In Stock Broadleaves Salix aurita - Eared Willow SAAURITA £1.60 from £0.70 Salix aurita - Eared Willow is more shrub like than tree, growing only to around 2.5m height. Commonly found as part of a montane scrub community but also within damp woods or on heathland. Very tolerant of exposure. It is native to most of Europe but most commonly found throughout the West of Scotland and as far north as Shetland. Deciduous with small... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Salix caprea - Goat Willow SACAPREA £1.52 from £0.67 Salix caprea -Goat Willow is a small, native deciduous tree which has a wide range throughout the UK. Commonly known as the Pussy willow as the male catkins have the appearance of a cats paw. Goat willow is a very valuable species. Useful as a windbreak or shelterbelt plus good for preventing soil erosion. It has a taller eventual height than Grey... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Salix cinerea - Grey Willow SACINERE £1.52 from £0.67 Salix cinerea - Grey willow or sallow is a small, native deciduous tree with an eventual height taller than Eared willow but shorter than Goat willow. Common across much of the UK often growing in wet habitats. It is a very tough species and thrives on poor, neglected ground. Deciduous with oval like green leaves and silky grey catkins that appear in... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Salix fragilis - Crack Willow SAFRAGIL £1.75 from £0.85 Salix fragilis - Crack Willow is a deciduous medium sized tree which is native to the UK. Very robust and fast growing. Glossy, dark green lanceolate leaves with yellow/green catkins which later turn brown. Grows on most soils and is ideally suited to damp areas such as water margins, and the edges of marsh areas. Crack willow has a strong value for... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Salix viminalis - Common Osier SAVIMINA £1.82 from £0.81 Salix viminalis - Common Osier is very large shrub or a small tree. Extremely fast growing in damp soil so good for producing fast growing woody biomass or to produce a loose windbreak or large screen. It is deciduous with long slender green leaves that appear after the flowers. Functional for many purposes including biomass, willow weaving and coppice... Add to basket
In Stock Shrubs Sambucus nigra - Elder SAMNIGRA £1.82 from £0.81 Sambucus nigra - Elder is a large, fast growing native species that is best planted as a woodland shrub. It is often found in hedgerows but it is often too thuggish for this purpose. Green, pinnate leaves with oval and toothed leaflets. The flowers are the main attraction with Elder; they are large and flat in a cluster like form, cream in colour and are... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Sorbus aucuparia - Rowan SOAUCUPA £1.52 from £0.67 Sorbus aucuparia - Rowan is commonly referred to as Mountain Ash due to its ability to grow in high altitude locations. A showy native deciduous tree which offers interesting flowers, foliage and fruit. Rowan has green pinnate leaflets that are long, oval and toothed. Expect a colourful performance in the Autumn with fiery hues of red, orange and yellow.... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Sorbus aria - Whitebeam SOARIA £2.13 from £1.03 Sorbus aria - Whitebeam is a native tree with a compact, domed habit. Ideal for planting as part of a mixed woodland, as a hedgerow tree or in a parkland setting. The main attraction is its large, rounded thick leaves which are almost white on the underside which then turn a russet brown in the Autumn. Five petalled cream-white flowers appear in clusters... Add to basket
New In Stock Broadleaves Sorbus domestica - True Service Tree SODOMEST £2.13 from £1.03 True Service Tree, also known as the Whitty Pear, is a rare and attractive deciduous tree valued for its ornamental qualities, blossom and unusual decorative fruit. Clusters of white spring flowers are followed by fruits which ripen in autumn and are popular with wildlife. Native to southern and central Europe. Attractive pinnate foliage turns orange and... Add to basket
In Stock Shrubs Symphoricarpos albus - Snowberry SYALBUS £1.93 from £0.93 Symphoricarpos albus - Snowberry is a dense shrub that is fast growing and very tolerant of shade and poor soils. It is often used for screening and is often favoured by game birds as it provides shelter and security. Deciduous with light green leaves. Small pink flowers in July that turn to pearl white berries in the Autumn. Add to basket
In Stock Conifers Taxodium distichum - Swamp Cypress TADISTIC £3.64 from £1.73 Originally from South Eastern America, Taxodium distichum - Swamp cypress is a narrow, pyramidal conifer with soft green needles that turn attractive shades of orange and red in the Autumn. On mature trees the bark peels which adds considerable winter interest. Often confused with either Coast Redwood or Dawn redwood but Swamp Cypress needs a good supply... Add to basket
In Stock Conifers Taxus baccata - Yew TABACCAT £2.13 from £1.03 Native to the UK, Taxus baccata - Yew is a dense evergreen conifer with small green needles. Used for hundreds of years in the UK to create hedging, the bright green spring growth matures to a dark green for a classical look. It can be easily shaped and makes an excellent screen for privacy. It is often perceived to be a slow growing species but it is... Add to basket
In Stock Conifers Thuja plicata - Western Red Cedar THPLICAT £1.52 from £0.67 Thuja plicata - Western Red Cedar is a very useful species and a popular choice with our customers. It is a tall, multi-functional evergreen conifer. It has flat sprays of sweetly scented green foliage with brown, oval shaped cones. In the UK Western Red Cedar is planted for timber production and also for hedging. The highly durable redwood timber is... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Tilia cordata - Small Leaved Lime TICORDAT £2.13 from £1.03 Tilia cordata - Small Leaved Lime is a large and long lived tree which is native to the UK and most of Europe. Well known and widely utilised as a parkland or avenue trees but also frequently planted as a component in a mixed woodland setting. Deciduous heart shaped leaves which are glossy green on top and paler underneath turning a clear yellow in the... Add to basket
In Stock Conifers Tsuga heterophylla - Western Hemlock TSHETERO £1.52 from £0.67 A dense and graceful conifer that is conical in habit but with a narrow crown, Tsuga heterophylla - Western Hemlock is fast growing and will ultimately reach a very large size. Mainly grown for timber although it makes an impressive parkland or arboretum tree. It is one of several north west American species discovered by the well known plant hunter,... Add to basket
In Stock Shrubs Ulex europeaus - Gorse ULEUROPA £1.98 from £0.88 Ulex europeaus - Gorse is tough, adaptable and very pretty when planted en mass The ‘leaves’ are long sharp spikes that are hostile in appearance. The vibrant, coconut scented yellow flowers symbolise that spring has arrived and typically appear in April/May. Many species of birds take full advantage of the dense shelter that gorse provides and the gorse... Add to basket
In Stock Broadleaves Ulmus glabra - Scottish Elm ULGLABRA £2.13 from £1.03 Ulmus glabra - Scottish Elm has the potential to grow into a large tree and is typically found in Scotland and the West of England. Native to the UK and together with Oak it was once a major tree species in the UK. It is a very tough species and can withstand low temperatures and high elevations. Deciduous. Scottish Elm has purplish red flowers that... Add to basket
New In Stock Broadleaves Ulmus minor - Field Elm ULMMINOR £2.13 from £1.03 Ulmus minor, Field Elm, is a Deciduous tree Native to the UK. It has small dark green leaves and develops a broad, spreading crown with age. An excellent species for wildlife, supporting a wide range of insects and providing valuable habitat for birds and other fauna. Tough and adaptable, it will grow on most soils and is particularly suited to lowland... Add to basket
In Stock Shrubs Viburnum opulus - Guelder Rose VIOPULUS £2.13 from £1.03 Viburnum opulus - Guelder Rose is a large shrub with three lobed leaves which turn orange or red in autumn. Enjoys damp conditions and is often found along riverbanks, but also in hedgerows. The flowers of Viburnum opulus appear in May through July and produces small clusters of almost translucent red berries in the autumn. Add to basket