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Clerodendrum Trichotomum Shrub. Glory Tree, Bower Buy UK

Clerodendrum Trichotomum Shrub. Glory Tree, Bower Buy UK

Clerodendrum Trichotomum Purple Blaze is also known as the Glory Tree or Glory Bower. Rare, trained as a half standard tree, this deciduous shrub originates from China and Japan. This is an ornamental tree for growing in beds and borders, for the fabulous display it provides in late summer and autumn. Clerodendrum Trichotomum Purple Blaze is a prolific flowerer, a profusion of pink buds burst into pure white star shaped flowers and the highly fragrant blossom racemes are 20cm across. The Glory Tree flowers then develop into cerise coloured star-like calyxes with bright blue berries at the centre. This highly decorative display warrants a specimen shrub location, to properly appreciate its beauty and fragrance.Clerodendrum Trichotomum shrubs are hardy to around -10 but it may die back during very cold months. To get the very best display of flowers and berries it is best to plant in full sun with a south facing aspect. It will grow in partial shade but the display may be slightly less.Purple Blaze has attractive foliage which emerges as a deep purple hue. Clerodendrum has a particular odour when the leaves are bruised or crushed, often likened to the smell of peanut butter, indeed it is known as the Peanut Butter Tree or the Peanut Butter Shrub in some quarters.Plant Clerodendrum Trichotomum in well drained soil in a sheltered position, this is a fast growing shrub and will sucker from the bottom,these should be removed in spring and at the end of the growing year, when it deserves a good mulch for over wintering. 

GBP 577.50
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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 187.50
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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 540.00
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Paulownia Tomentosa Empress Tree Foxglove Tree Princess Tree

Paulownia Tomentosa Empress Tree Foxglove Tree Princess Tree

Paulownia Tomentosa, also Empress Tree, Foxglove Tree and Princess TreeDeciduous Paulownia Tomentosa is known by a variety of names including the Foxglove Tree, the Princess Tree and the Empress Tree. Exceptionally hardy, it grows in almost any type of soil, tolerates drought well, and has no real insect or disease problems. The Paulownia Tomentosa easily withstands temperature drops down to -26 °C. The tree’s show-stopping pale purple flower display is what makes it a highly coveted tree in any garden or landscape.Empress Trees grow rapidly to a height of 9 to 19 meters. The leaves are large and showy. Each one measures up to 15 to 40 centimetres long and 10 to 13 centimetres wide. The leaves are a soft green with a brighter green underside. During April to May, before the foliage starts to emerge, Paulownia Tomentosa begins to produce an abundance of flower clusters that measure 15 to 30 centimetres. The intoxicatingly fragrant bell-shaped flowers appear in shades of pale violet. Inside each flower head are faint stripes of yellow that stand out in sharp contrast against the bloom's soft purple hue. Following flowering, Paulownia Tomentosa creates clusters of seed pods that measure 4 centimetres. Each seed pod can contain up to 2,000 seeds. In the autumn, the pods open to disperse their plentiful winged seeds. After releasing their seeds, the pods remain on the tree into the winter months to add visual interest. Interestingly, one mature empress tree is capable of producing up to 20 million winged seeds that are carried far and wide by the winds. The Paulownia Tomentosa is a native tree of western and central China. The tree was first brought to Europe by the Dutch East India Company in the 1830s where it rapidly gained popularity and was soon growing in gardens across the continent. In recent years, the trees have started to be commercially farmed on tree farms where they are grown for their highly profitable wood which is used by the Japanese for a wide array of uses. If you are seeking a carefree, hardy ornamental tree that produces an abundance of fragrant blooms then Paulownia Tomentosa tree might be your ideal choice. The Empress Tree is an excellent tree option for a beginning gardener or an experienced gardening enthusiast who is seeking an eye-catching flowering tree that requires only minimal care to flourish. 

GBP 316.80
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Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton Red Hornbeam Tree (or Lochglow)

Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton Red Hornbeam Tree (or Lochglow)

Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton Red (synonymous with Carpinus Betulus Lochglow) is a deciduous, brightly coloured hornbeam with the RHS AGM. Commonly known as Hornbeam Rockhampton Red,  this a handsome, deciduous slow-growing large tree for colourful year-round hedging and specimen planting.Discovered in Rockhampton, Gloucestershire, this sport of Britain’s native hornbeam is a contender for the best autumn-coloured hornbeam. In spring, it produces lime green foliage, with green catkins, that matures to rich green across the summer, but in autumn its green foliage turns fiery red and orange, which is unusual for hornbeams that usually produce a yellow autumnal display. Moving into winter, brown leaves cling to its thick crown only shedding them when spring rolls around.As a plus, its green catkins mature into interesting clusters of winged fruits that tumble and spiral to the ground in late autumn.This handsome tree is an interesting replacement for beech hedging because, like beech, its foliage is branch-borne all year round.Height and Spread of Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton RedHornbeam Rockhampton Red can reach 15 metres tall with a thick six-to-eight-metre wide crown after 20 years. It’s slow-growing and matures beautifully. Annual clipping will maintain a suitable hedging height.How Hardy Is Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton RedHornbeam trees are hardy in Britain down to freezing temperatures. It can cope with flooding, exposure, chalk, shade, and full sun.How To Use Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton RedAn excellent alternative to beech, Hornbeam Rockhampton Red is a hardy tree or hedging shrub that provides a year-round shelter belt or privacy screen. Its bright green, then red foliage is handsome in all garden styles, and it provides shelter for birds and small mammals like hedgehogs, too. Moths and butterflies rely on it for caterpillar food, so it’s an excellent biodiversity plant.How To Care For Carpinus Betulus Rockhampton RedHornbean Rockhampton Red is tough enough to cope with most soils and conditions. It’ll tolerate temporary flooding and thin, chalky soil, but it grows best in a sunny, free-draining spot. Be sure to water it frequently until you see new growth.Rockhampton Red is slow-growing and pruning isn’t necessary, but you can cut back excess growth in late winter or early spring. Add a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch around the roots in early spring to boost its health and produce the most vivid colours.

GBP 375.00
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Malus Domestica Gloster Apple Late Season Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Gloster Apple Late Season Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Gloster or the Gloster Apple is a late-season dessert apple, but its fruit can also be used for making preserves and cooking. It was bred in Germany in 1951, by crossing Weisser Winterglockenapfel and Richared Delicious varieties. This is a decIduous heavy cropping apple tree with tasty and attractive red flushed fruit.The Gloster Apple tree blooms in mid-season and its lovely pale pink flowers offer interest throughout May. The blossoms are scented and followed by cylindrical fruit, but not before they fade to a crisp white colour. The apples Malus Domestica Gloster produces are large and flushed with deep red. Their flavor is very sweet and aromatic. Apart from providing an abundant yield of apples, this fruit tree offers decorative value to the garden. Attractive form, prolific floral display in the spring, and vibrant autumn foliage make it an excellent addition to any landscape.Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Gloster thrives in full sun and medium-fertile, loamy soil. This cultivar, same as all apple trees, dislikes wet conditions, so make sure to provide proper drainage. Malus Domestica Gloster is partially self-fertile, so it will produce some fruit on its own, but for an abundant yield, it will need a pollination partner. Plant a different variety (ideally Cox Orange or Golden Delicious) nearby to ensure cross-pollination that is required to encourage a better crop. For gardens with limited space, a suitable solution is relying on apple trees from neighbouring gardens or insects to provide pollen.A cultivar with a good track record and reliable performance, Apple Gloster is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This tree is not bothered by low winter temperatures, but its delicate spring flowers are susceptible to damage from late frosts. To prevent potential damage, choose a sheltered spot in your garden when planting this cultivar.Undemanding, this variety requires little effort to stay in good shape. Routine, yearly pruning will promote good health and tidy habit. Since Apple Gloster is suitable for training in all forms, the method of pruning will depend on the tree’s shape. As a heavy cropping cultivar, this variety will need routine fruit thinning to avoid biennial bearing and promote a prolific fruit production each season.Height & Spread:As apple trees go, this is a considered a large size. Expect Gloster Apple trees to reach a maximum height of around 8 metres.

GBP 206.25
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Tilia Platyphyllos Broad Leaved Lime Mature Multi Stem Trees

Tilia Platyphyllos Broad Leaved Lime Mature Multi Stem Trees

Broad Leaved Lime, or, to give it its full botanical name, Tilia Platyphyllos, is a large, deciduous tree. Noted for its good constitution and attractive appearance, this versatile tree offers many choices for landscaping. As the specimens we offer are trained as multi-stem trees, Tilia Platyphyllos can be grown in cluster or as a focus of interest in the garden.Fresh green and heart-shaped, the foliage of this tree offers interest for the better part of the year. The leaves retain their beautiful dark green green colour until the autumn, when they turn a vibrant, bright yellow. The blossoms are also yellow, although a much paler shade. The flowers appear in the summer. Although they are not particularly showy, their strong, sweet scent is pleasing. Floriferous, fragrant display attracts beneficial pollinators through to autumn, when tiny, oval, hard fruits appear.Naturally occurring on chalky soils and limestone, Broad Leaved Lime thrives in slightly acidic to alkaline soils. It can be successfully grown in various types of soils, as long as they are moist but well drained. Performs well in partial shade to full sun, exposed or sheltered locations. Does not tolerate drought and needs consistent moisture.As a native tree, Tilia Platyphyllos is fully hardy in the United Kingdom, and it will survive in areas where winter temperatures do not drop lower than 15 degrees below zero. It is not bothered by frost or urban pollution, which why it is often the choice for lining avenues.Trained as a multi-stem tree, Broad Leaved Lime forms a dense canopy and an upright, spreading habit. The maximum height this cultivar can achieve is 30 metres, so make sure to choose a location in your garden where this large tree can fully develop. Although pruning is not necessary to maintain this cultivar in shape, it will appreciate removal of dead and damaged stems. Responds very well to hard pruning and coppicing.Versatile and decorative, Tilia Platyphyllos is an elegant tree that has many uses. It can be grown on its own, to serve as a focus of interest in the garden, or en masse, for a windbreak. In large gardens, this impressive tree can be added to borders, where its multi-stemmed habit and dense foliage make it ideal as a background plant.

GBP 160.00
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Rosa Santana Climbing Rose Hybrid Tea Rose Santana

Rosa Santana Climbing Rose Hybrid Tea Rose Santana

Rosa Santana or Santana Climbing Rose also Hybrid Tea Rose SantanaRosa Santana is a large-flowered deciduous climber that produces semi-double, deep red flowers. The blossoms are highly-decorative and produce a soft fragrance. The profusion of the scarlet red roses is borne in small clusters, perfectly contrasted by the dark green, glossy foliage. When open, the flowers measure between 8 and 10 centimetres each. Not unlike most hybrid tea roses, Santana Climbing Rose is a continuously blooming cultivar, which means you will get to enjoy its gorgeous flowers for the better part of the year. This is usually from early spring to late in the autumn. This variety is particularly resistant to downy mildew. It has average resistance when it comes to black spot. For the latter, preventative treatment is recommended for best results.Height and Spread of Rosa SantanaA vigorous variety, Santana Climbing Rose will achieve a height of 2.5m and a spread of 2.5m after 2 to 5 years. This particular variety is well-suited to be grown in pots as it is fairly compact when mature.How Hardy is Rosa SantanaFirst selected in Germany, this hybrid tea rose variety is hardy in the United Kingdom. However, winter protection is still recommended- be sure to take necessary steps to prevent frost from damaging this attractive climber.How To Use Rosa SantanaSantana Climbing Rose has attractive foliage, vigorous growth habit, and most importantly, it will continuously produce clusters of gorgeous ruby red roses throughout the season. Needless to say, it will add value and interest to any garden! Fantastic for pillars or covering up drab sun-facing walls on your property, Hybrid Tea Rose Santana will also look stunning when left to grow against trellis, arches or pergolas. Any structure that will allow the plant to spread and proudly display its abundant flowers. Grow in a container with a suitable screen for climbing to add interest to entryways or patios.How To Care For Rosa SantanaThis climbing rose is not too demanding. It will perform best when grown in a sheltered sunny position. Santana Climbing Rose is not particularly picky when it comes to the type of soil, but be sure not to plant it in a spot where you have previously grown roses as the soil will be depleted from nutrients.

GBP 330.00
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Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze

Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze

Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze, or Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze, is a deservedly popular hybrid Maple, both in its native North America and the UK. This RHS Award of Garden Merit recipient is much appreciated as a shade tree and, of course, for its stunning autumn show of colour!A large deciduous tree, Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze is a cultivar of the hybrid Acer Freemanii, which was developed in the 1930’s at the National Arboretum in the United States from crossing Red Maple (Acer Rubrum) and Silver Maple (Acer Saccharinum), ending up with the most desirable qualities of both! Characteristics of this Autumn Blaze cultivar include truly outstanding orange-red long lasting autumn colour, a distinct upright oval form and a vigorous growth rate. The large leaves of Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze, in the classic maple leaf shape, are yellow-green when they emerge in spring, change to a dark green in summer, and then reach a glorious climax in autumn with long-lasting brilliant shades of orange-red.Hardy in all parts of the UK and across continental Europe, Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze will grow to a mature height of 20 metres and spread of 12 metres in 20 to 50 years, quickly reaching a size to create good summer shade and make a big statement with its autumn colour. Little or no pruning of Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze is required to maintain its dense oval crown.Plant Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position with any aspect, in any moist but well-drained soil with an acid to neutral pH. Moderately tolerant of salt wind, it can be used in coastal regions, and as it is extremely tolerant of pollution, it is ideal for cities. In fact, Freeman’s Maple Autumn Blaze won the American Urban Tree of the Year award in both 2003 and 2004! Deer-resistant, it’s also a good choice for country properties.Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze is one of the most popular landscaping trees and with good reason. One specimen in a medium-sized lawn will create excellent summer shade, and then be a stunning focal point for a long period in the autumn. Multiple specimens planted in a line along an avenue, or grouped together on a larger property, will create a bold autumn display!A hardy American hybrid, Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze is a low-maintenance, high-impact landscape tree.

GBP 210.00
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Crataegus Lavallei Carrierei Lavalle or Carrierei Hawthorn

Crataegus Lavallei Carrierei Lavalle or Carrierei Hawthorn

Crataegus Lavallei Carrierei, also known as Lavalle Hawthorn or Carrierei Hawthorn, is a less thorny, more compact variety of hawthorn, grown for its good performance in the garden and highly-decorative looks. The specimens we offer are trained as multi-stemmed trees, making them ideally suited for growing in mixed borders or as a specimen plant. This is an excellent tree for smaller gardens.The foliage of Crataegus Lavallei Carrierei is glossy, dark green, and comprised of long, ovate leaves that are late to drop. In the autumn, the foliage turns to attractive hues of warm orange and deep red. Late in the spring, this tree produces a lovely floral display. The blossoms are white, 5-petaled, and with a red centre, borne in clusters. Following the blossoms, large, orange-red berries appear on the tree, persisting on the branches throughout the interest. The berries are favoured by wildlife and birds.An established hybrid hawthorn from the 1870s, Carrierei Hawthorn is a reliable performer which does not require much to thrive. Tolerant of most soil types, as long as they are moist but well-drained, this cultivar will be content in both full sun and partial shade. Resistant to urban pollution, this showy tree is a good candidate for city gardens. Suitable for growing in coastal gardens and damp conditions. Able to survive even in the severest European climates, the Lavalle Hawthorn is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. For its remarkable constitution and magnificent visual interest it offers, this deciduous tree has been awarded with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Shaped as multi-stem tree, Carrierei Hawthorn requires virtually no maintenance to keep its lovely form, and there is little that could bother it. Rarely affected by pests and diseases, this tree is an excellent choice for beginners and experienced gardeners alike.Quite small even once fully mature, Lavalle Hawthorn will grow to be 4 to 8 metres high and up to 8 metres wide. As it develops, this multi-stem tree will take on a dense, bushy habit. Offering multiple seasons of interest, Crataegus Lavallei Carrierei will brighten any landscape. Its long-lasting, hue-changing foliage provides texture and vibrant colours for the better part of the year, while the blossoms and the berries that follow them attract attention in spring and autumn. Grow it on its own for a focus of interest in the garden, or add it to a mixed shrub border, paired with evergreen shrubs that would accentuate it.

GBP 453.75
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Tetradium Daniellii. Bee Bee Tree. Korean Evodia Tree

Tetradium Daniellii. Bee Bee Tree. Korean Evodia Tree

Tetradium daniellii or, as it is more commonly known, the Bee Bee Tree and also the Korean Evodia Tree, is a compact small to midsized deciduous tree treasured for its attractive looks and undemanding nature. Interesting foliage and decorative, umbrella-like habit make this plant ideally suited for a specimen tree.The foliage is glossy, dark green, consisting of pinnately arranged, large leaves that can be up to 40 centimetres long. Each leaf is composed of up to 11 ovate leaflets. In the autumn, the foliage turns to various shades of yellow and russet tones. Late in the summer, the Bee Bee Tree is engulfed in clusters of miniature white flowers, borne in flattened corymbs. The blossoms are quite aromatic and have a pleasant scent which attracts beneficial pollinators. The flowers may be followed by small, reddish fruit (seed pods).Tolerant and adaptable, Tetradium daniellii can be successfully grown in most soils, as long as they are well-drained, in full sun to dappled shade. Considered disease and pest free, this cultivar is virtually indestructible. Not only that this ornamental tree does not require any special treatment to thrive, it also needs no pruning to keep its shape. Routine removal of any damaged or dead growth will keep this cultivar healthy and great-looking.Considered to be a small to mid-sized cultivar, Bee Bee Tree is suitable for both small and large gardens. Long-lived and with a slow growth rate, this deciduous tree can grow to be over 12 metres long, and up to 4 to 8 metres wide, when fully mature.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this stunning tree will survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. Although it will not be bothered by frost, this cultivar appreciates a sheltered location in the garden, away from harsh winds.Easy to grow and to care for, Tetradium daniellii is an ideal choice for a low-maintenance specimen tree. Even though its highly-decorative foliage and profuse display of fragranced blossoms make it a great candidate to be grown as a focus of interest in the garden, this cultivar will feel at home in a mixed shrub border as well. Plant it alongside globose evergreen shrubs to accentuate its umbrella-like habit.Make sure to take a look at more showy deciduous varieties we offer, such as Acer Capillipes Snake Bark Maple, Abeliophyllum Distichum White Forsythia or Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree. You might also be interested in our large collection of trees, including ornamental trees, mature specimens, and unique cloud trees.

GBP 540.00
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Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth Quince Tree for Sale Online

Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth Quince Tree for Sale Online

Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth, Quince Rea’s Mammoth, is called Mammoth not for the size of the tree, but the size of its fruits! This variety of fruiting quince will provide heavy yields of large quinces every autumn.Originating in south west Asia, Cydonia oblonga have been grown for millennia, and were first recorded in England in 1275 when Edward I planted four trees at the Tower of London. Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth was bred in New York State in the 1870’s by Joseph Rea, and is notable for the size of fruit that it produces. The oval-shaped dark-green leaves have a white underside, making for an attractive contrast when a breeze is blowing. In autumn the foliage of Quince Tree Rea’s Mammoth turns yellow. In mid-spring, the tree is covered in small, fragrant, pale-pink flowers, which are followed by pear-shaped fragrant fruits which are green when immature and ripen to yellow in autumn, and can reach a size from 350-600 grams each!Hardy in most parts of the UK, Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth will grow to a mature height of 5-6 metres and spread of 4-6 metres in 10 to 20 years. It should be pruned in winter in a manner similar to apples to maintain vigorous fruit production. Quince Tree Rea’s Mammoth is self-fertile so does not need another variety planted nearby for cross-pollination. If planting more than one, space them 4.5 metres apart.Plant Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth in full sun in a sheltered position in moist but well-drained clay, loam or sandy soil with an acid to neutral pH. Add plenty of humus to create a deep, fertile soil, and mulch every spring with well-rotted manure or compost. Quince trees are sensitive to salt, so they will need protection from sea winds in coastal regions, but they are very tolerant of pollution, so can be planted in city gardens. They are deer resistant, and thus are perfect for country properties.In a small garden, a Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth tree will serve several duties, with attractive foliage creating shade throughout the season, fragrant spring flowers, and then the harvest of ornamental quince fruits in the late autumn. On a larger property, a small orchard of a variety of Quince trees would ensure heavy crops. Cydonia oblonga Rea’s Mammoth will provide your garden with a spring flower display, summer shade, and an autumn foliage show and harvest of fragrant fruits!Cydonia Oblonga is the family of fruiting quinces grown primarily for their fruit. Not to be confused with the ornamental or flowering quinces are a different classification and known as Chaenomeles – e.g. Chaenomeles Superba Pink Lady. Lots more choice in our fruit trees section. 

GBP 217.50
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Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis Columnar Horse Chestnut

Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis Columnar Horse Chestnut

Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis is a stunning cultivar of Aesculus Hippocastanum, the Common Horse Chestnut. It’s also known as Columnar Horse Chestnut and suits those who love these unmistakable trees but don’t have enough room to grow them. Despite being naturalised in the UK for hundreds of years, the Common Horse Chestnut is native to Albania and the Greek borderlands. It was introduced here in 1895 and is now a familiar part of our park and field landscapes. Introduced 1895, the variety Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis is an unusual form with a broadly pyramid habit. In spring new foliage is sizable, with palmate, opposing leaves reaching 20cms across. The mid green summer shade turns yellowy-brown in autumn before falling with the frosts, but before this happens the much loved and showy springtime spikes of white flowers with small red centres rise above the foliage to attract pollinators. In late summer to early autumn these stunning blooms mature into conkers encased in spiky green cases. Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis does not produce as many as its parent tree, but there are enough for children to play with.The Horse Chestnut Pyramidalis cultivar was bred to grow diagonally upward and create a narrower crown. It grows ovate and rarely wider than six metres. Its mature height will reach approximately ten metres in 10 years.How Hardy Is Aesculus Hippocastanum PyramidalisAesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis is completely hardy in all of the UK.How To Use Aesculus Hippocastanum PyramidalisDue to its conical nature the Columnar Horse Chestnut will fit into more compact spaces that are suited to a slow-growing narrow tree. It is extremely attractive throughout the growing season and is best used as an ornamental display in the lawn or a large flower border where it will tolerate air pollution and gusty winds once established.How To Care For Aesculus Hippocastanum PyramidalisColumnar Horse Chestnut is tolerant of almost all conditions but does prefer full sun or partial shade to produce the best flowers and conkers. Any soil condition or pH is sufficient for growth except water-logged areas. In spring a thick layer of organic mulch will boost younger specimens, and they will require watering in dry spells too. Columnar Horse Chestnut does not need pruning as it grows in a tidy, pyramidal shape, but remove any broken or crossed branches in winter once the leaves have fallen.If you love the horse chestnut tree and its conkers but have a more compact space, this columnar variety is the perfect compromise. Aesculus Hippocastanum Pyramidalis requires little maintenance, looks stunning in flower and brings a great deal of pleasure to your home. If you only have room for one tree, make it this much-loved beauty.

GBP 280.00
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Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii Horse Chestnut Baumannii

Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii Horse Chestnut Baumannii

Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii or Horse Chestnut BaumanniiAesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii, a showier variety of the common horse chestnut tree, already one of most beautiful of the large flowering trees hardy in the British Isles. Baumannii produces exceptionally showy double flowers in May. These are mature trees sold in a multi-stem form.Retaining all the noteworthy qualities of its close relatives, Horse Chestnut Baumannii variety brings some distinct features of its own. Its habit, although also spreading, is both taller and narrower than it is the case with common horse chestnut. The candelabra-like flowers are much showier in this variety, pure white and double, borne in upright terminal panicles. Finally, one of the most important features of the Baumanii is that it does not produce conkers, and, therefore, does not seed. The deciduous foliage consists of large, glossy palmate leaves, dark green up until the fall, when they turn to warm hues of brown and reddish.Introduced to Britain 17th century, the common Horse Chestnut is a reliable performer in the garden, and the same is true for the Baumannii variety. Easy to grow and to care for, this flowering tree will thrive in deep, nutrient-rich soils that are moist but well-drained. Tolerates both full sun and partial shade, sheltered and exposed locations. Considered low maintenance, Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii does not require extensive pruning to stay in shape. Routine removal of dead or damaged branches will keep the plant healthy and its habit neat. Although the species is native to the Balkans, Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii was actually discovered as a sport in 1820 in Geneva. Fully hardy, this cultivar can adapt to the severest European climates. Recognized for its outstanding constitution and attractive looks, Horse Chestnut Baumannii is also a recipient of the Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.A worthy addition to any garden where there is plenty of space, Aesculus Hippocastanum Baumannii has a maximum size of over 12 metres, with a spread wider than 8 metres.Versatile and decorative, Horse Chestnut Baumannii is a great choice for a specimen tree, where its imposing size and profuse display of attractive flowers can be fully appreciated. Pair it with low-growing, flowering shrubs or perennials for an enhanced spring interest or plant in rows to form an avenue or frame a walkway. Its dense foliage makes it a good candidate for a shade tree. We offer this specimen both in a multi-stem tree form and as a root ball which offers you the best value for money as root balls are the best option for mass planting, particularly when using trees for lining avenues or walkways.You may also be interested in our selection of large and mature trees and deciduous trees. 

GBP 192.00
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Malus Toringo Malus Sieboldii Toringo Crab Apple Japanese

Malus Toringo Malus Sieboldii Toringo Crab Apple Japanese

Malus Toringo, Malus Sieboldii also Toringo Crab AppleMalus Toringo is a small, deciduous crab apple variety, cherished for its beautiful, semi-weeping habit and prolific display of blossoms in the spring. Many names of this Japanese native include Malus Sieboldii, Siebold’s Crab Apple, Japanese Crab Apple. Since this ornamental tree keeps its compact size as it matures, it is ideally suited to be grown as a specimen tree in small gardens.Throughout the spring, thus shrubby tree is draped in clusters of small white blossoms. The flowers are pink while in the bud, but fade to a crisp white as they unfold. The clear yellow fruit that follows is tiny, round, and droops from long stalks.  The simple to loosely lobed foliage starts out as dark green, but turns to warm yellow hues in the autumn. Height and Spread of Malus ToringoEven when fully developed, the Toringo Crab Apple does not take up much space in the garden. Maximum height this tree can achieve is rarely more than 3 metres. Tolerant of windy sites and paving.How Hardy Is Malus ToringoFirst introduced to the United Kingdom in 1856, Toringo Crab Apple a is fully hardy tree, even in the more severe winters.How To Use Malus ToringoPetite and unusual, this ornamental fruit tree is best suited to be grown as a focus of interest in gardens with limited space. Its semi-weeping habit offers year-round interest, but during its active season is when this cultivar is the most stunning. The masses of delicate blossoms envelop the tree’s rounded crown during spring, and the fruit that follows them doubles as a treat to the local wildlife and ornamental addition to the landscape.The tiny, berry-like fruits and graceful growth habit are best appreciated when the Toringo Crab is planted on its own, but the size and form of this cultivar lend themselves well to mixed shrub borders.Its tolerance of paving makes Toringo Crab Apple a good choice for street or avenue tree, as well.How To Care For Malus ToringoNot unlike its close relatives, the Toringo Crab Apple tree is easy to maintain in good shape. Pruning out any damaged or dead growth will keep most diseases at bay, but beyond that, there is little else this tree needs to thrive. Plant it in nutrient-rich soil, moist but well-drained. This tree can be grown in full sun or partial shade, but a sunnier location is preferred, as it will encourage more prolific flowering and fruit production.Compact and showy, this crab apple variety needs little care but offers plenty of value. This deciduous flowering tree is an excellent candidate for wildlife gardens, city gardens, and gardens that have little space to spare.

GBP 200.00
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Sophora Japonica Japanese Pagoda Tree. Mature Size For Sale

Sophora Japonica Japanese Pagoda Tree. Mature Size For Sale

Sophora Japonica, better known as the Japanese Pagoda Tree, is an ornamental deciduous tree, prized for its attractive looks and exceptional hardiness. Ideally suited for a specimen tree, this large cultivar can be a stunning focus of interest in large gardens. These are sold as mature trees.Appreciated for its later flowering, Japanese Pagoda Tree produces creamy white, butterfly-like clusters of blossoms as the summer ends. The pretty pendulous flowers completely envelop the trees rounded crown. However, the Japanese Pagoda tree needs to be approximately 30 years old before it first starts blooming. Even though it is a long wait, the unusual feathery, pinnate foliage of younger trees will provide interest until the flowers finally start appearing. A hanging yellowish pod–like fruit appears after flowering adorning the drooping branches. The open structure of twisting branches that makes up the crown looks marvelous when bare, offering architectural and decorative value during the winter months. In the autumn months, the foliage turns an impressive golden yellow.Versatile and adaptable, Sophora Japonica will thrive in most soils, as long as they are moderately fertile and well-drained. For best results, plant this eye-catching tree in full sun, in an exposed or sheltered location.  Considered generally pest and disease free.The name Japanese Pagoda Tree is, in fact, a bit misleading, as this cultivar is native to China. The eponymous Japonica most likely stems from the fact that this magnificent tree was often found near early Buddhist temples in Japan. A sturdy and robust variety, this tree is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. Frost hardy, it can survive even if the temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero. However keep in mind that newly planted trees may need frost protection until established. Its showy features and remarkable constitution earned Sophora Japonica the Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Long-lived, this striking tree can grow to be well over 25 metres in height after 20 years of age. Staring with a slightly rounded, upright habit, this highly-decorative tree will become more spreading as it matures. Its impressive size and splendid natural form are one of its best qualities.Offering multiple seasons of interest, Japanese Pagoda Tree is a perfect candidate for a specimen tree. The natural shape of the cultivar and its bright green, pinnate leaves add texture and architectural value to any garden, creating a stunning display of twisting branches and feathery foliage. When the tree fully develops, you will be able to appreciate its creamy, fragrant blossoms, borne in drooping clusters. Due to its imposing size in later years, this cultivar is a good choice for spacious gardens. The specimens we offer for sale are mature.You might be interested in our collection of ornamental trees. If you are looking for larger specimen trees available for sale, take a look at our selection of mature trees.

GBP 187.50
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Prunus Avium. Wild Cherry Tree. Bare Root Trees Buy UK

Prunus Avium. Wild Cherry Tree. Bare Root Trees Buy UK

Prunus Avium, more commonly known as Wild Cherry Tree, is a mid-sized ornamental tree, prized for its profusion of stunning spring blossom and good autumn colour. Long-lived and highly decorative, this cherry tree is a great candidate for a specimen tree.Often confused with Prunus Avium Plena, which is the double-flowering variety, this cultivar is as dazzling as its close relative. In mid-spring, the crown of this showy tree is enveloped by rounded clusters pure white blossoms. The plethora of 5-petalled flowers stays on the tree for several weeks, offering interest and attracting pollinators. The clusters of delicate flowers are followed by fruit, reddish-yellow and rounded, turning to deep, dark shades of red as it ripens. Although edible, the Wild Chery Tree fruits are not as sweet and palatable as the cultivated varieties of Prunus Avium, but they are favoured by birds and small wildlife. In the autumn, the broad, oval, serrated leaves turn from green to brilliant shades of red and orange.When it comes to the location, Wild Cherry Tree isn’t picky. As long as the spot is sunny and the soil moderately fertile and well-drained, this deciduous ornamental tree will thrive. To be able to fully enjoy the eye-catching spring bloom, choose a location that’s sheltered from the strong wind, as they might damage the flowers.A European native, Prunus Avium is fully hardy in Britain and Ireland. It fares well even in severe winter, and doesn’t require sheltering from frost. Fast-growing, this cultivar can grow up to be higher than 12 metres, with a crown wider than 8 metres. Although you should this tree’s eventual size in mind when choosing a location for planting, take into consideration that Wild Cherry Tree will achieve its ultimate height after a few decades, as it is quite long-lived.Generally considered resilient and in good health, when grown in optimal conditions, Prunus Avium requires little maintenance to stay in good shape. Just remove any dead, congested or damaged branches before the flowering season begins.With a beautiful display of white cherry blossoms in the spring and warm, rich autumn shades of the foliage, Prunus Avium is a great choice as a focus tree. Magnificent for the better part of the tree, this ornamental tree loses none of its appeal in the winter, when its reddish-brown bark and open-branched form provide interest. Planted en masse, Wild Cherry Tree looks particularly picturesque.  You might also be interested in our selection of flowering and ornamental trees. High Quality Bare Root PlantsOur bare root Prunus Avium Wild Cherry trees are established & mature, with well developed root systems.We are confident that these are the best quality bare root plants available. They will quickly establish & thrive, once planted.Prices are based on a minimum order or multiple of 25 plants.

GBP 180.00
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Prunus yedoensis or Yoshino Cherry Tree for Sale Online UK

Prunus yedoensis or Yoshino Cherry Tree for Sale Online UK

Prunus Yedoensis or the Yoshino Cherry Tree, which has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit, is one of the most popular flowering cherries worldwide, most notable for the stunning springtime display in Washington DC. You can bring that same fragrant beauty to your own garden! Originally from Japan, this hybrid cherry has mysterious beginnings, but it appears to be likely that every Prunus yedoensis is the result of grafting from one original hybrid cross in the 18th or 19th centuries. It has an upright growth habit with a spreading or vase-shaped crown. In April, Yoshino cherry’s single-petalled, fragrant white or slightly pink flowers open, covering the tree in a cloud of white. The flowers are followed by small fruits which change from green to red to black as they ripen. The ripe fruits will attract birds to your garden. At the same time or shortly before the flowers, its ovate, serrated leaves emerge, remaining a dark green before turning yellow and bronze in the autumn.Reliably winter-hardy throughout the UK, Prunus yedoensis will grow fairly quickly over its first 20 years before reaching its eventual height of more than 12 metres and spread of 8 metres in 50 years. It needs little pruning to maintain the graceful shape which adds beauty to your garden even in the winter months.Plant your Prunus yedoensis in any soil type, as long as it is well-drained, with plenty of organic matter added to the planting hole. Yoshino cherry will tolerate a wide ph range. It performs best in full sun, in either an exposed or sheltered location, but it is best to keep it out of very windy spots to keep the blossoms on the trees as long as possible.The Yoshino Cherry Tree is a stunning tree which will bring great value to your garden, whether planted singly as a specimen tree in a small garden, or in groups or rows on a larger property. One tree will be an excellent focal point in a lawn, where its spectacular spring blooms and bright autumn foliage colour will give long-season interest. As a garden planting, it will combine beautifully with spring bulbs while in bloom, and then provide summer shade for patio and garden.On a larger property, there will be few sights as glorious as a grouping of blooming Prunus yedoensis in a sweep of lawn, or lining an avenue or roadway. As we can see from its use in Washington DC, there is no such thing as too many Yoshino cherry trees!With its glorious spring show, the Yoshino Cherry Tree has been a landscaping stalwart across the globe for more than 200 years. It is widely held that the most popular variety of cherry blossom in Japan is the Yoshino Cherry. Its flowers are nearly pure white, tinged with the palest pink, especially near the stem. The flowers bloom and usually fall within a week, before the leaves come out. Therefore, the trees look nearly white from top to bottom.

GBP 180.00
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Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King Sweet Gum Variegated

Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King Sweet Gum Variegated

Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King more commonly known as Sweet Gum Silver King, is a deciduous variegated cultivator of Sweet Gum with vibrant autumnal colours. It has previously been listed ‘Variegata’ which is now the name of a different variety of variegated sweet gum.In spring Silver King produces new green foliage with a creamy white margin that is star-shaped and glossy with a delicate pink tint. This bright foliage looks attractive all summer but comes into its own in the autumnal months. With colours to rival  Japanese acers and maples, Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King turns shades of red, purple and orange before falling with the frosts. In winter Sweet Gum Silver King still brings interest with fissured and corky bark known in the United States as alligator skin. Children love this bark which is one of the best for bark rubbings.Small yellow green flowers and fruits appear in the summer. These are not particularly showy, but they are loved by pollinators and birds. As it matures this tree develops a dense crown on a pyramid-shaped frame. These specimen trees are trained and shaped as full standard trees on a clear stem. Height and Spread of Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver KingSweet Gum Silver King will grow to an eventual height of 12-15 metres and spread over 8 metres in a fairly compact pyramid shape over the space of 20 years. It’s a small to medium sized tree that can fit into most garden landscapes. However our full standard shape render these specimens easy to maintain in smaller gardens.How Hardy Is Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver KingLiquidamber trees are temperature hardy down to subzero degrees and they enjoy strong heat. Once established they can take on temporary flooding and drought, and are resistant to brisk winds.How To Use Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver KingIf you love unusual foliage throughout the year this is the perfect tree. Its spring foliage right through to its glorious autumn display is stunning.A specimen tree or part of a border scheme suits Silver King because it doesn’t grow too large. The full standard shape means these specimens can be used along a fence line for privacy screening or to mark a structure in larger gardens.Sweet Gum Silver King is a tough alternative to maple and acers and looks stunning set against a dark background.How To Care for Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver KingLiquidambar Styraciflua Silver King does not grow well in chalky soils and needs sunlight to grow. Choose a sunny spot for the best results in neutral to acid soils where it will develop the best and brightest colours. An annual layer of thick mulch is appreciated to boost colour and health.If you are looking for some unusual autumn colour this a good alternative to maple trees and Japanese acers. The summer variegated foliage and its autumnal colours are stunning. If planted in chalk-free soil with the sun on its face, Sweet Gum Silver King is a low maintenance garden feature to be proud of.

GBP 340.00
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