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Magnolia Pink Pyramid Ornamental Tree for Small Gardens

Magnolia Pink Pyramid Ornamental Tree for Small Gardens

Magnolia Pink Pyramid is a small magnolia tree with stunning ruby-pink blooms in summer. It’s a beautiful fastigiate magnolia that’s small enough to suit an urban courtyard or a container on a balcony.95 million years ago magnolias once grew worldwide but now they are now only native to southwestern North America and southern China. Named after the French botanist Pierre Magnol they are stunning flowerers that get large. Magnolia Pink Pyramid was raised in New Zealand by renowned magnolia breeder Vance Hopper to remain small enough for compact gardens.Pink Pyramid is a new magnolia cross between Magnolia Aurora and Magnolia Genie with dark green year-round foliage and ruby pink-purple blooms that measure 20 centimetres in diameter. It flowers from an early age so you aren’t waiting years for a flower display. Blooms appear in spring and then a second flush emerges in summer if it’s well cared for.This is a striking small magnolia that will fit into any sized garden and light it up with rich colour.Height And Spread of Magnolia Pink PyramidThis small magnolia is fastigiate and reaches four metres tall by 1.5 metres in width over 5-10 years.How Hardy Is Magnolia Pink PyramidMagnolias are winter hardy in the UK if their roots are well-drained and they have shelter from harsh freezing winds.How To Use Magnolia Pink PyramidMagnolia Pink Pyramid is suitable for landscaping in all sized gardens. It thrives in a mixed informal border or as a small specimen tree in an urban courtyard. Its small size means it will fit onto decks, patios and balconies if it’s grown in well-watered and fed containers.Magnolias bring rich year-round green shades and a stunning display of large colorful blooms in the warmer months. Every garden should have a magnolia and finally there is one small enough to fit every space.How To Care For Magnolia Pink PyramidMagnolias are easy to grow and care for.Plant Magnolia Pink Pyramid in a sunny but well drained spot in neutral to acidic soil. It needs shelter from wind and frost pockets because late frosts may damage its buds, but it’s small enough to cover with horticultural fleece if a frost is forecast.If you’re growing it in a container, water it regularly and fertilise it with magnolia-specific feed during spring and summer. Raise the container on feet to ensure good drainage.You don’t have to prune Magnolia Pink Pyramid, but after it’s flowered you can remove some of its height or any damaged branches.

GBP 275.00
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Pleached Tilia Cordata Pleached Small Leaved Lime Trees

Pleached Tilia Cordata Pleached Small Leaved Lime Trees

Pleached Tilia Cordata is a deciduous tree in pleached form with small leaves and fragrant flowers. It’s an excellent way to raise fence height and create privacy. This is a pleached small-leaved lime so it has a clear single trunk and a square crown clipped around a bamboo frame. Over time it will grow and expand to create a cube. Tilia Cordata is a small-leaved lime tree that is native to the UK and much of Europe. It was once a common woodland tree and was planted in hedgerows by royal decree to bring good luck during the harvest. It has small heart-shaped deciduous foliage that appears bright green in early spring before maturing to a deeper shade. An unusual feature of the small-leaved lime is the fragrant cup-shaped flowers that bloom in June in pretty shades of cream and white. The blooms are pollinator magnets attracting many species of butterfly and bee to the garden.In autumn the leaves turn buttery yellow and fall to reveal a strong framework of branches that become shiny in full sun.Height And Spread of Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Small Leaved Lime can grow to a height of 10 metres and spread over 6 metres which is more than enough to create a continuous above the fence line screen.How Hardy Is Pleached Tilia CordataThis is a native tree, so it’s hardy enough to cope with our windy and sub-zero winters. It can cope with some drought once established.How To Use Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Small Leaved Lime is an excellent choice for above fence line screening. Its foliage blocks out overlooking property, dampens traffic noise, and creates shady privacy screens around seating areas. Although it loses leaves in winter, the branches continue to provide some screening.Lime trees are a real treat for pollinators in wildlife-friendly spaces or as a pollinator attractor near fruit trees or vegetable gardens.How To Care For Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Tilia Cordata is a UK native, so it requires little care. It tolerates the majority of soil if it’s well-drained and prefers a sunny to partially sunny position.To keep its pleached shape, a yearly prune is required. Tie new stems to the bamboo frame and trim away excess in the winter months. The bamboo frame can be left in place as the tree grows.Water well because underwatering is the main reason newly planted trees fail to take. Mulch in early spring for fragrant blossom and intense leaf colour.

GBP 178.50
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Pleached Tilia Cordata Pleached Small Leaved Lime Trees

Pleached Tilia Cordata Pleached Small Leaved Lime Trees

Pleached Tilia Cordata is a deciduous tree in pleached form with small leaves and fragrant flowers. It’s an excellent way to raise fence height and create privacy. This is a pleached small-leaved lime so it has a clear single trunk and a square crown clipped around a bamboo frame. Over time it will grow and expand to create a cube. Tilia Cordata is a small-leaved lime tree that is native to the UK and much of Europe. It was once a common woodland tree and was planted in hedgerows by royal decree to bring good luck during the harvest. It has small heart-shaped deciduous foliage that appears bright green in early spring before maturing to a deeper shade. An unusual feature of the small-leaved lime is the fragrant cup-shaped flowers that bloom in June in pretty shades of cream and white. The blooms are pollinator magnets attracting many species of butterfly and bee to the garden.In autumn the leaves turn buttery yellow and fall to reveal a strong framework of branches that become shiny in full sun.Height And Spread of Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Small Leaved Lime can grow to a height of 10 metres and spread over 6 metres which is more than enough to create a continuous above the fence line screen.How Hardy Is Pleached Tilia CordataThis is a native tree, so it’s hardy enough to cope with our windy and sub-zero winters. It can cope with some drought once established.How To Use Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Small Leaved Lime is an excellent choice for above fence line screening. Its foliage blocks out overlooking property, dampens traffic noise, and creates shady privacy screens around seating areas. Although it loses leaves in winter, the branches continue to provide some screening.Lime trees are a real treat for pollinators in wildlife-friendly spaces or as a pollinator attractor near fruit trees or vegetable gardens.How To Care For Pleached Tilia CordataPleached Tilia Cordata is a UK native, so it requires little care. It tolerates the majority of soil if it’s well-drained and prefers a sunny to partially sunny position.To keep its pleached shape, a yearly prune is required. Tie new stems to the bamboo frame and trim away excess in the winter months. The bamboo frame can be left in place as the tree grows.Water well because underwatering is the main reason newly planted trees fail to take. Mulch in early spring for fragrant blossom and intense leaf colour.

GBP 148.20
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Tilia Cordata Rancho Small leaved Lime Rancho for Sale UK

Tilia Cordata Rancho Small leaved Lime Rancho for Sale UK

Tilia Cordata Rancho or Small-Leaved Lime Rancho is a new cultivar of Tilia Cordata, a native deciduous tree which is well-suited to use across the UK. Introduced in the United States in 1961, it has a dense, conical crown which responds well to training and pruning into topiary shapes such as pleached or espaliered. Its small heart-shaped leaves, 5-12 cm long, are a glossy dark green on the top and a lighter green underneath. In early summer, clusters of fragrant creamy white flowers will perfume the air and attract bees and butterflies. They are followed by winged fruits, first green and then brown. The foliage creates a striking autumn show when the leaves turn yellow. Tilia Cordata Rancho distinguishes itself from other Small leaved Lime varieties in that its growth habit is dense and conical and it is a small to medium-sized tree.Height and Spread of Tilia Cordata RanchoSmall leaved Lime Rancho will grow to a mature height of 10-15 metres and spread of 6-9 metres in 20 to 50 years.How Hardy Is Tilia Cordata Rancho?Small leaved Lime Rancho is fully hardy throughout the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Tilia Cordata Rancho Grown as a specimen tree, Small leaved Lime Rancho makes an excellent focal point in a lawn. A row of trees lining a roadway or avenue will provide a long season of interest with its foliage and flowers. This native species is a good choice for a woodland or wildlife garden. Small-Leaved Lime Rancho is also a popular choice for pruning and training into topiary shapes such as block, pleached or espaliered. When restricted in shape and size through these methods, it is suitable for use as a screen in smaller gardens or terraces. It is good a specimen tree in a courtyard garden. Our specimens are trained as full standard trees on clear stems of at least 2 metres.How to Care for Tilia Cordata Rancho Plant Tilia Cordata Rancho in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position with any aspect, in moist but well-drained nutrient-rich clay, sand or chalk soil with an alkaline to neutral pH. Tolerant of aerosol salt and fairly wind-resistant, it is suitable for use in coastal locations, and as it also has a high tolerance for pollution and will tolerate paving, it is a very popular city tree. It is drought-tolerant once established. Small-Leaved Lime Rancho responds well to pruning, which should be done from mid-summer to mid-winter.Whether left to grow to its full size, or pruned and trained as a topiary specimen, Tilia Cordata Rancho is a hardy tree which will thrive in UK gardens!

GBP 1000.00
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Tamarix Parviflora Small Flowered Tamarisk for Sale Online UK

Tamarix Parviflora Small Flowered Tamarisk for Sale Online UK

Tamarix parviflora, more commonly known as Small Flowered Tamarisk, is a small deciduous tree or shrub, treasured for its floriferous display of tiny pink blossoms. Easy to grow and to care for, this ornamental tree is a good candidate for a specimen tree.With a bushy, open habit, Small Flowered Tamarisk has a delicate, fluffy appearance. The foliage spread across the slender branches is bright green until autumn when it turns to reddish hues, and consists of tiny, scale-like leaves that only enhance the feathery look of the tree. In May, the inspiration for the common name of this cultivar becomes apparent, as masses of miniature blossoms completely envelop this tree. Deep pink and borne in long racemes, and stay on the branches for 4 to 6 weeks, well into the summer. Over the winter months, the decorative branches with bark in shades of brown to purple provide interest.Adaptable and undemanding, Tamarisk Parviflora will thrive in any soil, as long as it is well drained, and in a sunny spot in your garden. It is exceptionally resistant to urban pollution, salt sprays, strong winds, and heat, making it an ideal choice for coastal and city gardens. Long-lived, this cultivar requires almost no maintenance to stay in shape. Prune lightly after the flowering season ends, to ensure Small Flowered Tamarisk stays neat and healthy. Originating from South-eastern Europe, Tamarix parviflora is accustomed to moderate climate. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this highly-decorative small tree requires no sheltering from frost or cold winds. Its good constitution and attractive appearance earned this cultivar the prestigious Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Trained as a large shrub or a small tree, Tamarisk Parviflora can achieve a maximum size of 5 metres both high and across.Robust and showy, Tamarix parviflora is ideally suited to be grown as a focus of interest in a garden, or planted in a mixed shrub border, where its wispy foliage and blossoms are beautifully contrasted by evergreen cultivars. Consider pairing it with varieties such as Thuja Orientalis Pyramidalis Aurea or Calocedrus Decurrens Incense Cedar Tree for a stunning textured effect in your garden. Due to its remarkable tolerance of harsh winds, this cultivar can serve as a windbreak as well.Read more about Tamarix on our blog. 

GBP 60.50
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Tilia Cordata Small Leaved Lime Trees Full Standard. Buy UK

Tilia Cordata Small Leaved Lime Trees Full Standard. Buy UK

Tilia Cordata, or Small-leaved Lime, has long been a favourite of UK gardeners, as its hardiness, combined with considerable ornamental qualities, makes it ideal for a variety of landscapes. Our full standard specimens will fit in a variety of garden spaces!Tilia are a genus of deciduous trees grown for their small fragrant cup-shaped flowers and stately habit. Tilia Cordata or Small Leaved Lime has a spreading habit. In ancient times Tilia Cordata was a dominant species in the woodlands of the UK, and for many centuries has been used in UK gardens and landscapes. In spring, the glossy green heart-shaped leaves, up to 8 cm long, emerge, followed by the fragrant flowers of June. Creamy-white and drooping in clusters, they will attract large numbers of bees and butterflies! In autumn, clusters of nutlets form. The foliage of Small-leaved Lime turns yellow in autumn before falling, leaving the bare multi-stemmed form to add structure to the winter garden.Hardy throughout the UK and continental Europe, Tilia Cordata will grow to a height of 10 metres and spread of 6 metres in 25 years, with a possible mature height of 30 metres after 50 years. Little pruning of Small-leaved Lime is necessary, but if desired to create a hedge or screen, it can be done in late winter. If planting in a row or grouping, space plants 6-9 metres apart.Plant Tilia Cordata in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position in moist but well-drained sand, clay or chalk soil with an alkaline to neutral pH. It makes an excellent planting in a wetter but not waterlogged soil, and should not be used in extremely dry conditions, although it will tolerate short periods of drought. It is tolerant of salt, so can be planted in coastal regions, and being extremely tolerant of pollution, will thrive in city locations. As they are eaten by deer, Small-leaved Lime trees may need protection in country gardens.Our multi-stemmed Tilia Cordata can be used to create a large screen or wind break, which can be pruned to size or left to grow into a spectacular boundary to a large property. One specimen will be a striking focal point in a large lawn. This ancient forest tree makes a good addition to a woodland or wildlife garden.Tilia Cordata, with its roots deep in ancient Britain, is still an excellent choice for UK gardens. Our full standard trees can be used in mass plantings as ornamental and hardy additions to the landscape. See also Tilia Cordata Greenspire.

GBP 175.00
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Tilia Cordata Small Leaved Lime Trees Full Standard. Buy UK

Tilia Cordata Small Leaved Lime Trees Full Standard. Buy UK

Tilia Cordata, or Small-leaved Lime, has long been a favourite of UK gardeners, as its hardiness, combined with considerable ornamental qualities, makes it ideal for a variety of landscapes. Our full standard specimens will fit in a variety of garden spaces!Tilia are a genus of deciduous trees grown for their small fragrant cup-shaped flowers and stately habit. Tilia Cordata or Small Leaved Lime has a spreading habit. In ancient times Tilia Cordata was a dominant species in the woodlands of the UK, and for many centuries has been used in UK gardens and landscapes. In spring, the glossy green heart-shaped leaves, up to 8 cm long, emerge, followed by the fragrant flowers of June. Creamy-white and drooping in clusters, they will attract large numbers of bees and butterflies! In autumn, clusters of nutlets form. The foliage of Small-leaved Lime turns yellow in autumn before falling, leaving the bare multi-stemmed form to add structure to the winter garden.Hardy throughout the UK and continental Europe, Tilia Cordata will grow to a height of 10 metres and spread of 6 metres in 25 years, with a possible mature height of 30 metres after 50 years. Little pruning of Small-leaved Lime is necessary, but if desired to create a hedge or screen, it can be done in late winter. If planting in a row or grouping, space plants 6-9 metres apart.Plant Tilia Cordata in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position in moist but well-drained sand, clay or chalk soil with an alkaline to neutral pH. It makes an excellent planting in a wetter but not waterlogged soil, and should not be used in extremely dry conditions, although it will tolerate short periods of drought. It is tolerant of salt, so can be planted in coastal regions, and being extremely tolerant of pollution, will thrive in city locations. As they are eaten by deer, Small-leaved Lime trees may need protection in country gardens.Our multi-stemmed Tilia Cordata can be used to create a large screen or wind break, which can be pruned to size or left to grow into a spectacular boundary to a large property. One specimen will be a striking focal point in a large lawn. This ancient forest tree makes a good addition to a woodland or wildlife garden.Tilia Cordata, with its roots deep in ancient Britain, is still an excellent choice for UK gardens. Our full standard trees can be used in mass plantings as ornamental and hardy additions to the landscape. See also Tilia Cordata Greenspire.

GBP 120.00
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Tilia Cordata Greenspire. Small Leaf Lime Trees Buy UK

Tilia Cordata Greenspire. Small Leaf Lime Trees Buy UK

Tilia Cordata Greenspire AGM is also known as the Small Leaf Lime or ... Little Leaved Linden Lime trees are native to the UK and have been residents here for thousands of years. In fact, there are still some present day specimens known to be up to 2000 years old growing here in the UK. Linden Trees are a familiar sight in parks and urban landscapes, chosen for their beautiful shape and foliage colour. Tilia Cordata Greenspire is an upright, deciduous, full standard tree with an almost conical shaped crown which is smaller than the native Linden tree. The foliage of Tilia Cordata Greenspire is heart shaped and vibrant green on the upperside with a paler underside and a serrated edge.  During the summer, creamy clusters of small flowers appear which can be used for making herbal tea, they have the sweetest scent and are a magnet for bees and other pollinators. Small Leaf Lime tree flowers are self-pollinating and eventually give way to fruits which contain the seeds, these are then propelled by wind pollination using a single 'wing' attached to the seed. Tilia Cordata Greenspire is an excellent specimen tree for almost any garden, they grow to max height at maturity of 10-13 metres with a spread of 7-9metres and tolerate urban environments very well.Lime trees are perfect candidates for pleaching, espallier training and are very often grown in avenues. Their neat uniform growth are perfect for planting either side of a drive, anywhere, where vibrant green foliage and shade are required. The leaves turn a lovely golden colour in Autumn and the fallen leaves break down quickly for composting.Tilia Cordata Greenspire was Awarded the RHS AGM Award of Garden Merit - a good indication it will do well in UK gardens.Growing Tip: Tilia Cordata Greenspire or Small Leaf Lime, will grow well in most soil types. The soil should be moist and well draining, aspect - full sun or partial shade. 

GBP 210.00
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Malus Transitoria Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree for Sale Online. Very Beautiful Small Crab Apple Tree

Malus Transitoria Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree for Sale Online. Very Beautiful Small Crab Apple Tree

Malus Transitoria or Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is a slender small species of decorative crab apple tree, extremely elegant in both growth habit, having graceful slender wide-spreading branches, masses of white blossom in spring and elegant foliage, which is narrowly lobed and has beautiful autumn colour. It received an AGM in 1993.Malus is a large genus of over 25 species of deciduous trees known for their beautiful spring blossom and in most cases, fruit. Malus transitoria is a beautiful, small crab apple tree cultivated for its ornamental qualities. Malus Transitoria is a slender small species of decorative apple tree, extremely elegant in both growth habit, having graceful slender wide-spreading branches and foliage, which is narrowly lobed. Small creamy-white, star-shaped fragrant blossom emerges in April / May followed by very small yellow fruits that are very attractive. The green foliage is narrowly lobed and of graceful appearance, turning vivid colours of golden yellow in autumn. The deeply-lobed nature of the elegant foliage inspired the common name for this variety – the Cut-Leaf Crab AppleIn terms of origins, Malus Transitoria is native to North West China and was introduced to the UK in 1911 by William Purdom, the British plant hunter.Height And Spread of Malus Transitoria The Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is a small tree, growing to a height and spread of just 4 – 8 metres. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Transitoria The Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tree is fully hardy to minus 20 in the UK.How To Use Malus Transitoria This is a superb tree for small gardens. It won’t get overly large and offers lots of year-round interest – from its abundance of white blossom in spring, elegant foliage throughout the summer and an abundance of golden yellow in autumn as the leaves turn and the small decorative yellow fruits appear, lasting on bare branches into the winter. This tree is attractive to pollinators and very wildlife friendly. It is also suitable for growing in a container as a patio tree. How To Care For Malus TransitoriaIn terms of aspect, the Cut-Leaf Crab Apple Tre apple thrives in full sun but will tolerate partial shade. It likes moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Best not to plant in very acidic or very chalky soils. Prune in winter, if possible, when the tree is dormant, ideally between November and February. 

GBP 150.00
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Buxus Microphylla Faulkner Small Leaved Box Faulkner

Buxus Microphylla Faulkner Small Leaved Box Faulkner

Buxus Microphylla Faulkner is an RHS AGM-winning dwarf variety of box that only reaches 1.5 metres tall. It has shiny green leaves and tiny pollinator-magnet flowers in spring. It’s a good choice for topiary, low hedges and ground cover.Buxus, better known in the UK as Box, is a tough evergreen that reaches 30 metres in height and is native to a wide area from southern Britain, to northwest Africa, and southwest Asia. The native plant has spawned a wide variety of cultivars such as this variety bred from ‘Japonica’ called Small Leaved Box Faulkner (synonymous with Buxus Sempervirens Faulkner).Buxus Microphylla Faulkner is said to be more resistant to box blight and therefore a good choice in blight prone areas. It has very dense growth that forms a rounded mound which is a bit different from common box that’s not only darker in colour but tends to grow upright.Faulkner’s leaves are small, deep green and very glossy with nicely contrasting tiny yellow flowers in springtime that are immediately smothered with bees.It’s an excellent choice for low evergreen hedges and handsome ground cover.Height And Spread of Buxus Microphylla FaulknerThis is a dwarf variety of box that only reaches 1.5 metres in height and spread at its maximum size. It’s dense, bushy and forms a mound at a slow growth rate of 10-15 cms per year.How Hardy is Buxus Microphylla FaulknerBuxus is hardy in the UK if it’s grown in a well-drained spot. It tolerates both acid and alkaline soils and copes well with drought once established.How To Use Buxus Microphylla FaulknerSmall Leaved Box Faulkner is an adaptable shrub that’s perfect for low hedges, topiary, knot gardens, parterres, walkway edging, ground cover, and easy-care plant containers on a balcony or patio. It’s low maintenance too, so it suits front gardens, wildlife gardens, and busy gardeners without lots of time to deadhead, stake, and water.Try planting Faulkner with other evergreens such as conifers or the darker green common box for year-round contrasting colour in country cottage style gardens or modern outside spaces.

GBP 60.50
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Ptelea Trifoliata Common Hoptree Deciduous Small Tree

Ptelea Trifoliata Common Hoptree Deciduous Small Tree

Ptelea Trifoliata or Common Hoptree, is a large deciduous shrub or a small tree. This US native might be best known for its highly decorative flattened winged seeds, but there is much more to this cultivar than ornamental samaras. Easy to grow and to care for, Common Hoptree offers multiple seasons of interest. In spring, the dense, rounded shrub produces dark green, glossy tripartite leaves, circa 12 centimetres in size. The rich green hue of leaves turns to chartreuse tones in the autumn. The star-shaped, pale green flowers borne in cymes emerge in early summer, although the scented blossoms are not particularly showy. It is the fruit that follows that attracts the most attention! The thin, circular, winged discs that encase the seeds adorn the tree for months, appearing late in the summer and persisting on the branches well into the winter. These almost translucent samaras are approximately 2.5 centimetres in diameter. Ptelea Trifoliata has several descriptive common names with historic origins. Hoptree is a historical reference to the use of the seeds as a substitute for hops. Wafer Ash refers to the slim appearance of the seed.Height and Spread of Ptelea TrifoliataCommon Hoptree is can be grown as a large shrub or a small tree. The maximum height this plant can achieve is 4 to 8 metres, with a spread of 2.5 to 4 metres.How Hardy is Ptelea TrifoliataThis deciduous North American native tree is quite resilient and robust. In the United Kingdom, this cultivar is fully hardy and fares well in subzero temperatures. Common Hoptree is also generally disease free and pest free.How To Use Ptelea TrifoliataThe attractive appearance and ease of care make this lovely tree appealing to many gardeners. Its versatile form and foliage lend itself to a variety of uses in landscaping, but Common Hoptree is mostly used as a specimen tree for lawns or as an informal hedge. In mixed shrub borders, this deciduous cultivar serves as a perfect backdrop to plants with showier blossoms, and then shines through with its winged seeds when the flowering season comes to an end.Plant Common Hoptree near a patio or seating area in the garden for shade in the summer and to better enjoy the beautiful fragrance of its flowers. The blossoms might be inconspicuous, but they have a pleasant scent similar to orange-blossoms, which will fill your garden from June to July.How To Care for Ptelea TrifoliataCommon Hoptree is remarkably undemanding. For best results, grow this ornamental shrub in fertile, well-drained soil, in full sun to dappled shade. In case you are interested in similar specimens for your garden, make sure to take a look at our impressive collection of fully mature hardy trees.

GBP 157.50
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Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat Small Magnolia with Large Blooms

Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat Small Magnolia with Large Blooms

Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat is an RHS AGM winning deciduous magnolia with stunning large white blooms and bronze tinted foliage. It’s a knock out specimen magnolia suitable for more northern areas because its flowers bloom later in April.Magnolia are one of the first flowering plants discovered in the fossil record and native to the Far East and the Americas where they were discovered and named by French botanist Pierre Magnol. The first magnolia on record in the UK was imported from America in the 1600s.Magnolia Loebneri is a German bred cultivar created from parent plants Japanese Magnolia Kobus and Magnolia Stellata. This cultivar was developed to introduce a magnolia of smaller stature that had profuse flowers. There are many popular types of Magnolia Loebneri including Magnolia Loebneri Leonard Messi and Magnolia Leobneri Merrill.Magnolia Loebneri Wildcat was bred in the USA. It has beautiful showy white double flowers with a tint of pale pink. Its flowers emerge a bit later than other magnolias in April which gives the buds better frost protection.Its individual flowers are large for a magnolia measuring up to 12 cms in diameter with many layers of tepals so they rather resemble chrysanthemums. The large scented blooms appear on bare branches, but once they have faded new green-bronze foliage emerges and matures to mid-green before falling with the Autumn frosts.This is an excellent specimen magnolia that suits compact gardens and more northern areas with its late-blooming flowers.Height and Spread of Magnolia Loebneri WildcatMagnolia Wildcat is compact and bushy. It’ll reach a maximum height and spread of 8 metres over 20-50 years.How Hardy is Magnolia Loebneri WildcatMagnolia Wildcat is cold hardy if its roots are well-drained, but it needs a sheltered, sunny position to flower well.How To Use Magnolia Loebneri WildcatThis is an excellent decorative shrub or tree for a sheltered sunny border or sun-drenched front gardens. It suits both pretty country cottage spaces and modern urban courtyards with its upright growth and modern blooms.How To Care For Magnolia Loebneri WildcatGrow Wildcat in moist but well-drained soil that’s preferably acid to neutral in pH. However, it will grow in moist alkaline soils too. Mulch it with pine or bracken compost to boost the soil’s acidity.Late frosts will damage its flower buds, so be sure to avoid frost pockets and harsh cold winds when choosing its position. East, south, or west-facing spots with shelter are ideal.Pruning isn’t required and may ruin its shape, but you can remove stray branches in mid-summer to early autumn if necessary.

GBP 195.00
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Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet. Small Acer Trees. Japanese Maple.

Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet. Small Acer Trees. Japanese Maple.

Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet is one of the world's most popular of the Japanese Maple cultivars.One of the smaller Japanese Maples, it is a stunning tree with red leaves. Forming a dome shaped compact tree with deep cut filigree leaves - starting out purple in the early part of the season and changing to bronze and then shades of orange and red in the autumn. It is relatively slow growing and its size, Max Height 3m. Max Spread 3m. makes it the perfect choice for the smaller garden or for container growing - care must be taken not to let it dry out.Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet is a deciduous tree which is fully hardy and unusually for Acers, be grown in full sun. Growing Tip: Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser - likes neutral / acidic soil.    Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet has an RHS Award of Garden MeritView our Blog Post on Japanese Acers

GBP 37.80
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Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet. Small Acer Trees. Japanese Maple.

Acer Palmatum Dissectum Garnet. Small Acer Trees. Japanese Maple.

Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet is one of the world's most popular of the Japanese Maple cultivars.One of the smaller Japanese Maples, it is a stunning tree with red leaves. Forming a dome shaped compact tree with deep cut filigree leaves - starting out purple in the early part of the season and changing to bronze and then shades of orange and red in the autumn. It is relatively slow growing and its size, Max Height 3m. Max Spread 3m. makes it the perfect choice for the smaller garden or for container growing - care must be taken not to let it dry out.Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet is a deciduous tree which is fully hardy and unusually for Acers, be grown in full sun. Growing Tip: Back-fill with soil mixed with peat substitute and a suitable fertiliser - likes neutral / acidic soil.    Acer Palmatum Diss Garnet has an RHS Award of Garden MeritView our Blog Post on Japanese Acers

GBP 97.80
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Amelanchier Grandiflora Ballerina. Ballerina Tree for Sale

Amelanchier Grandiflora Ballerina. Ballerina Tree for Sale

Amelanchier x Grandiflora BallerinaWhile Amelanchier grandiflora Ballerina provides its most stunning garden show early in the spring, this small tree has something to offer throughout the year, making it an ideal choice for gardens large or small.  A hybrid cross of two species of North American serviceberry, Amelanchier Ballerina is a beautiful flowering tree which will be one of the first in your garden to flower each spring. Even before it leafs out, in March and April Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina is covered in large white flowers, providing a spectacular early spring show. The leaves that then emerge are tinged with bronze. By June the red-purple berries are ripe; they are edible and very good for making jams, jellies and pies. They also will attract birds to your garden!  By then the leaves have turned to a dark green, and then in the autumn change to orange and red for a strong finish of colour. Even in winter, the graceful shape adds visual interest.In its native North America, the serviceberry tree easily survives the cold winters on the Canadian prairies and its hybrids still have that resistance to the cold. The Ballerina Tree is fully hardy throughout the United Kingdom. It will take 10 to 20 years for Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina to reach its full height and spread of 4-8 metres. It requires little or no pruning to maintain its graceful shape.While Amelanchier Ballerina is very cold-hardy, it does have some preferences in soil that will help it to give you the best possible show. Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina prefers sand or loam soil with an acid or neutral ph. The soil must be well-drained. It can be planted in full sun or part shade, with any aspect, and will do well in an exposed situation.Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina makes a splendid show when underplanted with with early spring bulbs in a garden bed. Because of its year-round appeal, it makes an excellent specimen plant in a courtyard. Its small size at maturity means that it will fit in even a small city garden. On a larger country property, Amelanchier Ballerina can be used as a part of an informal hedge, or in a wildlife garden where its berries will attract birds. It can also be used in a mass planting for erosion control.The Ballerina Tree combines its extreme winter hardiness with a breathtaking show of flowers in the early spring, making it an excellent choice for U.K. gardens and landscapes.

GBP 122.50
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Amelanchier Grandiflora Ballerina. Ballerina Tree for Sale

Amelanchier Grandiflora Ballerina. Ballerina Tree for Sale

Amelanchier x Grandiflora BallerinaWhile Amelanchier grandiflora Ballerina provides its most stunning garden show early in the spring, this small tree has something to offer throughout the year, making it an ideal choice for gardens large or small.  A hybrid cross of two species of North American serviceberry, Amelanchier Ballerina is a beautiful flowering tree which will be one of the first in your garden to flower each spring. Even before it leafs out, in March and April Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina is covered in large white flowers, providing a spectacular early spring show. The leaves that then emerge are tinged with bronze. By June the red-purple berries are ripe; they are edible and very good for making jams, jellies and pies. They also will attract birds to your garden!  By then the leaves have turned to a dark green, and then in the autumn change to orange and red for a strong finish of colour. Even in winter, the graceful shape adds visual interest.In its native North America, the serviceberry tree easily survives the cold winters on the Canadian prairies and its hybrids still have that resistance to the cold. The Ballerina Tree is fully hardy throughout the United Kingdom. It will take 10 to 20 years for Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina to reach its full height and spread of 4-8 metres. It requires little or no pruning to maintain its graceful shape.While Amelanchier Ballerina is very cold-hardy, it does have some preferences in soil that will help it to give you the best possible show. Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina prefers sand or loam soil with an acid or neutral ph. The soil must be well-drained. It can be planted in full sun or part shade, with any aspect, and will do well in an exposed situation.Amelanchier x grandiflora Ballerina makes a splendid show when underplanted with with early spring bulbs in a garden bed. Because of its year-round appeal, it makes an excellent specimen plant in a courtyard. Its small size at maturity means that it will fit in even a small city garden. On a larger country property, Amelanchier Ballerina can be used as a part of an informal hedge, or in a wildlife garden where its berries will attract birds. It can also be used in a mass planting for erosion control.The Ballerina Tree combines its extreme winter hardiness with a breathtaking show of flowers in the early spring, making it an excellent choice for U.K. gardens and landscapes.

GBP 240.00
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Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Albizia Tree

Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Albizia Tree

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

GBP 147.00
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Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Albizia Tree

Albizia Julibrissin Chocolate Fountain Weeping Albizia Tree

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

GBP 295.00
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Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe Dwarf London Plane Tree

Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe Dwarf London Plane Tree

Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe or Dwarf London Plane TreePlatanus Hispanica Alphens Globe, also known as the London Plane Alphens Globe or Dwarf London Plane, has all of the most desirable qualities of its parent plant, the London Plane Tree, with the additional benefit of its dwarf size, making it the perfect addition to gardens large or small! The original London Plane Tree is a cross between the Oriental Plane Tree and American Sycamore. Left to its own devices, over time it grows to an enormous size, and is notable for its attractive, mottled bark in shades of grey, olive, and cream. However, its large size makes it an impractical choice for most city gardens, and so the Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe is a welcome newcomer! The large, 20 cm wide 5-lobed green leaves of the London Plane Alphens Globe emerge later in the spring, followed by small yellow-green flowers that are not noticeable, but produce clusters of small, burr-like fruits which remain on the tree through the winter. Fully hardy throughout the UK, this grafted dwarf variety grows to a mature height of 5 metres and spread of 3 metres, making it an excellent choice for even small city gardens. Pruning is not necessary to maintain the natural rounded shape of the crown of the Dwarf London Plane, but if required it is best to prune in late winter. Plant Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe in full sun in any soil. It will do well in a variety of conditions, most notably being very tolerant of pollution, and therefore is an excellent choice of tree for small city gardens. It also tolerates salt, and is resistant to wind, making it perfect tree for coastal regions as well. It does well planted in paving or containers, increasing still further its landscaping versatility.Let the small scale of the London Plane Alphens Globe inspire you to use it in places where its sprawling parent would never fit! It is well-suited to container planting on rooftop terraces or courtyards, providing not only the beauty of its rounded crown of foliage in spring, summer, and autumn, but the appeal of its attractive mottled bark and small fruits in winter. This is easily included in a patio or gravel garden, or as a specimen plant in a small lawn. It also makes an excellent street-side tree, planted in a row along a sidewalk. If you have loved the look of the London Plane Tree but been unable to accommodate its size in your garden, Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe is the perfect choice for you!

GBP 131.25
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Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe Dwarf London Plane Tree

Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe Dwarf London Plane Tree

Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe or Dwarf London Plane TreePlatanus Hispanica Alphens Globe, also known as the London Plane Alphens Globe or Dwarf London Plane, has all of the most desirable qualities of its parent plant, the London Plane Tree, with the additional benefit of its dwarf size, making it the perfect addition to gardens large or small! The original London Plane Tree is a cross between the Oriental Plane Tree and American Sycamore. Left to its own devices, over time it grows to an enormous size, and is notable for its attractive, mottled bark in shades of grey, olive, and cream. However, its large size makes it an impractical choice for most city gardens, and so the Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe is a welcome newcomer! The large, 20 cm wide 5-lobed green leaves of the London Plane Alphens Globe emerge later in the spring, followed by small yellow-green flowers that are not noticeable, but produce clusters of small, burr-like fruits which remain on the tree through the winter. Fully hardy throughout the UK, this grafted dwarf variety grows to a mature height of 5 metres and spread of 3 metres, making it an excellent choice for even small city gardens. Pruning is not necessary to maintain the natural rounded shape of the crown of the Dwarf London Plane, but if required it is best to prune in late winter. Plant Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe in full sun in any soil. It will do well in a variety of conditions, most notably being very tolerant of pollution, and therefore is an excellent choice of tree for small city gardens. It also tolerates salt, and is resistant to wind, making it perfect tree for coastal regions as well. It does well planted in paving or containers, increasing still further its landscaping versatility.Let the small scale of the London Plane Alphens Globe inspire you to use it in places where its sprawling parent would never fit! It is well-suited to container planting on rooftop terraces or courtyards, providing not only the beauty of its rounded crown of foliage in spring, summer, and autumn, but the appeal of its attractive mottled bark and small fruits in winter. This is easily included in a patio or gravel garden, or as a specimen plant in a small lawn. It also makes an excellent street-side tree, planted in a row along a sidewalk. If you have loved the look of the London Plane Tree but been unable to accommodate its size in your garden, Platanus Hispanica Alphens Globe is the perfect choice for you!

GBP 650.00
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Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief - Online UK

Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief - Online UK

Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a compact, vigorous deciduous shrub that grows upright with arching branches with small narrow purple red leaves. A member of the Japanese Barberry family, this beautiful little shrub is also named Japanese Barberry Red Chief. It has clusters of small pale yellow flowers in late spring. Its striking purple red  leaves will turn a deeper, darker red in autumn to spectacualr effect, followed by decorative red berries that last throughout the winter, providing food for small birds. Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a beautiful specimen that will add lovely colour to your garden through spring, summer and autumn.Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief likes full sun or partial shade, and will grow well in moist well drained fertile soil.It is a medium sized shrub and will reach a maximum height  of 1-1.5M with a max spread of 1-1.5M.

GBP 93.75
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Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief - Online UK

Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief - Online UK

Berberis Thunbergii F Atropurpurea Red Chief Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a compact, vigorous deciduous shrub that grows upright with arching branches with small narrow purple red leaves. A member of the Japanese Barberry family, this beautiful little shrub is also named Japanese Barberry Red Chief. It has clusters of small pale yellow flowers in late spring. Its striking purple red  leaves will turn a deeper, darker red in autumn to spectacualr effect, followed by decorative red berries that last throughout the winter, providing food for small birds. Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief is a beautiful specimen that will add lovely colour to your garden through spring, summer and autumn.Berberis Thunbergii Atropurpurea Red Chief likes full sun or partial shade, and will grow well in moist well drained fertile soil.It is a medium sized shrub and will reach a maximum height  of 1-1.5M with a max spread of 1-1.5M.

GBP 82.50
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Lonicera Nitida Baggesens Gold. Golden Boxleaf Honeysuckle

Lonicera Nitida Baggesens Gold. Golden Boxleaf Honeysuckle

Lonicera Nitida Baggesen's Gold or Golden Boxleaf HoneysuckleLonicera Nitida Baggesen's Gold or more commonly known as Golden Boxleaf Honeysuckle is a most attractive evergreen with lovely small neat leaves. This particular variety Baggesen's Gold has beautiful golden coloured foliage, particularly the new growth. If grown in shadier spots, the foliage can take on more of a green-golden hue.Golden Boxleaf Honeysuckle is as much prized for its eye catching colour as for its elegant, arching growth habit with the stems forming in a layered structure. The small shapely (egg shaped) leaves grow in orderly pairs on opposite sides of the stem, also an attractive feature.  Lonicera Nitida Baggesen's Gold is unusual in that it is a plant that combines small foliage (e.g. tiny leaves) with bright standout colouring. And the sunnier the spot, the brighter the colour of the foliage. Left to its own devices, its natural growth habit is stems arching upwards and outwards and then down, in a graceful and feather like manner. It does produce small white flowers in spring.Lonicera Nitida Baggesen's Gold is native to china. It works well in coastal areas due to its tolerance of saltiness. Due to its dense habit, it can also be grown as an attractive low hedge. 

GBP 22.00
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Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady Smoke Bush. Cotinus Young Lady

Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady Smoke Bush. Cotinus Young Lady

Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady, the Young Lady Smoke Bush or Cotinus Young Lady, is a prolifically blooming variety of smoke bush which will enliven your landscape all summer long! This RHS Award of Garden Merit winner is perfect for gardens all across the UK.A deciduous dwarf cultivar recently developed in Holland by Hendrik Kolster, Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady packs a big punch in a small package! The rounded bright green leaves emerge in spring, along with 20 cm long erect panicles of small yellow flowers, which are notable once the flowers are spent and the long, billowing hairs develop on the flower stalks. Young Lady Smoke Bush is especially noted for the quantity of blooms produced; these cover the plant in a salmon-pink haze all summer long, set off by the emerald-green foliage beneath. The leaves then turn bright scarlet-orange in autumn, adding another season of garden beauty. Hardy throughout most of the UK, Young Lady Smoke Bush will grow to a mature height and spread of 1-1.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. Little or no pruning is required to maintain its small size and attractive natural form. Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady will do well in any well-drained soil in an exposed or sheltered position in full sun or partial shade. Once established it can tolerate drought. Highly tolerant of urban pollution, Young Lady Smoke Bush makes a great choice for small city spaces, and will also do well in coastal regions because of its tolerance for salt. Deer do not like it and will avoid it! It is mostly disease and pest free, making it an ideal low-maintenance shrub with a big impact. The small size and long season of interest of Young Lady Smoke Bush make it a good choice for small city gardens where every plant needs to work hard. It is an excellent candidate for balcony or roof terrace planting, where its haze of smokey pink blooms will delight all summer long and its autumn foliage show will brighten up the space. A specimen plant of Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady as a focal point in a small lawn or as part of a mixed border will be a landscape stand-out. On a larger property, Cotinus Young Lady planted as a hedge will add considerable interest.The dwarf size of Cotinus Coggygria Young Lady makes this new Smoke Bush cultivar particularly useful. Able to be tucked into smaller spaces and with a magnificent summer blooming season, it will fit right into your garden plans!

GBP 255.00
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Prunus Serrula Tibetan Cherry Tree for Sale. Prunus Tibetica

Prunus Serrula Tibetan Cherry Tree for Sale. Prunus Tibetica

Prunus Serrula or Tibetan CherryPrunus Serrula is an unmistakable cherry tree with polished bronze bark that peels away to reveal new copper growth beneath. This popular small ornamental cherry is synonymous with Prunus Serrula var. Tibetan and Prunus Tibetica. Other common names include Paper Bark Cherry and Birch Bark Cherry. This ornamental flowering cherry tree originates from China – it is a small yet vigorous deciduous tree.In April it produces small white blooms which bud mid-pink and burst into bowl-shaped white stars with yellow whiskery stamen loved by pollinators. The flowers measure 2cms in width and grow in clusters than can cover the entire canopy. Foliage arrives with the blooms in narrow, willowy fingers of mid green which contrast nicely with its deeply polished mahogany-like bark. The summer months mean a rounded head of green pointed leaves and small red oval fruits that birds adore. In autumn the narrow leaves turn a buttery yellow before falling with the frosts.Tibetan Cherry comes into its own in the winter months because its distinct tactile trunk is fully displayed. Deep mahogany bark peels away with age to reveal a golden copper beneath. This polished bark is a real statement and sets it apart from other ornamental cherries.Height and Width of Prunus SerrulaThis is small vigorous round-headed tree that will reach a height of around 5 metres in 20 years, but often stays much shorter. It will spread wider at the crown, but the trunk holds this above head height meaning it does not take up the whole garden. You can keep it at shorter height with pruning.How Hardy Is Prunus SerrulaPrunus Serrula is hardy across all Europe and the UK. It can withstand sub-zero temperatures with ease.  It is pollution tolerant too, so a good choice for urban locations.How To Use Prunus SerrulaIf you want a specimen tree that looks good all year round, Tibetan Cherry is the perfect match. Its polished bark looks stunning set against a white background or dark evergreens. Under plant it with ferns and white summer shrubs to make the most of its glowing bark – the willowy leaves do not cast a thick shade.Tibetan Cherry also works well in the border where it lifts a winter bed, and it can be grown in large well watered pots on the patio. This will naturally restrict its height and allows you to touch and admire the bark all year round. Plant yours in view of a window for year round pleasure.How To Care for Prunus SerrulaPrunus Serrula is tough and will grow in almost all conditions expect waterlogged soils which will rot its roots. If your soil is on the poor side, add a mixture of compost and manure to the planting hole and top up with a fresh layer of organic matter each spring. Tibetan Cherry prefers full sun but can manage in a shadier position too. You do not need to prune this ornamental cherry as it naturally holds a conical upward-reaching frame, but cut away any dead, crossed or broken branches in winter. If you want to restrict its height prune the leader stems.Tibetan Cherry is valued for its unusual polished bark. It’s a tough and beautiful ornamental cherry that bees and birds love. If you have room for just one tree this is a stunning all-rounder. Read our blog post from more on trees with ornamental barks. 

GBP 400.00
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