edges of wooded areas and swamps. In its natural habitat, Dogwood is one of the first wild trees to bloom in early May, with its white flowers lighting up the woodlands with their delicate beauty. If you have a lightly shaded area, this small tree will provide you with early spring beauty for many years to come.While silver pagoda dogwood has some of the same characteristics as the variegated cornus, its spring flowering habit and taller, more elegant shape can fill a different need in your garden plan.This particular cultivar, Cornus alternifolia Argentea, was awarded the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit in 1993 for its suitability for landscaping in United Kingdom gardens. It is fully hardy. Growing over 20 years to 5 metres in height, with a spread of 3 metres, the silver pagoda dogwood is a lovely accent tree for even a small garden. The branches, upturned at the ends, grow in tiers with wide gaps in between, leading to the descriptive name pagoda, and giving them a particularly graceful appearance. The bright white flowers appear in spring to early summer, and give way to flattish blue-black fruits on red stalks by October. Throughout the growing season, the green leaves with their silver-white edging light up the landscape, giving its name the silver pagoda dogwood. In fall, they turn reddish-purple before dropping off. Cornus alternifolia Argentea grows best in sun to semi-shade, with a well-drained acidic soil rich in organic matter with medium moisture. It needs little or no pruning, as its natural shape is part of its attractive appearance. The silver pagoda dogwood can be planted as an accent plant in lawn, in a garden setting, or along the edge of woodlands. Its versatility, size and year-round beauty make it a valuable addition to any garden.

GBP 199.50
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Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-Gumo. Camellia Sasanqua for Sale Online UK. White Flowering Camellia Sasanqua

Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-Gumo. Camellia Sasanqua for Sale Online UK. White Flowering Camellia Sasanqua

Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-Gumo. Camellia Sasanqua is a species of evergreen camellia native to China and Japan. These camellias form a large shrub or a small tree and generally flower any time from September to January depending on the variety. This species is popular for its profuse flowering habit and attractive glossy evergreen foliage.Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-Gumo boasts striking large, single white flowers sometimes with blush pink hues at the edges and bright yellow stamens at the centre. A late-flowering variety, this evergreen camellia will produce blossoms in November through to December: the flowers open in quick succession over a period of 4 to 6 weeks when there’s usually little else of interest in the garden.Slow growing, Camellia Sasanqua can be grown as a large shrub or a small tree. Either way, it is suited for smaller gardens. The expected size of this variety after a period of 10 years is 1.5 metres in height.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this lovely Camellia Sasanqua will do well in areas with average winters (up to -10 degrees Celsius).How To Use Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-GumoCamellias are universally loved for their elegant form and stunning blossoms and it is no different when it comes to Camellia Sasanqua. This cultivar flowers profusely and can be a great specimen for smaller gardens. Alternatively, you can opt for planting Camellia Sasanqua Hinode-Gumo in a mixed shrub border, where the other evergreen shrubs could provide a perfect backdrop for its eye-catching blooms. You can also grow camellias en masse for a breathtaking display of masses of autumn flowers in one place.While less demanding in terms of pH value than some other camellias, Camellia Sasanqua still needs acidic soil to thrive. If required, use an ericaceous feed to improve the balance and enrich the soil. Choose a sheltered, sunny spot in the garden, such as a south or west-facing wall.

GBP 147.00
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Prunus Subhirtella Pendula Rosea. Weeping Pink Cherry Tree

Prunus Subhirtella Pendula Rosea. Weeping Pink Cherry Tree

Prunus Subhirtella Pendula Rosea. Weeping Pink Cherry Tree.A relatively small, decidous, Weeping Pink Cherry Tree that is also known as Drooping Rosebud Cherry, it will ultimately grow to around 4 metres x 4 metres when fully mature.This gorgeous looking weeping cherry pink tree develops a broad weeping crown with the branches arching and pendulous, the smallish oval shaped leaves are a lovely fresh green in the Spring and the leaves will change from the deep green, through orange to a striking red colour in Autumn.The flowers are profuse and cover the branches in Springtime, first appearing as dark pink buds which gradually open to become a lighter pink with semi double flowers. This is a gorgeous specimen tree that is already half its final size and will be the highlight of the garden in Spring. Weeping Pink Cherry is easy to grow in most aspects in any decent well draining soil, it prefers a sunny position. 

GBP 154.00
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Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry Norway Maple Standard Trees

Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry Norway Maple Standard Trees

Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry Standard Trees or Norway Maple Crimson Sentry Standard TreesThese Full Standard Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry or Norway Maple Crimson Sentry are an excellent choice for a small garden, where the distinctive red colour throughout the growing season will be an added stand-out! Our standard trees with a clear trunk height of 220 cm and a big crown of red foliage on top will add a note of grace and colour to your landscape. These full standard trees with their long clear stems are ideal for above fence or hedge screening.Originating as a sport of the Crimson King cultivar in Oregon in 1974, Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry has beautiful red foliage all season long. Even before leafing out, the tree is covered with attractive lemon-yellow flowers in early spring. The leaves later emerge as bright red, deepening to a burgundy-purple over the summer, before ending as brilliant crimson in autumn.Hardy throughout the UK, these standard shaped Norway Maple Crimson Sentry trees have a neat, narrow upright shape at will let easily fit into a smaller garden. Plant Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry in full sun or light shade in moist, well-drained soil. Avoid very sandy, acidic soils. Water regularly in dry weather for the first few years. Prune in winter to maintain the neat full standard shape. Norway Maple Crimson Sentry can be planted in an exposed location as it is extremely wind-resistant. Tolerant of both salt and urban pollution, Norway Maple Crimson Sentry is equally well-suited to coastal regions and cities.Acer Platanoides Crimson Sentry is an excellent choice for planting alongside a road or walkway in a city, where its narrow width will be an advantage. One specimen would make a big statement as a focal point in a small lawn, or planted in a garden space where a larger tree would be overwhelming. The brilliant foliage makes for a good show against light-coloured buildings, or dark evergreens. A row of Norway Maple Crimson Sentry would be a stunning sight in a larger landscape, or planted in a clump to create a bold effect from a distance.Norway Maple Crimson Sentry is a versatile, low-maintenance high-impact specimen for a variety of garden situations. City or country, coastal or windy, you will be able to find the right place for this hardy, long-lived and beautiful tree! 

GBP 120.00
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Prunus Accolade Cherry Accolade Multi Stem Cherry Tree with Pink Blossom

Prunus Accolade Cherry Accolade Multi Stem Cherry Tree with Pink Blossom

Prunus Accolade is a small, spreading deciduous cherry tree, treasured for its profusion of semi-double pink blossoms. An ideal candidate for a specimen tree, Cherry Accolade offers multiple seasons of interest. The Prunus Accolade trees are for sale shaped as multi-stem trees, so they are suitable for mass planting and growing in borders.Early in the spring, the bare branches of Prunus Accolade are adorned with masses of deep pink buds, opening to stunning, semi-double, pale pink blossoms. The flowers are borne in abundance, in drooping clusters, and completely envelop this small ornamental tree. As the flowering season ends, the foliage starts unfolding, dense, dark green, and toothed. Black fruits appear in mid-summer and are enjoyed by birds. In the autumn, the leaves turn to vibrant orange and red hues, providing one last burst of colour in the garden, before the foliage drops with the first frosts.Tolerant of various soil types, Prunus Accolade Multi Stem performs best in medium fertile soils in full sun. As this variety is an early bloomer, in areas where winters are severe, choose a sheltered location where late frosts or harsh winds will not damage the young buds.First bred in England, Cherry Accolade is a hybrid between Prunus sargentii and Prunus subhirtella. Retaining the noteworthy qualities of both parents, and displaying excellent traits of its own, this ornamental tree is resilient and healthy. Fully hardy, this cultivar is also the recipient of the coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.These Prunus Accolade Multi Stem trees are low-maintenance. Accolade does not require extensive care to keep its attractive shape, and routine removal of damaged, congested, or dead shoots is all it takes for the tree to stay healthy and happy. Trained as a multi-stemmed tree, Prunus Accolade can achieve a maximum height of 10 metres, growing at a medium rate and in a spreading, branched habit.Floriferous and highly-decorative, Cherry Accolade is a great option for a focus of interest in the garden. Both the good autumn colour and profusion of spring blossoms attract attention and, when grown on its own, add ornamental value to a plain lawn or patio. Prunus Accolade Multi Stem is also suitable for planting en masse to create a stunning flowering border or a privacy screen.

GBP 123.75
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Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder Lawsons Cypress

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder Lawsons Cypress

Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder is a RHS AGM winning medium-sized false cypress tree with drooping branches and evergreen golden yellow sprays of foliage. It’s a popular choice fast growing choice for hedging and evergreen screens in small gardens.Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana is Lawson’s Cypress, a large conifer with conical shape and drooping branches covered in broad fan-like sprays of aromatic foliage. It’ native to North America, where it grows on hillsides at altitude.Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder was raised in The Netherlands in 1950 as a seedling. It differs from its parent tree because it’s much smaller, conically shaped, and has rich golden-yellow foliage. It retains the aromatic fan-like foliage sprays, its attractive shape, and hardiness.This small false cypress is a very useful ornamental tree and popular due to its shape, height, and glorious golden-yellow evergreen foliage that retains its golden shade year round.Height and Spread of Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden WonderChamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder is fast growing. It reaches 4-5 metres tall in 10 years and an eventual height and spread of 20-50 metres tall by four metres wide after 20 years.How Hardy is Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden WonderThis is a hardy false cypress when its roots are well drained and it receives full sun.How to Use Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden WonderLawson’s Cypress Golden Wonder is a popular hedging tree and evergreen screen for shade, privacy and wind protection. Its narrow spread makes it suitable for gardens in need of height without width.Year-round handsome evergreen foliage provides winter interest and shelter for nesting or roosting birds and its branches attract overwintering insects, so it’s excellent in biodiverse spaces and wildlife friendly gardens.How To Care For Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden WonderChamaecyparis Lawsoniana Golden Wonder is easy to grow and care for. It needs well drained acidic to neutral soil and full sun on its branches to really thrive and produce the brightest yellow foliage.Choose a sunny spot in exposed or sheltered areas and water it well until you see new growth. Give it a can of water every day until it’s established, and water young trees regularly in hot spells. Once established it’s drought tolerant.Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch around the base in springtime to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the growing season.There’s no need to prune this handsome evergreen false cypress.

GBP 247.50
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Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust or Ribbonwood Stardust Lacebark

Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust or Ribbonwood Stardust Lacebark

Hoheria Sexstylosa Stardust is an RHS AGM-winning floriferous evergreen shrub or tree with masses of small white fragrant flowers in summer. It’s an excellent choice for low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly gardens.Hoheria Sexstylosa is better known as Lacebark or Ribbonwood due to its patterned bark. It’s native to the forests of New Zealand but has grown successfully in the UK for many years. It is tall but compact on a strong framework of grey ribboned branches. The Stardust cultivar holds the RHS AGM and has small glossy evergreen leaves that set off its clouds of fragrant white flowers in mid to late summer. Its flowers are so numerous against its dark green foliage they resemble a starlit night sky hence the name Stardust. Each flower has five petals and prominent stamens much like fruit tree blossom.Ribbonwood Stardust is a popular choice for low-maintenance borders and one of the most freely flowering of the Ribbonwood cultivars. It’s a lovely flowering evergreen with lots of versatility.Height And Spread Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustRibbonwood Stardust grows tall, but it’s tidy and compact. It reaches a maximum height of 4-8 metres and spreads over 2.5 metres.How Hardy Is Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustThis is a hardy evergreen in the UK if its roots are well-drained and it’s sheltered from harsh freezing winds. It tolerates full sun once established and is rarely affected by pests.How To Use Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustIn a sheltered garden, Ribbonwood Stardust is a magnificent flowering evergreen that brightens a wall side border all year round. Its suits urban courtyard sun traps and sunny borders in cottage-style gardens.Its low maintenance aspects make it especially good for large spaces or busy gardeners and birds enjoy its evergreen cover.Because it likes warmer temperatures, Ribbonwood is a good coastal plant if it has shelter from stiff breezes.How To Care For Hoheria Sexstylosa StardustRibbonwood Stardust is very easy to grow.It prefers neutral to alkaline well-drained soil and a sunny to partially sunny spot. It also needs some shelter from freezing winds, so a sheltered east, south, or west-facing border is best. Pruning isn’t required, but you can reduce its height and spread after flowering. Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch in spring and water well until it’s established. 

GBP 215.00
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