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Arbutus Andrachnoides Hybrid Strawberry Tree Evergreen Tree

Arbutus Andrachnoides Hybrid Strawberry Tree Evergreen Tree

Arbutus Andrachnoides (Hybrid Strawberry Tree) is an RHS AGM-winning evergreen strawberry tree with dark green foliage and cinnamon-red bark. It’s excellent in sheltered spots with neutral to acidic soil.Also known as Red Barked Strawberry Tree, this is a naturally occurring hybrid cross between the Grecian species Arbutus Andrachne and the native Irish Unedo, otherwise known as the Killarney Strawberry tree.This evergreen tree is smaller than Unedo with the same-sized pinky-red strawberry-like fruits. The Hybrid Strawberry Tree produces autumn to wintertime masses of small pink-white blossoms, which ripen into fruit the following autumn. This strawberry tree cross has stringy cinnamon-red bark and a rounded crown of handsome dark green foliage all year.If you’re looking for an unusual, small evergreen tree to create vertical interest, graceful Arbutus Andrachnoides is an attention-grabbing choice.Height and Spread of Arbutus AndrachnoidesFast-growing Hybrid Strawberry Tree matures faster than both its parent plants. It reaches five metres in 5-10 years.How Hardy is Arbutus AndrachnoidesThis is a hardy evergreen in freezing temperatures, but it struggles to cope with a very exposed spot where harsh, drying winds damage its foliage. In exposed areas, unedo is a better choice.How To Use for Arbutus AndrachnoidesRed Barked Strawberry Tree is a great choice for compact gardens because it only reaches five metres tall. It’s grand enough to grab attention, but slim enough that it doesn’t take over the space. Its year-round dark green foliage and wintertime white flowers bring colour to drab winter gardens.Sunny, urban courtyards through to country cottage gardens benefit from its vertical height and colour, plus birds and insects find shelter in its evergreen foliage. Late-waking bees drink its wintertime nectar and birds enjoy the fruits.Despite its name, the strawberry-like fruits are not as tasty as strawberries.How to Care for Arbutus AndrachnoidesRed Barked Strawberry Tree enjoys full sun to partial shade. Choose a sunny, sheltered spot in well-drained neutral-to-acidic soil and it should thrive with little attention. Young trees benefit from a south wall that creates shelter and traps warmth.Prune it in late winter or early spring before new growth appears. Remove dead, damaged, or crossed branches and tidy up the shape by cutting branches just above a healthy bud. Do not heavily prune it, because that reduces flowering.Water thoroughly until established and during drought spells. A thick layer of well-rotted organic matter around the roots retains moisture, suppresses weeds, and provides nutrients for a dazzling display of white blossom.

GBP 390.00
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Arbutus Andrachnoides Hybrid Strawberry Tree Evergreen Tree

Arbutus Andrachnoides Hybrid Strawberry Tree Evergreen Tree

Arbutus Andrachnoides (Hybrid Strawberry Tree) is an RHS AGM-winning evergreen strawberry tree with dark green foliage and cinnamon-red bark. It’s excellent in sheltered spots with neutral to acidic soil.Also known as Red Barked Strawberry Tree, this is a naturally occurring hybrid cross between the Grecian species Arbutus Andrachne and the native Irish Unedo, otherwise known as the Killarney Strawberry tree.This evergreen tree is smaller than Unedo with the same-sized pinky-red strawberry-like fruits. The Hybrid Strawberry Tree produces autumn to wintertime masses of small pink-white blossoms, which ripen into fruit the following autumn. This strawberry tree cross has stringy cinnamon-red bark and a rounded crown of handsome dark green foliage all year.If you’re looking for an unusual, small evergreen tree to create vertical interest, graceful Arbutus Andrachnoides is an attention-grabbing choice.Height and Spread of Arbutus AndrachnoidesFast-growing Hybrid Strawberry Tree matures faster than both its parent plants. It reaches five metres in 5-10 years.How Hardy is Arbutus AndrachnoidesThis is a hardy evergreen in freezing temperatures, but it struggles to cope with a very exposed spot where harsh, drying winds damage its foliage. In exposed areas, unedo is a better choice.How To Use for Arbutus AndrachnoidesRed Barked Strawberry Tree is a great choice for compact gardens because it only reaches five metres tall. It’s grand enough to grab attention, but slim enough that it doesn’t take over the space. Its year-round dark green foliage and wintertime white flowers bring colour to drab winter gardens.Sunny, urban courtyards through to country cottage gardens benefit from its vertical height and colour, plus birds and insects find shelter in its evergreen foliage. Late-waking bees drink its wintertime nectar and birds enjoy the fruits.Despite its name, the strawberry-like fruits are not as tasty as strawberries.How to Care for Arbutus AndrachnoidesRed Barked Strawberry Tree enjoys full sun to partial shade. Choose a sunny, sheltered spot in well-drained neutral-to-acidic soil and it should thrive with little attention. Young trees benefit from a south wall that creates shelter and traps warmth.Prune it in late winter or early spring before new growth appears. Remove dead, damaged, or crossed branches and tidy up the shape by cutting branches just above a healthy bud. Do not heavily prune it, because that reduces flowering.Water thoroughly until established and during drought spells. A thick layer of well-rotted organic matter around the roots retains moisture, suppresses weeds, and provides nutrients for a dazzling display of white blossom.

GBP 290.00
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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 412.50
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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 250.00
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Catalpa Erubescens Purpurea Purple Indian Bean Tree Hybrid

Catalpa Erubescens Purpurea Purple Indian Bean Tree Hybrid

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

GBP 225.00
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Ulmus Lobel Elm Tree. Ulmus Hybrid Lobel. Disease Resistant

Ulmus Lobel Elm Tree. Ulmus Hybrid Lobel. Disease Resistant

Ulmus Lobel Elm TreeUlmus lobel, commonly called the Lobel Elm tree is a variety of deciduous elm tree. This is a Dutch hybrid cultivar. It was cloned in 1962 and released for sale in 1973. Unlike the original elm, this Ulmus Hybrid Lobel cultivar is not readily susceptible to Dutch Elm disease. In the Netherlands, the Ulmus lobel scored a very good 4 out of 5 rating for its resistance to the decimating tree fungal pathogen.The Lobel Elm is ideal for seaside planting because it is extremely resistant to wind and salt spray. In many regions of the world with large coastlines, such as the Netherlands, the Ulmus Lobel has been planted in coastal areas to replace trees that were lost during extensive storms such as the Great Storm of 1987.The Ulmus lobel has a vigorous upright growth habit. Within ten years it typically stands 15 meters high with a 6-meter canopy width. Ultimately, the tree will reach over 20 meters with a spread of up to 10 meters. It produces a visually pleasing broad pyramidal canopy. These trees are shaped as multi-stem specimens.During the spring months, the tree’s new growth appears in a bronze hue that matures to a dark green. The leaves are glossy and coarsely-toothed. The Lobel Elm creates flowers in dense bunches that are barely noticeable amid the tree’s foliage. The flowers are light green and typically appear from March to April. Following flowering, the tree produces winged nuts that are flat and round. In the autumn, the foliage turns a brilliant yellow before falling from the tree. During the winter months, Lobel Elm bark is especially eye-catching. Young trees have a smooth and silver-grey appearance. Upon maturity, the bark turns a blackish grey and has deep grooves.Plant the Lobel Elm tree in a location with well-draining soil. Unlike other trees, it will tolerate calcareous soils. Once established it can withstand periods of brief drought or flooding. The Ulmus lobel prefers a planting site in full sun but will tolerate partial shade. When planting more than one Ulmus lobel hybrid, great care should be taken to make sure that the trees are spaced far enough apart so that the roots do not grow together and touch.This hardy resistant Elm makes an excellent street tree because of its urban pollutant tolerance. It also makes a wonderful landscape or shade tree.

GBP 240.00
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Cornus Rutgersensis Stellar Pink Dogwood Hybrid Buy Online

Cornus Rutgersensis Stellar Pink Dogwood Hybrid Buy Online

Cornus Stellar Pink is an extremely popular flowering dogwood hybrid producing masses of very attractive overlapping pink flowers (bracts) in summer, brilliant foliage colour in autumn, all while maintaining tidy upright growth habit and having desease resistant properties. This deciduous tree known botanically as Cornus Rutgersensis Stellar Pink  is one of the Stellar series of dogwoods bred in the USA by renowned Prof. Orton as a hybrid of Cornus Florida and Cornus Kousa. He set about producing a series of disease-resistant hybrids in order combat the problem of disease and insect blight which plagued the Cornus Florida dogwoods in 1970s USA. Stellar Pink is among the several successful results of the meticulous breeding program and has since become a global bestseller. Stellar Pink, sometimes referred to as Cornus Rutgersensis Rutgan, produces an abundance of pale to deeper pink flower bracts in summer. These showy bracts are quite large measuring up to 10 centimetres with four bracts surrounding a tiny green flower. Like its cousin Conus Aurora, another hybrid dogwood from the Stellar Series, Stellar Pink has overlapping flower bracts for extra showy appeal. During summer, its flower bracts can get so numerous they completely cover the foliage.  Large dark green foliage emerges in spring turning vibrant shades of yellow, orange and red in autumn.This is a hardy ornamental tree that is exremely attractive in summer and autumn. Height And Spread of Cornus Stellar PinkDogwood Stellar Pink is a compact and upright tree with dense foliage and a vigorous growth habit. It’ll reach a maximum height and spread of eight metres over 20 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Stellar PinkThis dogwood was bred for hardiness and is hardy enough to withstand UK winters down to freezing temperatures if its roots are well drained.How To Use Cornus Stellar PinkIt’s maneagable size and abundance of pretty flowers makes Cornus Rutgersensis Stellar Pink a good architectural statement tree for compact urban courtyards and front gardens. It suits mixed borders and the RHS have awarded it the Plants for Pollinators badge due to its bee-magnet flowers.Pair it with other flowering dogwoods in low maintenance woodland gardens for a summertime festival of blooms for very little effort.It makes an ideal landscape tree.  How To Care For Cornus Stellar PinkCornus Rutgersensis Stellar Pink is easy to grow and needs little care once it’s established.Choose a moist but well-drained position in full sun to partial shade. It can tolerate exposed areas, but the flower display is greater in a sheltered spot. It’s not fussy about soil type as long as it’s well drained.There’s no need to prune, but you can remove wayward branches after flowering if it’s required.  Apply a thick layer of organic mulch to its roots in early spring and water well until you can see new growth.

GBP 302.50
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Magnolia Betty, Kosar-DeVos large flowering Magnolia hybrid

Magnolia Betty, Kosar-DeVos large flowering Magnolia hybrid

Magnolia Betty is a beautiful deciduous spring-flowering ornamental tree with large purple, red and white toned flowers that arrive early in the season, but late enough to avoid frost damage.Magnolia Betty is one of the ‘Little Girl Hybrids’ that were crossed between Magnolia Lilliflora Nigra and Magnolia Stellata Rosea in the USA during the 1950s. The series is more formally known as Kosar-DeVos Hybrids and includes the popular cultivars Magnolia Susan and Magnolia Ricki.Betty is a vigorous magnolia with tree-like form and huge 20 cm diameter flowers that are deep red-purple outside but creamy white on the inside. Betty was bred to flower early enough to beat most other plants in the garden, but late enough to avoid frosts that can destroy spring flowers. Its foliage is typically magnolia oval in shape and mid-green, but it turns a pretty shade of copper in the autumn.If you love magnolias this is a reliable choice that avoids blooming during the frosty season and creates a stunning profuse show of huge blooms each year.Height And Spread of Magnolia BettyMagnolia Betty grows in tree form rather than a shrub and reaches 2.5 to 4 metres in height and spread over 10-20 years.How Hardy Is Magnolia BettyThis is a hardy magnolia that copes with below-zero winters if it’s grown in well-drained soil. It needs shelter from cold winds and copes with some drought once established.How To Use Magnolia BettyMagnolia Betty is a stunning specimen tree that blooms early and brings plenty of colour to a bare garden. It suits flower borders and standalone spots, and can be grown in a large well-watered and fed container to brighten up a deck or balcony.Magnolias suit country cottage style gardens, but also modern urban spaces with their large structural blooms and because Betty is virtually no maintenance, it suits wildlife-friendly spaces and gardeners with little time on their hands.How To Care For Magnolia BettyMagnolia Betty needs little care if it’s planted in an advantageous spot. Choose moist but well-drained neutral to acidic soil in full sun for the best flowers. Near a sheltering fence or wall is a good spot because harsh, cold winds can damage flowers and foliage.Pruning isn’t necessary and can ruin the shape, so it’s best to hold off with the secateurs only removing dead or crossed branches in mid-summer after the flowers have fallen.Water Magnolia Betty well until established and apply a thick layer of acidic mulch such as bracken or pine mulch in very early spring to provide nutrients and trap moisture for the growing season.Lots more Magnolia varieties on the website. 

GBP 220.00
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Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra is a deciduous spring flowering magnolia with huge red-purple blooms that arrive later in the season between April to May in order to avoid the frost. It’s a magnificent specimen tree.Magnolia is one of the oldest flowering plants that’s found in the fossil record, but it only grows natively now in China and the Southern USA. Magnolia Cleopatra is a vigorous cross between Magnolia Soulangeana Sweet Simplicity and the always popular Magnolia Black Tulip. It was bred in New Zealand to bloom late and avoid the frosts that can sometimes destroy buds and ruin an anticipated flowering display.It has typical dark green glossy magnolia foliage that emerges after its complex multi-hued blooms. Its 20 cms goblet-shaped blooms are unusual in that they arrive late in spring but also have stunning complex toned petals ranging from blue to red and purple.This is a reliable and profuse bloomer from an early age and a must for all magnolia lovers because it extends their season into May.Height And Spread of Magnolia CleopatraOver 10 years Magnolia Cleopatra will reach a maximum height of 4 metres and the crown will spread over 2 metres.How Hardy is Magnolia CleopatraThis is a hardy magnolia that copes with below-zero winters if it’s grown in well-drained soil. It needs shelter from cold winds and copes with some drought once established.How To Use Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra is a stunning specimen tree that blooms late in the season so it’s particularly good for more northern areas. It suits low maintenance gardens, wildlife-friendly spots, and if it’s grown in a large well-watered and regularly fed container will thrive on a deck, sheltered balcony, or patio.Magnolias suit country cottage style gardens and modern urban spaces with their architectural form and stunning goblet flowers. If you want beauty, colour, and shape with little effort Magnolia Cleopatra is a good choice.How To Care For Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra needs moist but well-drained neutral to acidic soil in full sun for the best flowers next to a wall or fence that protects it from cold drying winds is ideal.Pruning isn’t necessary and can ruin magnolias’ shape, so it’s best to hold off with the pruning and only remove dead or crossed branches in mid-summer if it’s really necessary.Water well until established and apply a thick layer of acidic mulch such as bracken or pine mulch in very early spring to provide nutrients and trap moisture for the growing season.

GBP 213.50
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Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra for Sale Online UK Hybrid Magnolia Tree

Magnolia Cleopatra is a deciduous spring flowering magnolia with huge red-purple blooms that arrive later in the season between April to May in order to avoid the frost. It’s a magnificent specimen tree.Magnolia is one of the oldest flowering plants that’s found in the fossil record, but it only grows natively now in China and the Southern USA. Magnolia Cleopatra is a vigorous cross between Magnolia Soulangeana Sweet Simplicity and the always popular Magnolia Black Tulip. It was bred in New Zealand to bloom late and avoid the frosts that can sometimes destroy buds and ruin an anticipated flowering display.It has typical dark green glossy magnolia foliage that emerges after its complex multi-hued blooms. Its 20 cms goblet-shaped blooms are unusual in that they arrive late in spring but also have stunning complex toned petals ranging from blue to red and purple.This is a reliable and profuse bloomer from an early age and a must for all magnolia lovers because it extends their season into May.Height And Spread of Magnolia CleopatraOver 10 years Magnolia Cleopatra will reach a maximum height of 4 metres and the crown will spread over 2 metres.How Hardy is Magnolia CleopatraThis is a hardy magnolia that copes with below-zero winters if it’s grown in well-drained soil. It needs shelter from cold winds and copes with some drought once established.How To Use Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra is a stunning specimen tree that blooms late in the season so it’s particularly good for more northern areas. It suits low maintenance gardens, wildlife-friendly spots, and if it’s grown in a large well-watered and regularly fed container will thrive on a deck, sheltered balcony, or patio.Magnolias suit country cottage style gardens and modern urban spaces with their architectural form and stunning goblet flowers. If you want beauty, colour, and shape with little effort Magnolia Cleopatra is a good choice.How To Care For Magnolia CleopatraMagnolia Cleopatra needs moist but well-drained neutral to acidic soil in full sun for the best flowers next to a wall or fence that protects it from cold drying winds is ideal.Pruning isn’t necessary and can ruin magnolias’ shape, so it’s best to hold off with the pruning and only remove dead or crossed branches in mid-summer if it’s really necessary.Water well until established and apply a thick layer of acidic mulch such as bracken or pine mulch in very early spring to provide nutrients and trap moisture for the growing season.

GBP 250.00
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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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Yellow Magnolia Butterflies. Magnolia Yellow Bird For Sale UK

Yellow Magnolia Butterflies. Magnolia Yellow Bird For Sale UK

Magnolia Yellow Bird - its proper name is - Magnolia X Brooklynensis this is a relative newcomer to Magnolia varieties, this hybrid was bred by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden back in the '60's and became commercially available in the '80's.This is a most unusual colour for Magnolias which are usually white and pink, it's a small to medium sized vigorous deciduous tree with large conical canary yellow flowers that create a spectacular show in the early Spring. Growing Tip: Can be grown in any aspect with full sun or partial shade, it prefers a moist neutral to acid soil in a sheltered spot - it will grow to a Max height around 2-3mParamount has a wide range of Magnolias available to buy online for delivery in the UK, varieties include the pink flowering Magnolia Leonard Messel and Magnolia Heaven Scent  

GBP 206.25
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Yellow Magnolia Butterflies. Magnolia Yellow Bird For Sale UK

Yellow Magnolia Butterflies. Magnolia Yellow Bird For Sale UK

Magnolia Yellow Bird - its proper name is - Magnolia X Brooklynensis this is a relative newcomer to Magnolia varieties, this hybrid was bred by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden back in the '60's and became commercially available in the '80's.This is a most unusual colour for Magnolias which are usually white and pink, it's a small to medium sized vigorous deciduous tree with large conical canary yellow flowers that create a spectacular show in the early Spring. Growing Tip: Can be grown in any aspect with full sun or partial shade, it prefers a moist neutral to acid soil in a sheltered spot - it will grow to a Max height around 2-3mParamount has a wide range of Magnolias available to buy online for delivery in the UK, varieties include the pink flowering Magnolia Leonard Messel and Magnolia Heaven Scent  

GBP 400.00
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Prunus Schmittii Cherry Schmittii Ornamental Flowering Cherry

Prunus Schmittii Cherry Schmittii Ornamental Flowering Cherry

Prunus Schmittii more commonly known as Cherry Schmittii is grown predominately for is glossy, horizontally striped bark and pretty white blossom. This deciduous ornamental cherry is a hybrid cross between Prunus Avium and Prunus Canescens. It was introduced in 1923 and has flourished in the UK due to its native parentage.Small, pretty pale pink blossom emerges in April and May as single, star-shaped blooms irregularly dotted along the branches. Each blossom has long pale yellow stamens that pollinators adore. As the blooms begin to fade, thick green foliage pushes through in ovate lengths of 5-8 cms with finely serrated edges. Summertime heralds small dark red fruits loved by birds, and in autumn the foliage holds on until frosts arrive turning a rich golden orange before falling in the early winter.In winter the narrow vase-shaped crown provides height and interest in a bare garden, but it is the bark that gardeners. It is a dark mahogany brown, glossy with horizontal stripes – an unusual feature that stands out in a winter landscape. The trunk is so tactile it is difficult to resist touching.Height and Width of Prunus SchmittiiThe Schmittii Cherry will grow to a maximum height of 10-15 metres in optimum conditions. It is vigorous and fast-growing, but tends to keep a conical shape without a large spread. It will reach 4 metres across.  Both the height and width can be managed with pruning if you prefer a smaller tree. Our specimen Schmittii trees are already shaped as full standard clear stem trees.How Hardy is Prunus SchmittiiThis hybrid ornamental flowering cherry is fully hardy throughout Europe. It is tough and can withstand most conditions, including prolonged sub-zero temperatures. It can withstand drought and pollution-rich environments too.How To Use Prunus SchmittiiThe narrow spread of this hybrid ornamental cherry means it can be used in most garden settings. It grows to a respectable height, screening neighbours and overlooked areas, but keeps its width drawn in. It looks good in a wide border, as part of hedgerow, or as a stunning specimen tree in the centre of a garden. Prunus Schmittii can be kept short through pruning, or grown to a smaller height in a well watered container which will naturally restrict its growth.How To Care for Prunus SchmittiiLittle care is need for ornamental cherries, despite their delicate appearance. The distinctive horizontal stripes naturally appear on the glossy trunk as it matures, and foliage and fruits can be encouraged with plenty of organic mulch around the roots in early spring. Water young specimens well in dry spells and your Prunus Schmittii will grow tolerant of almost all conditions. All soils are suitable expect waterlogged conditions. You do not need to prune this ornamental flowering cherry, but tidy up broken, crossed or damaged stems in winter.If you are looking for a quick-growing ornamental cherry tree Cherry Schmittii is beautiful all year round with its polished, decorative bark and pretty pale blossom. It is a good choice for wildlife gardens, narrow spaces and urban areas.

GBP 240.00
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Azalea Japonica Silvester Purple Pink Flowering Evergreen

Azalea Japonica Silvester Purple Pink Flowering Evergreen

Azalea Japonica Silvester is an evergreen, acid-loving shrub with stunning displays of springtime purple-pink flowers. This little shrub is compact enough for small gardens. It suits mixed borders, Japanese style gardens and well-watered plant containers.Azalea Japonica is native to Japan. It is a Kurume hybrid, named for their proximity to the Japanese city of Kurume. There are many varieties of Kurume Azalea. The hybrid Silvester was bred for its dark green glossy leaves that reach 3 cms in length and light purple-pink funnel-shaped flowers that emerge in April and last until May. The flowers are abundant, covering the whole mound-forming shrub in a sea of pretty pale pinks for at least two months.After its flowers are spent, fresh new green leaves appear contrasting nicely with the established dark green foliage.This is a superb choice of pretty flowering evergreen azalea for compact spaces and container-grown balcony gardens in partial shade.Height And Spread of Azalea Japonica SilvesterAzalea Silvester is a Kurume azalea that remains small and bushy. It’ll reach a maximum height and spread of just 1 metre after ten years.How Hardy Is Azalea Japonica SilvesterIf its roots are well-drained Azalea Silvester is a hardy shrub surviving UK winters and some drought once established. Pests are rarely a problem.How to Use Azalea Japonica SilvesterAzalea Silvester is a good bet for compact gardens because it of its low-growing habit. It doesn’t grow too large or take over the space. It brings maximum impact to city gardens, Japanese style spaces and rock gardens, happily filling a gap with year-round colour and minimal fuss.You can also grow Azalea Silvester in a large well-watered and well-fed container to brighten up a patio or deck or as part of an evergreen display on a sheltered balcony.How To Care For Azalea Japonica SilvesterAzalea Silvester does best in acidic soil and needs a partially shady position with shelter from the prevailing wind. North or west-facing aspects in dappled light will work well.Mulch well each year with leaf mould or ericaceous compost and water well until established. Container grown azalea need ericaceous compost, plenty of water and regular azalea specific food to flower well.Pruning isn’t required as this is a bushy, mound-forming evergreen with a naturally excellent shape, but you can remove wayward branches in winter.

GBP 185.63
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Acer Freemanii Freemans Maple Mature Specimen Trees for Sale

Acer Freemanii Freemans Maple Mature Specimen Trees for Sale

Acer Freemanii or Freeman’s Maple is a large deciduous tree and a member of the maple family. A sturdy hybrid with a brilliant, red-orange autumn colour, it is a  hybrid cross of the Red Maple (Acer Rubrum)  and Silver Maple (Acer Saccharinum), both parents being Chicago natives. The resulting characteristics include excellent growth from Rubrum and fast growth rate from Saccharinum, combined with good autumn colour.Acer Freemanii was developed in the 1930’s at the United States National Arboretum. The large leaves, in the typical maple-leaf shape, are green in spring and summer, turning to brilliant shades of orange and red in autumn. The smooth, silvery bark has ornamental value in the winter months. Acer Freemanii will grow up to a mature height of 25 metres and spread of 15 metres in 25 to 50 years. The tree’s crown forms an upright, broad oval, and requires pruning only to remove dead or damaged branches. Its root system is shallow and as it matures will reach the soil surface, so planting near pavement should be avoided. If planting multiple specimens, place them 9-12 metres apart.Plant Acer Freemanii in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position with any aspect, in moist but well-drained soil with an acid to neutral pH. It is particularly versatile in regards to soil moisture conditions, as it will tolerate both wet soil or even periods of standing water, as well as dry conditions once it is established! Tolerant of pollution, Freeman’s Maple is a good tree for city planting. Acer Freemanii should be kept out of very windy locations, as the branches can be brittle and prone to break if not sheltered.A single specimen of Acer Freemanii can make an excellent focal point in a medium to large lawn, where the dense canopy will provide good shade during the summer months, and then the brilliant autumn foliage will be the centre of attention as the season ends. On a larger country property, a row of Freeman’s Maple along an avenue will be ornamental throughout the year. A grouping in the landscape will be especially striking during the autumn foliage display.Choose Acer Freemanii if you are looking for a hardy ornamental landscape tree, whether in the city or country (as resistant to deer). See also Acer Freemanii Autumn Blaze.

GBP 250.00
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Rhododendron Anna Rose Whitney for Sale Online UK

Rhododendron Anna Rose Whitney for Sale Online UK

Rhododendron Anna Rose Whitney is a large, evergreen hybrid rhododendron with glorious rose-pink flowers. It’s perfect for a large mixed border or a well-watered container.  Rhododendron Anna Rose Whitney was bred in Whitney, Washington USA in 1954. It’s proved a firm favourite in UK gardens for its vigorous evergreen leaves and pretty blooms. The fleshy textured evergreen foliage grows up to 11 centimetres long on strong woody stems that tend to grow outwards as well as up. In late spring and early summer large pink buds appear in clusters that bloom into funnel-shaped deep pink flowers with brown dappling beneath the petals. The blooms are large measuring up to ten centimetres in diameter. The flowers grow in ball-shaped trusses 10 to 20 flowers each. Flowers fade and fall before autumn, but its textured foliage remains all year. Height And Spread Of Rhododendron Anna Rose WhitneyThis hybrid is a tall variety that eventually reaches a bushy height of 4 metres eventually. This is a vigorous fast-growing shrub. It needs room to grow so choose its final spot carefully. How Hardy Is Rhododendron Anna Rose WhitneyRhododendrons are hardy shrubs and Anna Rose Whitney is no exception. It can survey harsh sub-zero winters if its roots are well-drained. It is fairly pest resistant and will survive droughts when established but may not flower without sufficient water. How To Use Rhododendron Anna Rose WhitneyThis rhododendron is a perfect evergreen specimen with real character. Its large showy blooms can’t be missed. It works well as part of a woodland garden or mixed border with its sister Rhododendron Van and will grow in a large well-watered container in a sheltered spot.  As it has no scent it’s a good choice for hayfever sufferers and its evergreen foliage brings shape and colour to a bare winter garden.How To Care For Rhododendron Anna Rose WhitneyRhododendron Anna Rose Whitney is a woodland plant that prefers partial shade and damp soil that’s humus-rich. It grows best in acidic soils and does not perform well in chalk. If you love this shrub but have chalky soils consider container gardening with ericaceous compost and frequent waterings. There is no need to prune Rhododendron Anna Rose Whitney other than removing any broken stems and dead flowers. If you wish to restrict its height, prune out crowded shoots in spring. Treated to a yearly application of rich leaf mould mulch on acid soil this rhododendron is a strikingly dramatic and fuss-free shrub. 

GBP 189.00
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Crataegus Monogyna Compacta Hawthorn Compacta Dwarf Standard

Crataegus Monogyna Compacta Hawthorn Compacta Dwarf Standard

Crataegus Monogyna Compacta, also called Hawthorn Compacta or Crataegus Monogyna Inermis Compacta, is a unique hybrid cultivar of the native Hawthorn, notable for its dwarf form. These specimens have been formed and shaped as full standard trees. Our standard trees on a tall clear stem will fit into even the smallest of gardens!Crataegus Monogyna Compacta is a dwarf hybrid introduced in 1907. It is not only much smaller than other Hawthorns, but is also thornless. Its glossy, dark green leaves are complemented in April and May by the fragrant, creamy white flowers which cover the shrub and attract butterflies and bees, followed by dark red berries which are both ornamental in autumn and winter, and attract birds to the garden. The leaves turn yellow in autumn. Once the leaves fall, the bare form of Hawthorn Compacta adds winter interest.Fully hardy in the UK and across continental Europe, even in the most extreme climates, Crataegus Monogyna Compacta will slowly grow at a rate of 5 cm per year to a mature height of 3-5 metres and spread of 1-3 metres in 20-50 years. Our standard trees have a clear stem to 1.8 metres. Little or no pruning is required to maintain the rounded, dense crown of this dwarf Hawthorn.Plant Crataegus Monogyna Compacta in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in any well-drained, fertile soil with an acid to neutral pH. Like all Hawthorns, it is tolerant of sea winds, so it is suitable for planting in coastal regions. Hawthorn Compacta is also pollution tolerant, making it ideal for use in small city gardens. In the country, you may need to provide some protection from deer and rabbits.Crataegus Monogyna Compacta is small enough to fit into small city gardens and roof terraces, where its slow growth rate and eventual dwarf size will work beautifully. It is also a good choice for a small to medium sized lawn, where it will be an attractive focal point with its flowers, foliage, berries, and bare form providing a year-round interest. As part of a mixed border, it will cast shade as well as contributing its own blooms to the seasonal show. Tucked into a wildlife garden, Hawthorn Compacta provides valuable shelter for birds as well as food for bees and butterflies.Crataegus Monogyna Compacta’s dwarf size, shaped as a standard tree, makes this is an interesting variation on the native Hawthorn, and suitable for planting in even small city gardens.

GBP 350.00
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Crataegus Grignonensis Grignon Hawthorn Multi Stem Trees

Crataegus Grignonensis Grignon Hawthorn Multi Stem Trees

Crataegus Grignonensis, a hybrid variety of hawthorn better known as Grignon Hawthorn, is a small ornamental deciduous tree popular for its floriferous display of blossoms and decorative fruit that follow them. The specimens we offer are shaped as multi-stem trees, making them ideal for a focus of interest in the garden, or, when planted en masse, a showy border or a screen.A variety of hawthorn that does not have thorns, this stunning cultivar possesses quite a few distinct qualities of its own. The shiny, dark green foliage consists of oval, lobed, leathery leaves. The foliage persists on the branches well into December. Late to blossom, but undoubtedly lovely once it does, Crataegus Grignonensis is enveloped by clusters of good-sized white flowers borne in umbels, in late May to June. The fruit follows in the autumn, scarlet and round, and remains on the tree until the first big frosts of the year. The fruit is loved by birds and wildlife.Undemanding and versatile, Grignon Hawthorn needs very little to thrive. Perfectly happy in any soil, as long as it is moist but well drained. Tolerates wet and damp soils, but it is also drought resistant once established. When it comes to location, this ornamental tree will appreciate a spot in full sun to dappled shade.  Rarely affected by pests or diseases, this hawthorn variety attracts wildlife and beneficial pollinators. Noted for its resistance to Verticillium Wilt.Tough and robust, Crataegus Grignonensis can survive in areas where temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. As a hybrid variety that resulted from crossing Crataegus crus-galli and Crataegus pubescens, this showy tree is semi-evergreen in mild winters. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this tree is not bothered by frost or cold winds. Good performance and sturdy constitution won it the Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.Trained as a multi-stem tree, Grignon Hawthorn has a lovely, shrubby habit, dense and slightly vase-shaped. Considered low maintenance, this ornamental tree responds well to an occasional trim. Expected maximum size for these multi-stemmed specimens is 10 metres in height and up to 7 metres in width. Tolerant of urban pollution.Offering multiple seasons of interest, this highly-decorative tree is ideally suited to be grown as a specimen plant. Its striking foliage and clusters of white blossoms command attention during the active seasons, while the lovely red fruit provides decorative value well into colder months. You might be interested in our full selection of deciduous trees.

GBP 250.00
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Ilex Meserveae Blue Angel Holly Large Topiary Ball.

Ilex Meserveae Blue Angel Holly Large Topiary Ball.

Ilex Meserveae Blue Angel - Large ball TopiaryIlex Meserveae Blue Angel holly makes a stunning topiary plant as indeed do most of the Ilex family of plants. Evergreen and slow-growing with a compact habit, Ilex (hollies) have long been a top choice for use as topiary plants and cloud trees. These Blue Angel hollies in particular have been trimmed into a striking sphere shape.Ilex x Meserveae is an evergreen hybrid holly from Ilex Aquifolium (our native English Holly) and Ilex Rugosa (a Japanese low-growing holly). The cultivar Blue Angel has prickly leaves in dark green with a blue hue. The female cultivars are known for excellent ability to fruit.These topiary Ilex x Meserveae Blue Angel holly plants will look good in pots on either side of a doorway or an entrance into your garden or property. They are also a great plant for the garden when planted in a formal setting or used as a (formal) contrast to more informal relaxed planting.These particular Ilex Meserveae Blue Angel topiary hollies have been field grown and root-balled and are now ready for planting in a pot or to go straight into your garden soil.Ilex (Hollies) are renowned for making a really tough and hardy topiary plant and will flower and fruit freely in the winter if there is another male nearby.

GBP 180.00
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Tilia Europaea Euchlora Crimean Lime also Caucasian Lime

Tilia Europaea Euchlora Crimean Lime also Caucasian Lime

Tilia Europaea Euchlora or Crimean Lime was first introduced in 1860 from Germany. This deciduous tree is thought to be a hybrid of Tilia Cordata, native to much of Europe and the rare Tilia Dasystyla from the Crimea. Gardeners can be forgiven if confused as this is another hybrid with many names – it is often simply referred to as Tilia Euchlora and commonly also as the Caucasian Lime or Caucasian Linden.Europaea Euchlora has a dense, oval crown, whose lower branches tend to droop as the tree matures. Young branches are a distinctive green. In late spring the glossy green green heart-shaped leaves, up to 10 cm long, emerge, followed in June and July by hanging umbels of fragrant, creamy-white flowers that have particularly abundant honey – in fact Euchlora is one of the best trees for bees. In autumn, the leaves turn a bright yellow for a vivid show until the end of October.This variety is particularly aphid resistant.Height and Spread of Tilia Europaea Euchlora Tilia Europaea Euchlora will reach a height of 10 metres after 10 years, growing to a mature height of 15-20 metres and spread of 6-10 metres.How Hardy Is Tilia Europaea Euchlora?The Crimean Lime is fully hardy across the UK and northern Europe.How to Use Tilia Europaea EuchloraTilia Europaea Euchlora is a versatile landscaping tree which can be used in a variety of settings. Planted as a single specimen, it makes an excellent focal point in a lawn, where its glossy leaves, long-lasting flowers, and autumn colour will give a long season of interest. Planted as a row along a roadway or avenue, they will provide shade and act as a buffer from traffic. It is an excellent tree for inclusion in a wildlife or woodland garden, where its nectar-rich blossoms will attract bees and butterflies. Crimean Lime is also suitable for pruning and training into topiary forms such as roof, candelabra, espalier or pleached, for use either as an interesting garden accent or as a living screen.How to Care for Tilia Europaea EuchloraPlant Crimean Lime in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position with any aspect, in well-drained soil with a neutral or acid pH. It is drought-tolerant once established, and tolerates heat well. Tolerant of salt and wind, it is suitable for use in coastal regions. It is very tolerant of pollution and paving, making it a good choice in even inner-city locations. Crimean Lime is the most aphid-resistant of the Tilia species, eliminating the problem of messy aphid droppings. The lower branches can be pruned to retain the oval shape of the crown or for an espalier form.Tilia Europaea Euchlora is an excellent landscaping tree which has both attractive foliage and fragrant flowers to recommend it to the UK gardener! Our full standards specimens can be used for above fence screening.

GBP 210.00
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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 300.00
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Prunus Padus Albertii Bird Cherry Albertii Tress for Sale UK

Prunus Padus Albertii Bird Cherry Albertii Tress for Sale UK

Prunus Padus Albertii, also known as Bird Cherry Albertii, is a beautiful ornamental hybrid of the native Bird Cherry Prunus Padus. It was introduced to the UK in 1902 and is named after the director of the St Petersburg Botanic Garden Albert Regel. Its conical habit make it useful avenue or street tree. Our specimens are shaped as standard trees on long clear stems.This is a deciduous hybrid of bird cherry that grows naturally in a conical form. In spring, its unusual flowers hang in long racemes of bright white five-petalled blooms with yellow centres. These bunched swaying flowers measure 18cms in length and are attractive to pollinators who gather in large numbers to search for nectar. Flowers bloom as the foliage appears giving off a sweet scent. As summer progresses the flowers turn into small black fruits that birds love.The leaves are narrow, pointed ovals with a serrated edging. They emerge mid-green and turn rich autumnal shades of yellow and red before falling in the winter months. Its bark is grey-brown and smells of bitter almonds if damaged.In summer its conical shape points skyward particularly when the tree is young. As it matures, the oval shape emerges. Because of this tidy, upward pointing form it is a great ornamental flowering tree for smaller spaces.Height and Width of Prunus Padus AlbertiiA mid-sized tree Bird Cherry Albertii will reach a mature height of 7-13 metres and spread over approximately four metres. Albertii has a very free-flowing form. It is a good choice for small gardens or walkways. It can be kept smaller with pruning.How Hardy is Prunus Padus AlbertiiBird cherry trees are particularly hardy, and Bird Cherry Albertii is no exception. It will survive subzero winters throughout Europe flowering each spring with renewed vigour.How To Use Prunus Padus AlbertiiThis is a medium-sized ornamental cherry for smaller spaces such as a verge, hedge-line or small garden. It looks spectacular as a specimen tree in the lawn. Its freely flowering nature attracts pollinators, and its dark cherries attract fruit loving birds, making it a good buy for a wildlife garden too.How To Care for Prunus Padus AlbertiiAll ornamental cherries love full sun, so if you can find a sunny south-facing spot you’ll get the best flowering display. However, bird cherries are tough and they will grow in most conditions. Any soil is suitable, including alkaline chalky soils, but it will grow at a slower pace on poorer soils. Boost yours with well-rotted manure in the planting hole and a thick layer of mulch each year.Prunus Padus Albertii will tolerate compacted soils and waterlogged soil within reason, making it a good choice for temporarily flooded areas, but it won’t flourish in consistently boggy grounds. This is a low maintenance tree that requires no pruning, but if you want to remove crossed or broken branches do so in the winter.If you have a restricted space but still want a flowering tree, Prunus Padus Albertii is a beautiful choice. Its flowers are spectacular and its growth habit is upright and tidy.

GBP 250.00
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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 225.00
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Prunus Spire Cherry Spire Ornamental Cherry Trees for Sale

Prunus Spire Cherry Spire Ornamental Cherry Trees for Sale

Prunus Spire also called the Cherry Spire, is a deciduous ornamental cherry tree. It is a hybrid cross between Sargent’s Cherry and Yoshino Cherry. The cultivar was created by Hilliers nursery located in Hampshire and is synonymous with Prunus Hillieri Spire. It was originally designed to be an optimum street tree and in deed is considered one of the best small street trees of the 20th century. These specimens are a full standard shape on a long clear single stem.The Prunus Spire tree naturally forms a pleasing vase-shape. In the spring, it boasts soft pink flowers. The new leaves appear a stunning shade of bronze before turning to green as the summer progresses. When autumn arrives the foliage turns fiery orange and red before falling from the tree.Height and Spread of the Prunus Spire A Cherry Spire tree will typically grow to a height of 10 metres with a canopy spread of about 7 metres.How Hardy is Prunus SpireThe Cherry Spire is exceptionally hardy throughout the UK. It also tolerates urban pollution very well.How to Use the Prunus SpireThe Prunus Spire Cherry is a fantastic street tree. You can use it to line your property if you have an avenue or driveway. It also makes a nice specimen tree with exceptional spring and autumn interest.How to Care for Prunus SpireCherry Spire grows best when planted in full sun. It will tolerate partial shade but its flower production will be greatly reduced and its autumn colours will not be as brilliant. It prefers well-draining sandy loam that is rich in organic matter. Keep the soil evenly moist after planting to encourage strong root growth. Once the tree is established, it is somewhat drought tolerant. The tree can be pruned mid-season or in the winter months to control its size and growth.Prunus Spire is a hardy tree that is eye-catching. It will become a valued part of any landscape.

GBP 180.00
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