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Magnolia Sieboldii Oyama Magnolia Siebolds Summer Flowering

Magnolia Sieboldii is also known as Oyama Magnolia or Siebold's Magnolia. Magnolia is a deciduous flowering shrub or small tree with very attractive creamy white flowers with pink and yellow centres. The flowers are lightly fragrant with a scent of delicate spices. Magnolia Sieboldii is often used as small to medium sized ornamental tree. Magnolia Sieboldii blooms bears its striking flowers in summer rather than the more common spring flowering magnolias. Glossy deep green leaves measuring 15 centimetres in length set off Magnolia Sieboldii’s attractive creamy white flowers. These flowers have bright pink and yellow stamens at the centre with a light spicy fragrance. Egg-shaped buds appear in the summer rather than early spring when most magnolias tend to bloom. Oyama Magnolia’s flowers measure ten centimetres in diameter. They are cup-shaped, nod in the breeze and give a lot of 3D texture to a planting arrangement. These flowers will last from summer through to the end of September attracting all manner of pollinators.How Hardy Is Magnolia Sieboldii?Magnolia Sieboldii is one of the toughest magnolias you can buy. It is hardy across the UK withstanding frosts and snow provided its roots are not waterlogged. How To Use Magnolia SieboldiiPlace Siebold's Magnolia at the back of the flower bed to create a toned down backdrop that accentuates bright summer bedding plants and the vast array of summer colours. Oyama Magnolia will grow well in a container too, but beware of over-watering as this will rot its roots. You can also use Siebold's Magnolia as a small to medium-sized ornamental statement tree. It will reach a height of three metres and spread over the same distance. How To Care for Magnolia SieboldiiBecause Magnolias have such attractive flowers many people think they are tricky to grow, but this is not the case. Siebold's Magnolia in particular is very easy to care for.Heavy rain and strong winds will damage the blooms and foliage, but if you choose a sheltered spot it will happily thrive. Siebold's Magnolia prefers moist but well-drained soil and likes full sun to partially shady spots. Oyama Magnolia will grow in most soils, preferring acid to neutral earth. If yours is very alkaline it’s simple to grow Oyama Magnolia in a container of ericaceous compost, or you can dig plenty of ericaceous compost and manure into the planting hole and top it up each year. Magnolias rarely need pruning. If yours has dead or diseased wood cut this out after flowering. Do not prune in springtime as this will remove the flower buds.Other ornamental trees include Prunus Serrulata Multistem. Our large range of magnolias are for sale in London at our garden centre and also for sale online with nationwide delivery in the UK.

GBP 206.25

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Trachelosperum Jasminoides Star Of Toscana Selbra for Sale UK. Climbing Jasmine for Sale UK

Trachelospermum Jasminoides Star Of Toscana Selbra. A very attractive evergreen climber, this yellow star jasmine (Trachelospermum Jasminoides ' Star of Toscana ' = ' Selbra ') blooms from summer through to autumn and has magnificent yellow flowers that smell wonderful. The leaves are a beautiful dark green so that the yellow flowers particularly stand out. This is a wonderful evergreen climber with clusters of light yellow star-shaped flowers with a lovely fragrance. The small dark green foliage can sometimes turn bronze for winter.As a climbing plant, Star of Toscana Jasmine can reach impressive heights. If left unchecked, this beautiful climber can grow to be 8 to 12 metres high, with a spread of 2.5 to 4 metres.Star of Toscana Jasmine is fully hardy in the United Kingdom and will thrive without requiring much fussing over. However, while frost hardy, this cultivar will appreciate shelter from cold and drying winter winds.From its gorgeous blooms to the opulent fragrance it will distribute throughout the garden, Star of Toscana Jasmine is ideal summer specimen plant. Grow it against a sunny wall as a cover, or as a backdrop to evergreen shrubs in your mixed border. Trachelospermum Jasminoides is also an ideal choice for hedging and screening. Of course, since this is a climbing plant, you can always grow it up a fence or trellis and it will perfume the air all summer long.Star of Toscana Jasmine is easy to grow and care for. Trachelospermum Jasminoides likes full sun and any well-drained moist fertile soil.

GBP 111.00

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Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Albizia Tree

Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate FountainAlbizia Julibrissin is the hardiest of the Albizia family of deciduous, mimosa-like small ornamental trees. The variety Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain has chocolate-coloured foliage similar to Albizia Julibrissin Summer Chocolate but differs in that has an elegant weeping habit. A very pretty, exotic-looking small tree with the hallmark pink flower heads in late summer to early autumn. With its chocolate coloured wispy foliage which is fern-like in appearance, its weeping downward-sweeping growth habit, Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain is indeed aptly named. During the summer months, very delicate bright pink flowers appear. Height and Spread of Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate FountainAlbizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain grows to a maximum height of 4 to 5 metres with a canopy spread of 4 metres. How Hardy is the Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate FountainIt is hardy in UK plant hardiness zone H6. It can withstand temperatures from -20 to -15 C.How to Use the Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate FountainThis small ornamental tree makes an ideal specimen and will be a true focal point in any garden. It can also be grown in pots or containers.How to Care for the Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Plant this small tree in full sun for best foliage colours. Choose a planting location that is well-draining. It is not overly picky about the soil but prefers ample organic material. During the first year after planting, keep the soil evenly moist to encourage root growth. Once established, the small tree is very drought tolerant. 

GBP 295.00

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Wisteria Brachybotrys Shiro Kapitan shrub, for sale online UK.

Wisteria Brachybotrys Shiro KapitanA climbing shrub with racemes of single fragrant white pea like flowers that emerge in late spring-early summer. Shiro Kapitan a deciduous shrub with softly hairy mid-green foliage  ovate to lance shaped that emerge in spring.A beautiful climber that will look amazing grown up a house or pergola-arbour or front entrance.Likes full sun partial shade and will grow well in any well drained fertile soil. 

GBP 78.75

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Rubus Idaeus Fallgold Raspberry Fallgold with Yellow Fruits

Rubus Idaeus Fallgold is a deciduous golden raspberry with white summer flowers and tasty yellow fruits in late summer and autumn. It suits kitchen gardens, mixed borders, and well-watered and fed containers.Rubrus idaeus is the European raspberry. It’s native to both Europe and Northern Asia and has been cultivated for centuries. The yellow cultivar Raspberry Fallgold is a compact size with particularly tasty raspberries. Its fruiting season extends from summer into autumn hence its name Fallgold.In spring, typically scored dark green leaves emerge on thorny canes which are followed by tiny white flower buds in the warm spring months. The flowers are attractive to pollinators and mature into large juicy golden raspberries. If it’s well watered, Fallgold may produce two flushes of fruit. One in early summer, then a second in late summer.This is a reliable variety of autumn fruiting raspberry that produces lots of sweet fruit on strong upright canes. It’s excellent in kitchen gardens because its compact size fits neatly into fruit cages.Height And Spread of Rubus Idaeus FallgoldRaspberry Fallgold is a compact autumn fruiting raspberry that reaches a maximum of 2.5 metres and spreads over 1.5 metres in 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Rubus Idaeus FallgoldIf its roots are well-drained and it’s grown in full sun Raspberry Fallgold tolerates wet and cold UK winters.How To Use Rubus Idaeus FallgoldThis is a great choice for kitchen gardens and fruit cages because it doesn’t get too large. Another excellent autumn raspberry for kitchen gardens is Rubus Idaeus Tulameen.Autumn fruiting raspberries are also lovely additions to a mixed flower border in low-maintenance spaces where their flowers attract pollinators and the fruit is taken by blackbirds.Raspberry Fallgold will grow in a good-sized container on a sunny balcony, deck, or patio but you must water and feed it regularly or the fruit will fail to develop.These large sweet raspberries can be eaten straight from the plant or made into jam or jellies.How To Care For Rubus Idaeus FallgoldRaspberry Fallgold prefers full sun but it will cope with partial shade too. Full sun will increase the fruit yield.Choose a sheltered, sunny spot in neutral to acidic soil and water it well through the growing season. Raspberries are not keen on alkaline soil, so if yours is very chalky add lots of organic matter to the planting hole or use a container of good quality compost.Canes that have finished fruiting can be cut back and new canes tied into supports.Raspberries like fertile soil, so add lots of well-rotted organic matter to the roots in spring and again in summer for the best harvest.

GBP 108.75

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Wisteria Sinensis Domino Blue. Blue & Purple Flowering Wisteria For Sale UK

Wisteria Floribunda Sinensis or Chinese Wisteria  Domino Pale Blue. A beautiful and vigorous twining wisteria climber with pendant clusters of fragrant, pale blue pea-like flowers in late spring and early summer. Preferring full sun/partial shade. Also available as a pure white variety Wisteria Sinensis Alba. Wisterias look stunning when trained over an arbour or pergola or over a front entrance. Max Height 9m. Flowers May to June can produce a reduced second flowering in late summer.Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit - a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens. 

GBP 139.00

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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 199.50

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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 210.00

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Catalpa Erubescens Purpurea Purple Indian Bean Tree Hybrid

Catalpa Erubescens Purpurea or Purple Indian Bean Tree is a beautiful, late flowering deciduous tree with large attractive purple foliage and white bell-shaped flowers. It holds the RHS AGM and its medium size suits compact gardens.Catalpa is a genus of late flowering trees native to tropical and temperate regions of East Asia, the Caribbean, and the eastern and south-eastern United States. The sub-species Catalpa Bignonioides is native to the United States where it’s called Indian Bean Tree and is often grown as a street tree. Catalpa erubescens Purpurea is a hybrid of the Indian Bean Tree. It retains its parent plant’s attractive nature and bean-like pods, but adds rich purple shades to its foliage. Young shoots and early leaves emerge blackish-purple and mature to dark green in late summer. As they mature, 3 cm white bell-shaped flowers with orange and purple markings bloom in large panicles. If pollinated, these flowers develop into long, slim bean-like seed capsules.Purple Hybrid Catalpa takes a few years to mature and develop its flowers but it’s worth the wait.Height And Spread of Catalpa Erubescens PurpureaPurple Indian Bean Tree reaches 12 metres and spreads over 8 metres in 20-50 years.How Hardy Is Catalpa Erubescens PurpureaIts foliage looks delicate, but this is a hardy tree in the UK if its roots are well drained and it’s positioned in a sheltered spot.How To Use Catalpa Erubescens PurpureaThis is an excellent specimen tree for a sheltered lawn where it grabs all the attention in summer. It also suits the back of a mixed border with other varieties of Indian Bean Trees such as Catalpa Bignonioides Nana and Catalpa Bignonioides Aurea.How To Care For Catalpa Erubescens PurpureaPurple Hybrid Catalpa needs a moist but well-drained spot in a sunny position that’s sheltered from harsh winds that tear its large foliage.It will grow in all types of soil including clay and chalk if it has wind protection and plenty of sun. Young trees benefit from frost protection. Cover their branches in horticultural fleece when frost is forecast. Pruning isn’t necessary and will ruin the shape of the branches.Give Purple Indian Bean Tree lots of water until you see new growth and add a thick layer of organic mulch to its roots in spring to help boost that rich foliage and stunning flowers later in summer.

GBP 161.25

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Magnolia Grandiflora Maryland Evergreen Compact Magnolia

Magnolia Grandiflora Maryland is a compact evergreen magnolia renowned for its large showy, fragranced flowers. Evergreen and elegant, this striking cultivar is an excellent choice for a specimen plant or mixed shrub borders. Like its deciduous cousins, Magnolia Grandiflora also produces massive showy flowers but tends to do this in summer rather than spring. The cultivar ‘Maryland’ differentiates itself by rounded, compact shrub (rather than tree) shape.With all the noteworthy qualities of its close relatives, this eye-catching cultivar has a few interesting differences. The lush foliage consists of glossy, broad, elliptic leaves, but unlike most bull bay Magnolias, Maryland doesn’t have a brown underside. Instead, the large, leathery leaves are light, olive green beneath, forming a rounded, compact shrub, rather than a tree. Although the foliage differentiates this cultivar from its evergreen cousins, the blossoms are as equally stunning as those of other Magnolia cultivars. In the summer, massive creamy white flowers grace this compact shrub. Large and goblet-shaped, the blossoms have a sweet, citrusy fragrance.Tolerant of full sun to partial shade, this flowering shrub thrives in moist but well-drained soil, rich in humus. When it comes to acidity, Magnolia Grandiflora Maryland prefers neutral to slightly acidic soils. Apart from being highly decorative, this ornamental shrub is quite robust. Fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, Magnolia Grandiflora Maryland can survive even when the temperatures drop to -20 degrees. However, to avoid potential damage from frost and biting winds, apply a layer of mulch during winter, and choose a sheltered location for planting.A cross between Magnolia Grandiflora and Magnolia Virginiana, the cultivar Maryland is quite fast growing, although it stays fairly compact even when fully mature. This evergreen shrub can grow to be 3 to 8 meters tall and 2 to 4 metres wide, which is, when compared to other Magnolia Grandiflora varieties, rather petite.With a rich, leathery foliage, elegant, compact form and clusters of aromatic blossoms, Magnolia Grandiflora Maryland is ideal as a focus or a specimen plant. Although this plant has a year-round interest, its graceful and sophisticated appearance is at its best in the summer, when this shrub is in full bloom. Consider planting this Magnolia variety in a mixed shrub border, either underplanted with low-growing flowering shrubs, or combined with medium-sized, evergreen bushes.See also our full range of Magnolia varieties we have available.

GBP 478.50

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Hippophae Leikora Pollmix & Leikora Combined Sea Buck Thorn

Hippophae Leikora Pollmix & Leikora - Sea Buckthorn Male & Female Mix in one containerThe Sea Buckthorn or Hippophae species of deciduous shrubs is prized for its bright orange berries. However, not all of the varieties produce the berries, only pollinated female cultivars will boast the vibrant and decorative fruit that gardeners covet. To make sure your Sea Buckthorn plant will look its best throughout summer, autumn and winter, we combined two best-performing varieties together in one container: Hippophae Pollmix (male) and Hippophae Leikora (female). This combination ensures that the female shrub is pollinated and produces an abundance of the lovely orange berries that give the shrub its appeal.Hippophae Leikora Pollmix combination will look good in any garden, as these two varieties have the same type of narrow, silvery leaves that resemble rosemary foliage. And since Hippophae Leikora Pollmix pair is a male and female duo, in the summer, the Hippophae Leikora shrub will produce masses of large, bright orange berries. The berries appear in the summer, following inconspicuous flowers and persist on the shrub throughout autumn and winter.Height and Spread of Hippophae Rhamnoides Pollmix LeikoraBoth Hippophae Leikora and Pollmix have a moderate to fast growth rate.  Hippophae Leikora will grow to be between 4 to 8 metres when fully mature, and Hippophae Pollmix is more compact, with an ultimate size of 2 to 3 metres.How Hardy is  Hippophae Rhamnoides Pollmix LeikoraHippophae Leikora Pollmix combination is made up of two cultivars both selected in Germany, so this European native fares well in our climate. Both of these Sea Buckthorn varieties are fully hardy in the United Kingdom and can withstand extreme winter temperatures with ease.How To Use Hippophae Rhamnoides Pollmix LeikoraSimilar to other Sea Buckthorn varieties, Hippophae Leikora Pollmix shrubs will do best in borders or planted en masse as a hedge, especially in seaside areas of the country. As these ornamental shrubs tolerate salt and strong winds quite well, they are well suited for coastal gardens.How To Care For Hippophae Rhamnoides Pollmix LeikoraSea Buckthorn species is famed for its resilience and toughness, and Hippophae Leikora Pollmix are both true to this reputation. Easy to grow and care for, these shrubs will thrive in any well-drained soil. For best results, plant in full sun.Make sure to take a look at our other Sea Buckthorn varieties: Hippophae Rhamnoides, Hippophae Rhamnoides Hergo, and Hippophae Rhamnoides Hikul.

GBP 160.00

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Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes. Juneberry Snowy Mespilus Tree

Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes is a beautiful, upright deciduous tree of the Amelanchier family prized for its large white spring flowers. It originates from North America and is also known as the Juneberry Tree or Snowy Mespilus Tree. The terms snowflakes and snowy refer to the large star-shaped flowers that cover its branches in April and attract early pollinators. This pearly spring display is the main reason gardeners choose a Snowy Mespilus Tree over others.Alongside those striking blooms Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes produces fresh copper-coloured foliage that stands out against the white flowers. Its bushy foliage gradually turns green in the summer when its edible purple-red berries ripen. Birds will quickly eat the Juneberry Tree’s fruit. In autumn the Snowy Mespilus Tree produces dramatic orange-red foliage. It is a beautiful and practical choice for a small, wildlife-friendly garden.Juneberry Tree Hardiness LevelsThe Juneberry Tree is hardy in all UK climates and requires no specific care. Although it prefers acid or neutral ground it will grow in the majority soils and can withstand extreme cold if not waterlogged around the roots. Winds will not harm the tree but will shake the flowers loose more rapidly. How To Use Amelanchier Laevis SnowflakesIf you have a small garden the Snowy Mespilus Tree is a practical addition because it can be grown as a large ornamental shrub or as a compact, shallow-rooted specimen tree reaching an approximate height of four metres within twenty years. A Snowy Mespilus Tree can be grown in the ground or in a large container which will limit its size. If you choose to grow one in a pot ensure you provide plenty of water in the hot summer months to ensure the best autumnal foliage display.How To Care For Your Amelanchier Laevis SnowflakesVery little pruning is required, in fact an Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes is self-sufficient, but it’s worth cutting out any crossed stems or dead wood in winter or late spring to hold the shape. Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes will grow best in moist free-draining soil with a yearly layer of thick organic mulch which will improve the flower display in spring. All Amelanchier appreciate sun on their foliage canopy. If you can plant yours in sunlight it will boost the rich orange autumnal colours.The tough yet beautiful Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes is a valuable source of colour throughout the year with frothy white flowers in spring, fresh green summer foliage with purple-red berries and a stunning orange autumnal display. These attributes make it an ideal feature tree for small to mid-sized gardens.

GBP 138.75

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Wisteria Floribunda Caroline Wisteria Sinensis Caroline

Wisteria Floribunda Caroline or  Wisteria Sinensis Caroline also Wisteria CarolineThe Wisteria Sinensis was first introduced to the western world from China in 1816. The cultivar Wisteria Sinensis Caroline is a relatively new variety. It was created in New Zealand and is widely coveted for its breath-taking flower display and striking foliage. Unlike other wisteria climbers, Wisteria Floribunda Caroline blooms in the mid- to late spring months. The fragrant flowers persist into the early summer. The flower racemes of the vine start to bloom simultaneously to create a stunning display. Each dangling flower cluster measures up to 30 centimetres in length. The racemes are comprised of small pea-sized lilac and purple blossoms. Bees, butterflies and birds adore the sweetly fragrant blooms.After flowering, the Wisteria Sinensis Caroline produces bean-like seedpods. As summer progresses, the pods ripen. When autumn arrives, they normally still persist on the vine for visual interest. The foliage of Wisteria Caroline is feathery and soft green in colour. The pinnate leaves are made of 11 small leaflets that emerge a grey-green in the spring and take on a brighter green shade during summer. When autumn arrives, the dense foliage turns a bright yellow.When fully grown, the Wisteria Floribunda Caroline will easily reach a height of 9 meters. It grows well against walls, a trellis, an arbour, a pergola, or a fence. It will also grow free-standing if given ample support for its heavy frame.Plant the Wisteria Sinensis Caroline in full sun for ample flower production. It will grow in partial shade, but will generally not produce as dramatic of a flower display. The vine prefers moderately fertile soil that is well-draining. During the first year of growth, keep the soil moist to encourage the vine to produce a strong root system. After the first year, the vine can tolerate short periods of drought well.The Wisteria Caroline requires regular pruning to maintain its overall size and shape. Pruning also promotes new growth and better flower production. Restricting the vine’s vegetative growth by trimming encourages the vine to produce short flower shoots. Prune Wisteria Caroline twice a year: in January-February and again in July-August. There is little doubt that the Wisteria Floribunda Caroline is a dramatic addition to any garden setting that is sure to gather great admiration. Its eye-catching beauty is awe-inspiring. Plant the vine anywhere that the blooms can be visually enjoyed and where the blossoms heavenly aroma will tantalize the senses. 

GBP 83.40

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Ligustrum Japonicum Variegated Trees in Full Standard Shape. Variegated Japanese Privet Trees in Full Standard Shape for evergreen screening.

Ligustrum Japonicum Variegated Tree is a beautiful evergreen tree. These specimens are shaped as full standard trees. Full Standard Trees are clear stemmed trees creating a bushy hedge effect above the fence line.The leaves are thick and shiny with bright green and cream variegation. Ligustrum Japonicum Variegated has a lovely light presence and will brighten the darkest corners of a garden. The evergreen leaves provide year-round interest and the white small flowers in late summer turn into shiny black berries in the autumn.Ligustrum Japonicum is also known as Japanese Privet and is incredibly adaptable and can be used as an evergreen specimen tree, for hedging or for topiary.Clear stem trees - known as Full Standard Trees,  these clear stemmed trees create a bushy hedge effect above the fence line.

GBP 125.40

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Japanese Angelica Tree UK. Aralia Elata for sale online.

Aralia Elata or Japanese Angelica TreeThe Japanese Angelica Tree (Latin name Aralia Elata) is a stunning, exotic-looking ornamental tree with large architectural foliage which can reach sizes of over 1 metre in length. The leaves come off of a spiny main stem and are made up of over 70 leaflets. In the late summer & autumn, clusters of white flowers appear which are then followed by bunches of purple berries. The flowers are adored by bees and the berries are very popular with the birds.  Grow Aralia Elata in partial shade in a nice humus rich moist soil. It will also grow well in full sun. The leaves turn a beautiful deep crimson during Autumn. Japanese Angelica will reach a maximum height of approx. 5 metres.The Japanese Angelica Tree enjoys the RHS Award of Garden Merrit. 

GBP 161.00

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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 210.00

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Humulus Lupulus or Common Hop Native Deciduous Climber

Humulus Lupulus or Common HopHumulus Lupulus is our familiar Common Hop. Grown over a trellis or twined in a hedgerow it’s an unusual alternative to honeysuckle or clematis. The Common Hop is well known as the ingredient that gives beer its bitter taste and as a sleep aid to combat anxiety, but it’s also a pretty, deciduous climber for the garden.Common hops have long, twining stems that reach up to six metres and sprout large amounts of green lobed and coarsely toothed leaves in early spring. Each leaf is particularly large measuring up to 15 cms in length. During late summer female hop flowers bloom in cone-shaped yellowy-green clusters all along the thin strong stems. It's these female flowers that develop into fruits that are called ‘hops’and used for brewing. During the winter months, common hops die down to the ground and will regrow the following spring.Height And Spread of Humulus Lupulus                                                                 Common Hops is a long and thin climber that will reach up to 6 metres and spread over 1.5-2 metres. It needs support to clamber up such as a trellis or obelisk as it doesn’t have suckers or tendrils.How Hardy Is Humulus LupulusCommon hops are native to the UK and Europe so they are able to withstand our sub-zero winters if they are planted in well-drained soil. Once established, common hops are relatively pest-free and give enough twining support are hardy enough to leave to their own devices.How To Use Humulus LupulusCommon hops are a great alternative to clematis, honeysuckle and jasmine particularly if your soil is less than perfect. Hops look bright and fresh growing over an archway and scrambling their way through a hedge. Their flexible stems are perfect to twine into a fence line and give summer cover to a seating area without destroying the lawn, and because their flowers arrive in late summer pairing common hops with an early flowering clematis provides an extended flowering season.A good choice for a wildlife garden too as pollinators enjoy the hop flowers and cover provided by its large shady leaves.  How To Care For Humulus LupulusCommon hops are hardy but prefer a sheltered position and lots of sun. It will tolerate partial shade but a great flower display is achieved in a sunny spot. Ensure the ground doesn’t dry out and tie back stems to the support as hops lack suckers or tendrils – it is a ‘bine rather than a ‘vine’. In winter when the foliage has fallen, cut common hops back to root level and wait for it to re-emerge in the spring. 

GBP 101.25

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Cornus Rutgersensis Aurora Flowering Dogwood Ornamental Tree

Cornus Rutgersensis Aurora is a compact deciduous tree in the flowering dogwood family with abundant white flower bracts in summer. It’s one of the prettiest flowering dogwoods for woodland gardens and informal mixed borders.Cornus Rutgersensis Aurora is a cultivar of a 3-way cross between the popular Cornus florida, Cornus kousa, and Cornus nuttallii dogwoods and as a result of this heavy mix has Cornus Rutgersensis Rutban and Cornus kousa Aurora synonyms.Flowering Dogwood Aurora is prized for its small size and overwhelming display of showy white flowers with overlapping bracts. After warm weather, its flower bracts are so numerous they cover its dark green foliage. It has excelllent autumn colour when its leaves turn red, yellow and orange hues before falling with the frosts.This is a highly attractive hardy small tree that puts on a staggering flower display in summer and brightens autumn with its changing leaves. A great choice for courtyards and an excllent showy tree for small gardens.Height And Spread of Cornus Rutgersensis AuroraFlowering Dogwood Aurora reaches a maximum height of six metres and spreads up to five metres.How Hardy Is Cornus Rutgersensis AuroraIt’s hardy enough to withstand minus temperatures in the UK if its roots are well drained and it gets plenty of sun in summer.How To Use Cornus Rutgersensis AuroraSmall flowering dogwood trees like Aurora are attractive additions to mixed informal borders where they have room to grow.It’s low maintenance enough to suit woodland gardens and because it doesn’t outgrow its welcome it suits compact courtyard gardens and even balconies in large, well-watered and fed containers.How To Care For Cornus Rutgersensis AuroraVery little care is needed once Flowering Dogwood Aurora is established, it’s very easy to grow and gives great results for little effort.Choose a spot in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained fertile soil. Although it tolerates an exposed spot, the best flower displays emerge in sheltered areas.No pruning is required, but a thick layer of well-rotted mulch to its roots in spring will keep it in good health.

GBP 675.00

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Wisteria Floribunda Honbeni Rosea Climber, online.

Wisteria Floribunda Honbeni Rosea is also known as Pink IceA beautiful and vigorous self twining climber with pendent clusters of highly fragrant, pale pink pea-like flowers in late spring and early summer. Wisteria Floribunda Honbeni prefers full sun/partial shade and a well drained soil - remember, naturally, these are canopy climbers in a woodland setting so they thrive in a similar habitat. All Wisteria's look stunning when trained over an arbour or pergola or over the front entrance, another beautiful way to display these gorgeous flowers is to allow them to climb up into the branches of a tree with the blooms cascading down. Attracting pollinators, the bees will be buzzing around these fragrant blossomsThis Wisteria Pink Ice variety will grow to a Max Height of around 6m. The fabulous pink flowers appear in May - June and it can produce a reduced second flowering in late summer.Prolific flowering can be encouraged by pruning back directly after flowering.

GBP 83.40

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Corylus Rode Zellernoot Red Leaved Hazel Tree for Sale Online

Corylus Rode Zellernoot or Red Leaved HazelIf you are looking for a productive and beautiful native hedge or shrub then it’s worth considering Corylus Rode Zellernoot - the Red Leaved Hazel. This stunning hazel hybrid produces edible nuts and glorious foliage. The full botanical name is Corylus Avellana Rode Zellernoot. It is a hybrid of Corylus Maxima and the common hazel Corylus Avellana. Rode Zellernoot means ‘red nut’ which refers to its leaf colour. Red Leaved Hazel is a decorative deciduous shrub that produces new red leaves in spring each evenly spaced along its fine, whippy branches. These serrated red leaves grow larger than the common hazel and mature into a bronze-green during the summer months before falling in the autumn. In summer, after the foliage is established, Red Leaved Hazel produces catkins. The male catkins are yellow-green and the female are a much smaller red catkin. Edible oval-shaped hazelnuts begin to appear in late summer to early autumn. The nuts are hidden inside red-toned husks with only the top peeping out. The nuts are particularly tasty and attractive to wildlife.How Hardy Is Corylus Rode ZellernootThe Red Leaved Hazel is extremely hardy, its parents being native to the UK. It will survive our winters and wet conditions, although young plants may need protection from harsh, drying winds for the first few years. How To Use Corylus Rode ZellernootAll hazels provide shelter and food for wildlife, particularly when grown as part of a hedgerow. This makes it an attractive hedging option for a wildlife garden. Hazel manages well in coastal and urban areas too. Corylus Rode Zellernoot will produce lots of new growth each year, reaching a maximum height of 3-4 metres, but it can be cut back in winter to maintain its size and shape.Corylus Rode Zellernoot varies from other varieties of hazel in that its foliage is a brighter red than its cousins, and its stems run straight to form a tight hedgerow, unlike Corylus Avellana Red Majestic which is an attractive red shade but has corkscrew branches. How to Care For Corylus Rode ZellernootHazelnuts are among the easiest nuts to grow and they take up much less space than you would think. The Hazelnut family includes Corylus Avellana which is the common hazel and closely related filberts and cobnuts. All members of the Hazel family produce showy catkins in spring (these are male) which pollinate the very small flowers (female). If you want to create a hedge in larger spaces, place your hazels four metres apart and reduce their height to encourage bushiness. Hazelnuts are very hardy being tolerant of cold and wet conditions.It will prefer a rich, loamy soil but will grow well in chalky and clay conditions provided it’s not water-logged. To ensure a maximum supply of nuts, it is best to plant at least 2 hazel trees (of any variety) as they are wind pollinated.Corylus Rode Zellernoot is as highly valued for its decorative display of changing leaves and showy catkins as it is for the tasty hazelnuts. If you want to grow a crop of nuts for autumn, help wildlife and create a beautiful display the Red Leaved Hazel is for you.

GBP 112.50

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Magnolia Daphne Yellow Flowering Magnolia Tree for Sale UK

Magnolia Daphne or Yellow Flowering Magnolia With a spring burst of gorgeous tulip-shaped, pale yellow blossoms, Magnolia Daphne leaves no one indifferent. Before the deciduous, mid-green foliage unfurls, a profusion of flowers graces the bare branches until the leaves appear to provide a perfect backdrop. A small and upright cultivar, this variety was selected by a Belgian breeder, as a cross of two popular Magnolia varieties, Miss Honeybee and Gold Crown. The resulting new hybrid boasts long-lasting flowers and a compact habit that makes it suitable for small gardens. While yellow flowering Magnolias are rare, we do stock 4 more varieties of yellow-flowering magnolia, each with blossoms in the varying shades: Magnolia X Brooklynensis Yellow Bird, Magnolia Denudata Yellow River, Magnolia Solar Flair, and Magnolia Sunsation. Height and Spread of Magnolia Daphne The expected ultimate size of this yellow flowering Magnolia is 1.5 to 3 metres in height, with a spread of 1 to 2 metres. How Hardy is Magnolia Daphne Magnolia Daphne is fully hardy in all of the United Kingdom and can survive even when the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. How To Use Magnolia Daphne This rare yellow flowering Magnolia is an excellent choice for a specimen tree in a small garden, as its gorgeous spring blooms will make a focus of interest in any landscape. Pair it with summer-flowering shrubs in beds and borders for a full spring and summer season of stunning blossoms in your garden. Just make sure that your choice of location for Magnolia Daphne is final before you put it in the soil- this tree thoroughly dislikes transplanting. How To Care For Magnolia Daphne Easy to grow and care for, Magnolia Daphne is an undemanding deciduous tree. It will do well in moist, well-drained soil with neutral to acidic pH value. This yellow flowering Magnolia tree will thrive in partial shade to full sun. While fully hardy, this deciduous tree still appreciates a sheltered spot in the garden, away from harsh, biting winds.

GBP 196.00

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Kalopanax Septemlobus Maximowiczii Tree Aralia Maximowiczii

Kalopanax Septemlobus are small to mid-sized trees from Japan with some resemblance to Japanese Acers. This variety Maximowiczii is a small ornamental deciduous tree with good autumn colour and large flat heads of pollinator-friendly white flowers. It suits mixed borders and low-maintenance gardens.Kalopanax Septemlobus Maximowiczii is native to Japan, China, Korea and Russia and it’s named after the Russian botanist Maximowicz who discovered it in the 19th century. Better known as Castor Oil Tree or Tree Aralia Maximowiczii, this ornamental shrub has deeply lobed leaves with 5-7 fingers. Each leaf can reach up to 30 centimetres in length and gently drapes from a long, thin stem.Foliage emerges in mixed greens, matures to deep green in the summer, and turns shades of red, orange and yellow in autumn before falling with the frosts.Alongside its summer foliage, it produces large flat heads of tiny white flowers that are pollinator-friendly. In autumn its flowers mature into tiny black berries for the birds.This is a good choice for low-maintenance wildlife-friendly gardens that need a boost of colour in spring through to autumn.Height And Spread of Kalopanax Septemlobus MaximowicziiSlow-growing Tree Aralia Maximowiczii can reach a height of 12 metres and spread over four metres in 20-50 years.How Hardy Is Kalopanax Septemlobus MaximowicziiThis is a hardy tree in the UK if its roots are well-drained and it has some shelter from harsh drying winds.How To Use Kalopanax Septemlobus MaximowicziiTree Aralia Maximowiczii is an excellent architectural tree and a pretty specimen for open lawns. It suits the back of a mixed border and low-maintenance woodland gardens.How To Care For Kalopanax Septemlobus MaximowicziiThis is an easy-grow tree that enjoys moist but well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Like acers, it’s at its best sheltered by taller trees.Most soils are suitable if they’re well drained including chalk and sand. A thick application of well-rotted organic mulch in spring will boost soil nutrients and encourage lots of flowers.Pruning isn’t required and it may spoil its shape, so it’s best to only remove broken or crossed branches after flowering has finished. Water it well until established and you can see new growth beginning to emerge.

GBP 363.75

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Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills Japanese Hydrangea Vine

Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills is a self-clinging deciduous climber with lush green foliage and white hydrangea-type flowers in summer. It will cover an unattractive vertical surface in part or full shade.Schizophragma Hydrangeoides is better known as the Japanese Hydrangea Vine. It’s native to Japan and Korea where it grows in the shade of deciduous woodlands. Schizophragma Hydrangeoides Windmills is a cultivar with white flower bracts. It differs from climbing hydrangeas because the sterile outer flowers have one bract rather than four. Its bushy green foliage emerges in spring before the flower bracts appear in summer and fall in a shower of golden yellow hues during late autumn. Japanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills has strong stems that will cling to most surfaces including walls, tree trunks, and fences. It has aerial roots that self-cling, so trellis or wire supports are not required.This is a lovely lush climber for shady spots that other plants struggle to thrive in.Height And Spread of Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills is a vigorous grower that will reach 3 metres by 3 metres.How Hardy Is Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsIt’s hardy enough to withstand freezing UK winters if its roots are well drained.How To Use Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills is a great choice for natural fence cover. It’s self-clinging vines easily attach to fences, trees, walls, bricks and anything with a textured surface. Use it to cover an unsightly shed or a shady wall. Although it tends to grow vertically, Japanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills can be trained horizontally. Use wires to direct the vines until its aerial roots have attached in the right spot.How To Care For Schizophragma Hydrangeoides WindmillsJapanese Hydrangea Vine Windmills needs a moist position with good drainage. It will grow in full to partial shade or sunny spots in exposed or sheltered areas. It’s not fussy about soil type.No regular pruning is required, but you can restrict its height and spread by reducing the vines and removing excess shoots as they emerge.Water it well until you see new growth and apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch to the roots in early spring to trap moisture because Japanese Hydrangea vine doesn’t like drying out.

GBP 225.00

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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 187.50

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Nothofagus Antarctica Antarctic Beech Tree for Sale UK

Nothofagus Antarctica or the Antarctic Beech tree, is an unusual and hardy tree which will add interest to your landscape. Native to southern Chile and Argentina, Nothofagus Antarctica provides year-round interest. In spring, it leafs out in small, irregularly-edged heart-shaped leaves which are a glossy, bright green, and have a pleasant scent. The flowers are small but fragrant and are followed by small nuts. By the end of the summer the leaves have changed to a bright yellow. After the leaves fall, the twisted bare branches and trunk reveal their attractive, scaly dark-brown bark with silver-white highlights. It is not surprising that a tree with the name Antarctic should be winter-hardy and indeed Nothofagus Antarctica is suitable for planting throughout the UK and northern Europe. This large tree will grow to 8 meters tall and 4 metres wide in 20 years, before reaching an ultimate height of more than 12 metres and spread of 8 metres over a period of 50 years. It will need little pruning to maintain its twisted, irregular shape.Plant your Nothofagus Antarctica in full sun in an exposed or sheltered position, but it prefers a lime-free acidic soil, whether clay, sand, or loam. It needs a moist but well-drained soil for its deep taproot, and when young will not tolerate extended dry periods. However, waterlogged soil can result in a fungal infestation, so good drainage is essential. It is not troubled by insects.The Antarctic beech needs a large space in which to grow to its full size, so it is best in a large garden or extensive property. It makes a striking specimen tree for the middle of a lawn, or if there is room, in a small grouping. An alternative use of Nothofagus Antarctica is as a decorative topiary shrub, achieved through annual pruning in late spring or early summer. A shape similar to bonsai will result, and will add considerable interest to a small garden. This unique and striking tree from the southern tip of South America has much to recommend it to a gardener in the UK through all the seasons of the year. Whether allowed to grow large, or pruned to be kept small, Nothofagus Antarctica’s attractive form and pleasant foliage will make an excellent addition to your garden.

GBP 217.00

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