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Amelanchier Laevis Snowflakes. Juneberry Snowy Mespilus Tree

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 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 88.00
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Prunus Serrula Multistem. Japanese Cherry Tree. Buy Online.

Prunus Serrula Multistem. Japanese Cherry Tree. Buy Online.

Prunus Serrula branklyn- Tibetan CherryPrunus Serrulata Branklyn Multistem is a Japanese flowering Cherry tree. It is a deciduous tree (meaning it loses its leaves over the coldest months generally from November to February).  It has a smooth glossy mahogany coloured bark  bark. A sight to behold in the winter months when you can fully appreciate the colourful display of its stems.The crown of this multistemmed tree will be densely covered with narrow leaves between early Spring and late Autumn and these leaves change orange and red in late autumn.  The white flowers appear in the early Spring.  This ornamental tree is excellent for any garden size.  It is not fast growing and it gets to a maximum height of 4-6m.We have many varieties of Japanese Trees available at Paramount Plants and Gardens including japanese acers and the nandina domestica .

GBP 380.00
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Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms Eastern Redbud for Sale UK

Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms Eastern Redbud for Sale UK

Cercis Canadensis ‘Pink Pom Poms’ Eastern RedbudThe Eastern Redbud 'Pink Pom Poms' (Cercis canadensis ‘Pink Pom Poms’) is a stunning deciduous ornamental small tree or garden shrub, prized for its unique double-flowered blooms and vibrant seasonal display. A hybrid of the USA Native Eastern Redbud, this small ornamental tree stands out with its abundant, rosy-pink, pom-pom-like blossoms that appear in early spring usually before the foliage emerges. Its compact size, coupled with striking floral and foliage characteristics, makes it a perfect addition to gardens and landscapes where year-round interest is desired.'Pink Pom Poms' boasts a rounded, vase-shaped canopy with multiple trunks or a single central leader, depending on how it's pruned. The standout feature of this cultivar is its dense clusters of double pink flowers, resembling small pom-poms, which cover the bare branches in early spring. These long-lasting blooms create a breathtaking floral display, attracting pollinators such as bees and butterflies. After flowering, heart-shaped, deep green leaves emerge, providing a lush backdrop throughout the growing season. In autumn, the foliage transitions to shades of yellow, adding another layer of seasonal beauty with stunning autumn colour. Unlike other redbud varieties, 'Pink Pom Poms' is sterile, meaning it does not produce seed pods, allowing the focus to remain on its ornamental features.How Hardy is Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms:The Eastern Redbud Pink Pom Poms is hardy in most places throughout the UK down to Minus 15. It is resilient to both cold winters and hot summers when provided with proper care.Height and Spread of Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms:At maturity, Eastern Redbud Pink Pom Poms reaches a height of 4.5 to 6 meters (15 to 20 feet) with a similar spread, forming a broad, rounded silhouette. Its moderate growth rate makes it manageable for both small and large landscapes.How To Use Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms:This ornamental tree or shrub is ideal as a specimen plant, where its striking floral display can be showcased. It works beautifully in mixed borders, cottage gardens, or as an understory tree in woodland settings. Its compact size also makes it suitable for urban gardens, patios, and even large containers. The absence of seed pods ensures a cleaner appearance, enhancing its appeal in formal landscapes.How To Care For Cercis Canadensis Pink Pom Poms:Plant Eastern Redbud Pink Pom Poms in full sun to partial shade for optimal flowering. It prefers well-drained, moderately fertile soils but adapts to a range of soil types. Regular watering is important, especially during dry periods and the establishment phase. Apply mulch to retain soil moisture and regulate temperature. Minimal pruning is required, typically done after flowering to maintain shape and remove any dead or crossing branches. This cultivar has good disease resistance, though it’s wise to monitor for common redbud issues like canker or leaf spot.

GBP 240.00
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Cornus Rutgersensis Aurora Flowering Dogwood Ornamental Tree

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 540.00
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Wisteria Floribunda Honbeni Rosea Climber, online.

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 88.00
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Actinidia Kolomikta Climber. Actinidia Kolomikta for Sale

Actinidia Kolomikta Climber. Actinidia Kolomikta for Sale

The Actinidia Kolomikta climber will bring not only the fragrance of its flowers to your garden, but most notably the striking variations of colour on the leaves will contribute considerable visual interest. It has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit for these desirable qualities.  Native to eastern Asia, the Actinidia Kolomikta Climber has been grown in the UK since the 1870’s, and is a favourite of gardeners for its variegated foliage. The heart-shaped, 15 cm long leaves are a deep purplish-green when they emerge in spring, and then turn a medium green, developing irregular patterns of silver white and then pink. Some leaves will turn completely pink, while others just have pink tips, creating an overall tapestry of green, pink and silver. Small, 1 cm white flowers appear from May to July, and have a pleasant fragrance. If male and female vines are planted together, the females will produce a crop of 2.5 cm long fruits in fall, similar to kiwi. However, the colour variations that are so desirable are more notable on male plants, and Actinidia Kolomikta is often grown for ornamental purposes only.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Actinidia Kolomikta will quickly climb up a wall or trellis to a final height and spread of 4-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. Prune in late winter to remove dead wood and shape the vine. It will need a trellis to wrap its stems around, and some stems will need to be tied to supports. Plant your Actinidia Kolomikta in full sun for best foliage colour, in a sheltered, south-facing exposure, in any well-drained fertile soil, preferably with a slightly acid to neutral ph. It is not susceptible to pests or diseases, but cats are even more attracted to it than to catmint, so make sure that young leaves are protected!Actinidia Kolomikta Climber will look stunning when allowed to spread out against an old brick wall, or when trained up into the crown of a tree. Its vigorous growth and dense foliage also make it a great choice for growing up and across an arbour or pergola, where its colourful foliage display and fragrant flowers will be much appreciated. Actinidia Kolomikta is a very desirable landscape plant, especially for its spectacularly coloured foliage. The green, pink and silver variegated leaves will create a striking display all through the season!

GBP 101.50
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Nyssa Sylvatica Tupelo Black Gum Tree for Sale Online UK

Nyssa Sylvatica Tupelo Black Gum Tree for Sale Online UK

Nyssa Sylvatica, better known as Tupelo or Black Gum Tree, is a handsome, broadly columnar deciduous tree. Medium-sized, this ornamental tree is popular for the spectacular display of colourful autumn foliage and its remarkable resilience. Ideal candidate for a specimen tree, but it also works well in mixed shrub borders.Dark green and glossy, the foliage appears in the spring. The leaves are variable in shape, but generally obovate to oval and pointed, each up to 15 centimetres long. In the autumn, however, is when foliage is at its best. Until it drops with the first frosts, autumn foliage displays shades of vibrant scarlet, warm orange, and bright yellow, creating a burst of colours just before the winter season starts. Flowers and fruit are insignificant but attract beneficial pollinators and wildlife.Notoriously low-maintenance and undemanding, Tupelo is quite easy to grow and to care for. This cultivar can grow in waterlogged or extremely dry soils in full sun to part shade. However, to ensure best results, choose moist, humus-rich, fertile soils. Nyssa Sylvatica dislikes harsh winds, so make sure to choose a sheltered spot for planting.Trouble-free, Black Gum Tree is not affected by any pests and diseases and requires no extensive pruning to stay in shape. Routine removal of any dead and damaged growth will keep this ornamental tree in great health and optimal form.Native to Eastern North America, Tupelo is no stranger to cold weather. This attractive cultivar can survive even if the temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero, and it is fully hardy in the United Kingdom.Black Gum Tree is the ideal low-maintenance, highly-decorative specimen tree. Its remarkable performance and minimal care requirements make it suitable even for the most inexperienced gardeners, and its showy features are welcome in any landscape. Plant it on its own, for a vibrant display of fiery colours in the fall, or add this cultivar to a mixed shrub border, where its vivid autumn foliage adds a touch of drama. When grown near a patio, it can serve as an excellent shade tree.Height & Width:Slow-growing, Nyssa Sylvatica can achieve a maximum height of 12 to 15 metres, with a dense, wide canopy of approximately 6 to 9 metres. Even though it has a slow growth rate, this deciduous cultivar thoroughly dislikes transplanting, so make sure to choose the right location for planting, taking its ultimate size into account.

GBP 262.50
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Prunus Tai Haku Great White Cherry Japanese Cherry Tree

Prunus Tai Haku Great White Cherry Japanese Cherry Tree

Prunus Tai Haku, common name Great White Cherry, is a deciduous tree, a Japanese ornamental cherry tree variety which grows to a medium size. New foliage emerges red and matures to green over the summer. It produces an abundant display of dazzlingly white blossom each spring in late April / early May. It has an AGM from the RHS. The full botanical name of this variety is Prunus Serrulata Tai Haku.Prunus Serrulata family are known as the Japanese Cherry trees. The Japanese Cherries of garden origin are a large group of extremely ornamental flowering cherries, many varieties having been cultivated in Japan for over 1,000 years, famed for their abundance of flowers in Spring and long used as an ornamental tree in European gardens.Prunus Tai Haku is perhaps the best of the white flowering. Each year the young foliage unfurls in a copper-red colour. Against this rich coppery-backdrop, single pure white flowers appear in April & May in abundance creating a stunning display. The flowers are quite large for a cherry & can reach up to 6 cm. As the foliage matures, it turns green for the summer before turning a golden-yellow in the autumn.The Great White Cherry has a fascinating association with Collingwood ‘Cherry’ Ingram, the famed British Plant collector. By the early 20th century, Prunus Tai Haku had disappeared from cultivation in Japan. A Japanese Cherry world expert, Ingram is widely acknowledged to have reintroduced Prunus Tai Haku to its native Japan in 1932, after locating it in an English garden.  Height and Spread of Prunus Tai HakuThe Great White Cherry is a mid-sized tree with a spreading crown. It can reach up to 12M height and width of up to 8 – 12 M.How Hardy is Prunus Tai HakuThe Great White Cherry is a robust variety of Japanese Cherry and is frost hardy in all areas of the UK.How To Use Prunus Tai HakuThis is a striking ornamental Japanese cherry tree which will develop an attractive broad spreading shape over time. Use it as a signature tree.How To Care For Prunus Tai HakuThis warmth-loving tree prefers full sun. It should thrive in any aspect. It will do well in any moist, well-drained soil and does not have a ph soil preference. Pruning isn’t required, but wayward or damaged branches should be removed in winter.

GBP 90.00
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Clematis Jackmanii Purple Flowering Climber - AGM

Clematis Jackmanii Purple Flowering Climber - AGM

Clematis 'Jackmanii' (Jackman’s Clematis) is a popular and widely grown ornamental climber, admired for its prolific display of large, velvety purple blooms. First introduced in the 19th century, this classic variety has stood the test of time due to its vigorous growth, stunning floral display, and adaptability. It is an excellent choice for adding vertical interest to gardens, adorning trellises, fences, and walls with a cascade of vibrant colour during the summer months.Jackman’s Clematis is a deciduous, woody-stemmed climber with a robust and vigorous growth habit. This climber produces an abundance of striking flowers, each measuring 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 inches) across. The blooms consist of four to six broad sepals, showcasing rich, deep purple hues with a velvety texture and contrasting creamy-yellow stamens at the centre. The flowering period extends from mid to late summer, offering a long-lasting burst of colour. Its dark green, pinnate leaves provide an attractive backdrop that enhances the brilliance of the flowers.How Hardy is Clematis Jackmanii:Clematis 'Jackmanii' is winter-hardy throughout the UK.  Height and Spread of Clematis Jackmanii:At maturity, Jackmanii can reach a height of 3 to 4 meters (10 to 13 feet) with a spread of about 1 to 1.5 meters (3 to 5 feet). Its rapid growth habit makes it ideal for quickly covering vertical structures.How To Use Clematis Jackmanii:This versatile climber is perfect for adding vertical interest to various garden settings. It thrives on trellises, pergolas, fences, and arbors, where its vibrant blooms create a dramatic focal point. Jackmanii can also be trained to grow through shrubs or small trees, adding a splash of color to mixed borders. It pairs beautifully with other climbers, such as roses, for a romantic, cottage garden look. Additionally, it performs well in large containers, making it suitable for patios and balconies.How To Care For Clematis Jackmanii:Plant Clematis Jackmanii in full sun to partial shade, ensuring that the roots are kept cool and shaded while the vine enjoys plenty of sunlight. It prefers well-drained, fertile soil enriched with organic matter. Regular watering is essential, especially during dry spells, but avoid waterlogging. Mulch around the base to retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Prune in late winter or early spring, as Jackmanii belongs to pruning group 3, which benefits from hard pruning to about 30 cm (12 inches) above ground level annually to encourage vigorous new growth and abundant flowering.

GBP 120.00
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Diospyros Kaki Chinese Persimmon or Chinese Date Plum Tree

Diospyros Kaki Chinese Persimmon or Chinese Date Plum Tree

Diospyros Kaki is a deciduous fruit tree with glorious autumn colour and edible orange-yellow fruits in late summer. It suits an orchard garden, a kitchen garden, and Japanese style spaces.Diospyros Kaki is the Chinese Persimmon. It’s also known as the Chinese Date Plum and it’s synonymous with Diospyros Chinensis. Native to the Far East, this very pretty tree has been cultivated for more than 2000 years. It was introduced to the UK in 1796 from China and has become loved for its outstanding autumnal shades that rival Japanese Acers.Chinese Persimmon is mostly grown here for its autumnal display of large orange-yellow, red and red-purple leaves that cover the tree before falling for winter. In spring, fresh new glossy green foliage appears followed by tiny yellow flowers in summer. If pollinated, its flowers ripen into edible tomato-shaped orange-yellow persimmon fruits.If you’re looking for a specimen tree with lots of spring to autumn interest Chinese Date Plum is an excellent choice for mid-sized gardens.Height And Spread of Diospyros KakiOver 20-50 years Chinese Persimmon reaches a maximum height of around 8 metres and its crown spreads across 4 metres.How Hardy Is Diospyros KakiChinese Date Plum is hardy through most of the UK if it has well-drained roots and a sheltered spot in full sun.How To Use Diospyros KakiThis is a magnificent specimen tree for spring to autumn displays. Its pretty springtime flowers attract lots of pollinators and its autumn colours bring vivid shades to a mixed border or an ornamental display in the lawn.The edible fruits can be made into jams and jellies, so it’s a brightly coloured choice for kitchen gardens and orchards, but if you prefer to let them drop, blackbirds will tidy up the remains in a low maintenance wildlife-friendly garden.This is an all-round useful ornamental for sheltered hot spots and a good alternative to acers.How To Care For Diospyros KakiAlthough it will grow in most types of well-drained acidic to alkaline soils, the Chinese Date Plum needs shelter and full sun to thrive. It doesn’t cope with harsh freezing winds and frost pockets so a west or south facing position near a wall is best.Pruning isn’t necessary, but you can remove crossed or broken branches in mid-winter or early spring.Cover the roots with a thick layer of organic mulch in spring and be sure to water it well until you see new growth. The number one killer of new trees is a lack of water. No matter how hardy they become, newly planted trees need plenty of water to establish their roots.

GBP 149.60
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Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rose. Rambling Rose Pink Flowers

Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rose. Rambling Rose Pink Flowers

Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rambling RoseRosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a hardy perennial climber with stunning pale pink flowers and scent. It is an old favourite introduced to the UK as far back as 1867 and has an RHS Award of Garden Merit. This is an incredibly popular rambling rose, and one of the best.Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a vigorous climber gaining heights of 12 metres over 5-10 years. Its long thorny shoots grow at a fast pace clinging to any available surface. In summer it produces light green leaves and a flush of small pale pink double flowers in rosettes. These blooms hang on open sprays offering one of the best displays around. The fragrance of Rambling Rose Paul’s Himalayan Musk is strong, and as per its name smells musky, deep and distinct. This rambling rose attracts pollinators and plant enthusiasts alike with its wonderful scent and gracefully trailing branches smothered in blush pink.How Hardy Is Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is a pretty and delicate rose, but also one of the toughest. It can withstand the cold winters of the UK and Europe, returning to flower each year. How To Use Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is predominately a climber, so it best suits a fence line, wall, pergola or arch– any vertical surface with some height is good for this vigorous rose. It is ideal as a screen for an unsightly building or dead tree.How To Care For Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis rambling rose is popular not only for its beauty and scent but for its tough nature. It can take care of itself once established, and provided there is support it will grow unchecked with speed. It will grow along the ground too, or as a dense shrub. Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk is a great choice of climber for a gardener that loves delicate pink shades and has a large area to cover. Pruning is not necessary, but you can contain the height with winter pruning. Be aware that rambling roses flower on old wood, so cut back with enough time for new shoots to grow before the next year. New plants will need water until they are established and a thick layer of rotted manure in early spring will strengthen roots and produce a stunning display of flowers. If you need a climber that is low maintenance and beautiful this is a top choice. Rambling Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk never fails to delight with its magnificent scented flower display and all the charm of a traditional English cottage garden. 

GBP 79.20
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Corylus Rode Zellernoot Red Leaved Hazel Tree for Sale Online

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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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 136.50
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Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen. Trumpet Vine. Buy UK

Campsis x tagliabuana Madame Galen. Trumpet Vine. Buy UK

Campsis x Tagliabuana Madame Galen commonly referred to as the Trumpet Vine.An exotic and very beautiful climber that will grow well on a sunny south facing wall in the UK climate. The profuse blooms of Campsis rewards with a nice long flowering period, starting to bloom in late spring to early summer and performing right through until the Autumn.These red flowering, climbing vines are a must have for retaining colour in the garden. Their exotic trumpet shape, (hence their common name), are an absolute magnet for pollinators. Campsis Climbers are very easy to grow in most soil types even in drier conditions and clay based soil as long as they have plenty of sunshine..Campsis Madame Galen is one of the most hardy of the cultivars and are therefore an excellent choice for the UK climate. The beautiful flowers are flame red with yellow stamens and to get the best crop of flowers make sure you locate your Campsis where it will get lots of sun. It will need some support, a trellis or pergola are perfect for growing against. It would also fabulous when trained into the branches of a tree.These are vigorous plants but not invasively so and a good hard prune in the late winter, to three or four buds, will keep its shape and allow you to control its growth for the coming year.Our specimens are a good size to plant, each possessing 3 stems and with a height of 1.5-1.75 they will give you a good display size from the outset.Campsis x Tagliabuana Madame Galen has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit a sure sign it will perform well in UK gardens.

GBP 108.50
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Cornus Kousa Roberts Selectie Chinese Dogwood Roberts Select

Cornus Kousa Roberts Selectie Chinese Dogwood Roberts Select

Cornus Kousa Roberts Selectie (Chinese Dogwood) is a deciduous flowering dogwood with numerous creamy-white bracts in spring and edible raspberry-type fruits in late summer. It’s a good choice for wildlife-friendly gardens and low-maintenance spaces that need a bright pop of colour.Cornus kousa is a small dogwood that’s native to Eastern Asia and is better known as Chinese Dogwood or the Szechuan strawberry. It grows in light woodlands and there are many varieties with its naturally exotic-looking flower bracts. The variety Roberts Selectie is especially hardy, but still has the showy bracts and rich fruits of the genus.Its waxy-edged foliage appears in spring, unfurling to a pointed tip and maturing to an array of yellow and reds in autumn. In May and June, its prolific creamy-white flower bracts protect fragrant tiny green flowers. If pollinated, its flowers mature into deep red raspberry-like fruits which can be eaten after the peel is removed. If you’re not keen, birds will eat them.This is an excellent choice for low-maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces. It has ornamental flower bracts, good autumn colour, and edible fruits in exchange for very little care.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa Roberts SelectieChinese Dogwood Roberts Select reaches a maximum height and spread of 4 by 3 metres.How Hardy is Cornus Kousa Roberts SelectieThis variety is hardy enough to withstand wet and cold UK winters if its roots are well drained and it has plenty of sun in summer. It’s one of the hardier selections.How To Use Cornus Kousa Roberts SelectieChinese Dogwood Roberts Select is a low-maintenance tree or shrub for informal gardens. It especially suits mixed cottage garden borders and wildlife-friendly spaces.Its edible fruits make it an unusual addition to a kitchen garden and it mixes well with other forms of dogwood to create an easy-care outdoor space with showy flower impact in spring.How To Care For Cornus Kousa Roberts SelectieIt will grow in most types of well-drained soil including sand and clay, but prefers neutral to acidic conditions. Choose a sunny to partially sunny spot and water it well until you can see new growth.Pruning isn’t required and can ruin its shape. Wayward or crossed branches can be removed in their dormant winter months. Apply a thick layer of organic mulch in early spring for the best flower show and plumpest fruits.

GBP 196.00
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Prunus Cerasifera Nigra. Cherry Plum. Myrobalan Tree Cherry

Prunus Cerasifera Nigra. Cherry Plum. Myrobalan Tree Cherry

Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is also known as the Cherry Plum or Myrobalan Tree. This is a beautiful spreading deciduous tree with dark purple leaves which are bright red when young. The tree is covered in profuse and pretty pink flowers in early spring time. The delicate, bowl-shaped blossoms stay on the Cherry Plum tree for weeks on end. In the autumn, the purple foliage turns to shades of deep, crimson red before it drops. The bark of the Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is purple on the youngest stems, greyish-brown and ridged on mature branches.Max Height 5m. Max Spread 2m. Flowers March to April.Growing Tip: Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is hardy and prefers full sun. When it comes to the soil, this deciduous tree quite adaptable. It performs best in moist, but well-drained soil, regardless of its type- this tree can even be grown successfully in chalky, clay and sandy soils. When choosing a location for planting Cherry Plum, choose a sheltered spot to prevent strong winds from blowing off the delicate spring blossoms.Easy to care for, this low-maintenance ornamental cherry tree does not require extensive pruning or trimming to stay in perfect shape. With a spreading, upright habit and a moderate growth rate, the crown of Prunus Cerasifera Nigra starts as conical, developing to a rounded shape as it matures. Able to withstand severe winter conditions and temperatures below -20 degrees, Cherry Plum is frost resistant and fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. Prunus Cerasifera Nigra received the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.Grown for its deep purple foliage and prolific display of blush pink flowers in the spring, this medium-sized tree is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. The striking foliage adds drama to the garden, contrasting the common shades of green. Since Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is fairly compact, it’s a great choice for smaller gardens in need of a feature tree. This ornamental tree can also be planted en masse, creating a stunning flowering tree border with multiple seasons of interest. 

GBP 115.50
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Prunus Cerasifera Nigra. Cherry Plum. Myrobalan Tree Cherry

Prunus Cerasifera Nigra. Cherry Plum. Myrobalan Tree Cherry

Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is also known as the Cherry Plum or Myrobalan Tree. This is a beautiful spreading deciduous tree with dark purple leaves which are bright red when young. The tree is covered in profuse and pretty pink flowers in early spring time. The delicate, bowl-shaped blossoms stay on the Cherry Plum tree for weeks on end. In the autumn, the purple foliage turns to shades of deep, crimson red before it drops. The bark of the Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is purple on the youngest stems, greyish-brown and ridged on mature branches.Max Height 5m. Max Spread 2m. Flowers March to April.Growing Tip: Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is hardy and prefers full sun. When it comes to the soil, this deciduous tree quite adaptable. It performs best in moist, but well-drained soil, regardless of its type- this tree can even be grown successfully in chalky, clay and sandy soils. When choosing a location for planting Cherry Plum, choose a sheltered spot to prevent strong winds from blowing off the delicate spring blossoms.Easy to care for, this low-maintenance ornamental cherry tree does not require extensive pruning or trimming to stay in perfect shape. With a spreading, upright habit and a moderate growth rate, the crown of Prunus Cerasifera Nigra starts as conical, developing to a rounded shape as it matures. Able to withstand severe winter conditions and temperatures below -20 degrees, Cherry Plum is frost resistant and fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. Prunus Cerasifera Nigra received the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.Grown for its deep purple foliage and prolific display of blush pink flowers in the spring, this medium-sized tree is an ideal candidate for a specimen tree. The striking foliage adds drama to the garden, contrasting the common shades of green. Since Prunus Cerasifera Nigra is fairly compact, it’s a great choice for smaller gardens in need of a feature tree. This ornamental tree can also be planted en masse, creating a stunning flowering tree border with multiple seasons of interest. 

GBP 176.00
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Liquidambar Styraciflua American Sweetgum Tree Pleached

Liquidambar Styraciflua American Sweetgum Tree Pleached

Liquidambar Styraciflua is commonly known as the Redgum Tree or the American Sweetgum Tree and is a medium to large-sized deciduous tree. The leaves have a maple-like appearance with five pointed lobes. This is one of the best trees for autumn colour. The Redgum tree's autumn colours are reds, yellows, purples and smoky browns. The American Sweetgum is a very popular ornamental tree with intense autumn colour. We have Pleached Liquidambar Trees on bamboo canes. Native to the eastern United States, Liquidambar Styraciflua was first brought to UK gardens in the 1600’s, and has been a favourite ever since. Its leaves emerge a glossy dark green in spring, before turning to their brilliant autumn colour, often displaying all the colours at once, creating a truly spectacular show, and lasting into December before the leaves finally drop.Hardy throughout the UK and northern Europe, the American Sweetgum Tree will grow to a height of 6 metres within 10 years, before reaching its mature height of more than 12 metres and spread of more than 8 metres in more than 50 years. Liquidambar Styraciflua needs little or no pruning to maintain its broad, conical crown. Plant Liquidambar Styraciflua in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained sand, loam or clay soil with an acid or neutral pH. It is generally pest and disease-free, making it an excellent low-maintenance landscaping choice.  This large tree needs room to grow, so American Sweetgum Tree will do best in a larger space. It makes a striking focal point in a lawn, particularly if you plant a row of pleached Liquidambar Trees, where its autumn show will be on full display. On a country property, one or more can create a shady spot in the summer, and then be a stand-out in autumn. They also make great additions to a woodland planting scheme.When you are looking for brilliant autumn colour and a reliable, low-maintenance landscape tree, Liquidambar Styraciflua is the way to go, and our large specimens will get you off to a brilliant start!Paramount is a specialist tree nursery with a huge range of deciduous, conifers and evergreen trees - suitable for all aspects from sun to shade.

GBP 154.00
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Cornus Kousa Weisse Fontaine. Chinese Dogwood White Fountain

Cornus Kousa Weisse Fontaine. Chinese Dogwood White Fountain

Cornus Kousa Weisse Fontaine is a deciduous ornamental Chinese dogwood with pure white flower bracts in June. It’s a beautiful small tree for compact gardens and mixed informal borders.Cornus Kousa are native to China, Japan and Korea. They are a large genus of creeping shrubs and flowering trees that enjoy a wide range of soils and suit UK gardens.The cultivar Weisse Fontaine was bred in Holland. Its name means ‘White Fountain’ for its cascade of pure white flower bracts with small green flowerheads. Its stunning white bracts contrast nicely with its pointy green oval foliage that turns pink and gold in autumn.If its flowerheads are pollinated, small red-pink edible fruitlets appear. These fruits look like small raspberries and are loved by birds if you don’t want them.This is a beautiful Chinese Dogwood that’s ideal as a small specimen tree in sunny locations.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa Weisse FontaineChinese Dogwood White Fountain is a compact dogwood that reaches three metres in height and spread over 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Kousa Weisse FontaineIf its roots are well drained and it gets lots of sun then Chinese Dogwood White Fountain is hardy in the UK. It can withstand some drought and pests are rarely a problem.How To Use Cornus Kousa Weisse FontaineThis is an excellent choice of ornamental tree for compact gardens in need of height and colour. It suits urban courtyards, mixed country style borders, and low-maintenance spaces. Its showy white cascade of flower bracts is stunning in June and it gives good autumnal colour.Pair it with Japanese Acers and other flowering dogwoods for a colourful spring to autumn display that needs little attention.How To Care For Cornus Kousa Weisse FontaineChinese Dogwood White Fountain prefers neutral to acidic soil in sheltered full sun, but it will tolerate light shade. Well-drained loam, sand or clay is suitable as it prefers roots on the drier side.Pruning isn’t required, but you can cut away damaged or crossed branches in the dormant winter months. Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic matter to its roots in early spring for the showiest flowers and water it well until you see new growth.

GBP 228.00
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Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine Willow Ornamental Willow

Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine Willow Ornamental Willow

Grown for its brilliant golden foliage, Salix sachalinensis Golden Sunshine, more commonly known as Golden Sunshine Willow, is a deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub. Ideal as a statement or a specimen plant, this ornamental shrub variety of willow offers interest through all four season. In the spring, the distinctive vivid chrome-yellow foliage unfolds. The bright, lance-like leaves are narrow and elegant, densely held along reddish twigs. As the leaves form, insignificant willow catkins appear, borne in elongated, pale yellow stamens. In the autumn, the colour of the foliage deepens, turning to shades of chartreuse. When the foliage drops, the reddish-brown, upright spreading stems of Golden Sunshine Willow provide winter interest.Fast-growing and adaptable, Salix sachalinensis Golden Sunshine prefers full sun and moist soils, regardless of their type. As most willow varieties, Golden Sunshine is tolerant of wet, boggy soils and poor drainage, so it is often planted in areas prone to seasonal flooding or ponds and streams. Vigorous, with a broad, upright spreading habit, this shrub can grow to be up to 2 metres high and 5 metres across in ideal conditions.Discovered in Japan, this variety of willow is fully hardy in all of the UK. Able to survive even in the severest European continental climates, Salix Sachalinensis Golden Sunshine won’t require sheltering from frost and cold winds. Considered low-maintenance, Golden Sunshine Willow should be pruned occasionally, after the dormant season. The natural, bushy form of this cultivar should be rejuvenated with the removal of dead and damaged twigs. If you want to reduce the size of the shrub or to promote the growth of new, more vibrant stems, simply cut back the older branches. The spectacular, golden-yellow foliage and elegant form of this deciduous shrub make it a great choice as a statement plant, or a part of an ornamental shrub border or hedge. The display of dense, bright yellow leaves is highly decorative and provides privacy, and in the winter, the bare twigs of this multi-stemmed shrub serve the same function. Plant Golden Sunshine Willow to add texture and colour to your garden, or use its dramatic features to accent your garden.For more plants that thrive on wet soils, take a look at our assortment of willow varieties including Salix Babylonica - Weeping Willow Tree or Salix Alba Willow Tree. See our collection of hedging plants for more shrubs suitable for hedges and borders.  

GBP 112.00
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Stewartia Pseudocamellia Japanese Camellia Deciduous Camellia

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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Ostrya Carpinifolia or European Hop Hornbeam Tree for Sale UK

Ostrya Carpinifolia or European Hop Hornbeam Tree for Sale UK

Ostrya Carpinifolia, also known as European Hop Hornbeam, is a beautiful catkin producing tree suitable for smaller gardens. The Ostrya Carpinifolia tree is related to the common hornbeam and gets its name from the Greek work Ostura which means ‘bone’ and refers to its strong, hard timber. European Hop Hornbeam is a deciduous tree that drops its leaves when the first frosts arrive, but in spring produces oval, dark green leaves measuring ten centimetres in length. As autumn approaches these turn a buttery yellow green. In spring the ornamental European Hornbeam produces pale yellow flowers in spring that are male and female catkins which grow in length, gracefully hanging long racemes that produced the seeds which are actually nuts that resemble hops. European Hop Hornbeam produces an unusual and bright display that few other small trees can compete with. How Hardy Is Ostrya Carpinifolia?European Hop Hornbeam is hardy in all of UK and northern Europe. It is very tough once established provided its roots are not water-logoed. It needs little care once mature. How To Use Ostrya CarpinifoliaThis is a small to medium sized tree and a good choice if you can only pick one tree for your garden. From spring to the frosts it brings welcome colour and then throughout the winter provides a structural framework for solar lights.  Hop Hornbeam is a good wildlife friendly tree. Birds enjoy its leafy, airy canopy plus the pretty catkins attract pollinators.Try planting spring flowering bulbs beneath such as snowdrop and primrose, or use it to shade ferns during the summer. If you want to create a private area in your overlooked garden Hop Hornbeam is a good choice as it won’t grow too large. How To Care For Ostrya CarpinifoliaEuropean Hop Hornbeam tolerates most conditions. It prefers moist, fertile soil and a sunny to partially shady aspect, but will manage just about anywhere. Protect younger trees from gusty winds and mulch them once a year to encourage healthy growth. Newly planted trees will need plenty of water during their first year. It’s not usually necessary to prune Ostrya Carpinifolia. You can cut out any crossed, dead or diseased branches to maintain a healthy tree, but it will hold a naturally rounded canopy. 

GBP 115.50
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Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain Japanese Snowbell Tree

Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain Japanese Snowbell Tree

Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain or Japanese Snowbell Fragrant FountainShowy and fragrant, Japanese Snowbell Fragrant Fountain is a weeping deciduous ornamental tree. Prized for its profusion of scented white blossoms and compact size, this extraordinary cultivar is an excellent choice for a specimen tree, both for large and small gardens.Unlike its close Styrax relatives, who sport a wide, spreading habit, Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain has elegant, pendulous branches. Its lush, deciduous foliage consists of glossy, leathery, dark green leaves that turn to rich hues of yellow and gold in the autumn. Even though this cultivar looks stunning throughout the seasons, it is at its best in the spring, when the flowering season starts. The large, bell-shaped, flowers are borne on drooping stems, their attractive appearance enhanced by long, pale gold stamens dangling from the centre. The blossoms are highly fragrant and have a pleasant, sweet scent.Easy to grow and to care for, Japanese Snowbell Fragrant Fountain thrives in partial shade and consistently moist, well-drained soil. It will tolerate a sunny spot in the garden, as well as sandy and clay soils. For best results, choose a sheltered location for planting, as cold, drying winds might damage the plant.Belonging to genus that is native to Asia, Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain can survive in areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -15 degrees, and is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. Exceptionally resilient, this variety is considered to be generally pest and disease free. Staying compact as it matures, this ornamental tree has a maximum height of 2 metres. Its size and slow growth rate make it an ideal tree for small gardens, as it does not take up too much space even when it is fully grown. When it comes to maintenance, Japanese Snowbell Fragrant Fountain will not require extensive pruning to stay in shape. Routine removal of dead, congested or damaged stems will keep the plant healthy and the habit tidy.With an elegant, weeping habit and a breath-taking display of blossoms in the spring, Styrax japonicus Fragrant Fountain creates an impressive effect in any landscape. Plant it in a mixed shrub border, where evergreen shrubs would serve as a perfect backdrop, or on its own, to be grown as a focus of interest in a garden. As it is suitable for growing in large containers, this eye-catching tree can be used to decorate patios or roof gardens. 

GBP 171.50
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Magnolia Butterflies. Yellow Magnolias Buy Online UK

Magnolia Butterflies. Yellow Magnolias Buy Online UK

Magnolia Butterflies is a cross between Magnolia Acuminata and Magnolia Denudata to create a true yellow flowering Magnolia. This beautiful specimen usually forms as a small tree. With striking, primrose yellow blossoms and a compact, pyramidal form, this ornamental tree is an excellent candidate for a specimen tree.Same as its close relatives from the Magnolia family, the Butterfly variety is grown for its gorgeous, fragranced blossoms. It has yellow, loosely star-shaped scented flowers that appear in March to April, well before the leaves emerge, giving a fabulous display. The upright, non-fading blossoms of Magnolia Butterflies have a pleasant, citrus scent, and look particularly elegant and graceful against bare branches. After the abundant flowering season ends, elliptic, dark green leaves unfold, providing interest through to autumn.Although Butterfly Magnolia appears delicate, this elegant deciduous tree is actually quite robust. It can survive temperatures as low as -20 degrees, and it’s fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. However, this cultivar appreciates a sheltered position, as late frosts or strong winds might damage the flower buds. Growing Tip: Magnolia Butterflies prefers a well drained acidic soil, can grow up to  4-5m tall and 4-5m wide. Adaptable to clay and sandy soils, as long as the soil is not overly wet. It will thrive in full sun or partial shade and is full hardy.Even though it can be grown as a multi-stemmed shrub, Butterfly Magnolia is at its best when cultivated as an ornamental tree, with a single trunk and a pyramidal crown. To ensure that this ornamental tree is in great shape, prune regularly in mid-summer to early autumn, to avoid bleeding of the sap. To restrain the size of this cultivar, thin out the shoots every few years, and routinely remove watershoots and dead or damaged stems. As it’s virtually impossible to remain indifferent to Magnolia Butterflies in full bloom, this striking tree is often a choice for a statement or a focal plant. The canary yellow, goblet-shaped flowers that envelop the bare branches of this cultivar brighten up the garden, especially if planted in a partially shaded corner. Combine Butterfly Magnolia with other acid-loving plants, such as azaleas and rhododendrons. Or, for a particularly dramatic effect, pink flowering varieties of Magnolia such as Magnolia Soulangeana Satisfaction. 

GBP 192.50
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