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Acer Platanoides Cleveland Norway Maple Cleveland for Sale

Acer Platanoides Cleveland Norway Maple Cleveland for Sale

Acer Platanoides Cleveland or Norway Maple ClevelandThe Acer platanoides Cleveland, also called the Norway Maple Cleveland, is a fast-growing deciduous tree. It can easily attain a height of 15 meters and a canopy width of 12 meters. It has a strong upright growth habit and produces a rounded canopy. It naturally forms an oval crown of branches with large deep green leaves, making it an ideal shade tree. Cleveland is extremely hardy and can easily withstand urban pollution or high winds. It grows well in coastal regions and can withstand salt spray.During the spring months, the Acer platanoides Cleveland produces greenish-yellow flowers. The green leaves have a large star-shape. In the autumn, the tree turns a brilliant yellow hue which is exceptionally showy before shedding its leaves. Deer do not typically like grazing on the foliage.Norway Maple Cleveland creates an extensive and strong root system which makes it an excellent choice to plant on a hill or slope. However, its roots grow close to the soil’s surface so you should avoid planting it near a concrete walkway or driveway. Space the tree at least six feet from any concrete surfaces to prevent heaving.When planting the Acer platanoides Cleveland you should pick a planting site that provides full sun for optimum growth. The tree will tolerate partial shade but may not develop as robust of a canopy. Cleveland is not picky about soil and will grow in acidic or alkaline conditions. Plant it in a location that is well-draining. The roots should remain evenly moist during the tree’s first year of growth. Once established, the tree can withstand periods of drought. It requires very little care to thrive. It can be pruned to maintain its size or the tree can be left to develop naturally with no trimming.A young Norway Maple Cleveland requires abundant phosphorus to develop a healthy root system. When planting a young tree, you should amend the soil with phosphorus. Follow the directions on the fertilizer’s label for application instructions.If you are a seeking a fast-growing shade tree that creates a large oval-shaped canopy of branches then the Norway Maple Cleveland is an ideal choice. It is widely used as a street tree in for lining residential streets and parks.

GBP 187.50
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Malus Domestica Benoni Apple Benoni Early Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Benoni Apple Benoni Early Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Benoni or Apple BenoniMalus Domestica Benoni is a medium-sized early-fruiting dessert apple tree which is very suitable for smaller gardens. Self-fertile and hardy, this lovely fruit tree will fit into a variety of locations! Introduced in Massachusetts USA in 1832, this heritage apple variety is a good choice when you only have room for one apple tree, as it is self-fertile. The fragrant, white blossoms in mid-spring will attract bees to your garden as they do the necessary work of pollinating. The fruits develop early, being ready to pick by August and into September. The round, medium-sized apples do not all ripen at once, allowing for an extended period of harvest for fresh eating. The skins of ripe Malus Domestica Benoni apples are yellowish with a red blush, and the crisp, sweet flesh has a slight acid tang. They are best eaten fresh and will only store for a week. They are not suitable for processing.Hardy in most parts of the UK, deciduous Malus Domestica Benoni can grow to a mature height of 5-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. As with all apple trees, they need to be pruned in late winter before blooming, or in early July after fruit set. Thin the fruits soon after they first develop to obtain larger apples. While Apple Benoni is reliably self-fertile, you will get a bigger yield with another tree from pollination group B nearby. This variety tends to alternate between larger and smaller harvests from one year to the next.Plant Malus Domestica Benoni in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position in moist but well-drained sand, loam or clay soil with a neutral pH. You can prune this apple tree to keep it to a suitable size for a smaller garden, where it will provide summer shade in addition to its spring blossoms and autumn fruit. It is also suited to training as an espalier, cordon or fan against a wall or fence, making it a perfect living privacy screen for a rooftop terrace, balcony, courtyard or patio. Malus Domestica Benoni is also a good choice for an informal country garden where it has room to grow to full size. As part of a small mixed orchard this fruit tree will benefit from proximity to pollinating partners, as well as providing an early to mid-season ripening apple.

GBP 221.25
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Clerodendrum Trichotomum Shrub. Glory Tree, Bower Buy UK

Clerodendrum Trichotomum Shrub. Glory Tree, Bower Buy UK

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

GBP 577.50
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Prunus Tai Haku Great White Cherry Japanese Cherry Tree

Prunus Tai Haku Great White Cherry Japanese Cherry Tree

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

GBP 187.50
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Tilia Platyphyllos Broad Leaved Lime Mature Multi Stem Trees

Tilia Platyphyllos Broad Leaved Lime Mature Multi Stem Trees

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

GBP 150.00
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Prunus Umineko Cherry Umineko Flowering Cherry Buy Online

Prunus Umineko Cherry Umineko Flowering Cherry Buy Online

Prunus Umineko Cherry Tree is a cherry hybrid that was achieved by crossing Prunus incisa and Prunus speciose. The ornamental Prunus Umineko tree was created by Collingwood Ingram in the 1920s. Interestingly, the same cross was also made by Mr. Doorenbos in Holland about the same time. An almost identical tree was obtained and named the ‘Snow Goose’. The word ‘umineko’ is Japanese and translates into ‘seagull’. It refers to the plant's abundant white flowers that are believed to resemble a graceful white bird. The flowers appear in abundance starting in mid-April. The blooms hug the tree’s branches tightly. Each white flower is singular and measures 4 centimeters in diameter and features reddish-pink stamens.The soft green leaves start to appear on the tree at the same time as the flowers. In the spring, the leaves are a light shade of green but as summer progresses they start to darken to a darker green. In the autumn, the foliage turns brilliant shades of red, purple, and orange before falling from the tree.The small deciduous tree grows to a height of just 9 meters in a regular columnar growth habit. These trees are shaped into multi-stem trees and look ideal planted in any corner of the garden. It usually grows to a height of 7 meters with a canopy width of about 3 meters. The tree will typically take between ten to twenty years to reach full maturity. During the mid-summer months, the Umineko Cherry tree can be pruned to maintain its shape and to remove dead branches.Plant this picturesque small tree in a sunny location for the best flower production. The tree will tolerate partial shade but its flower production and the intensity of its autumn colours will be greatly reduced.  It prefers well-draining, fertile soil that is moist but not overly waterlogged. The tree will tolerate alkaline to acidic soil. During the first year of growth, keep the soil evenly moist so the tree can develop a strong and diverse root system. Once established it is moderately drought tolerant.The Umineko Cherry is an excellent ornamental tree to add to any sized garden. It was bestowed the Award of Garden Merit (AGM) from the Royal Horticultural Society. The hardy little tree looks lovely from spring through autumn and is sure to be greatly admired. Lots more Prunus (Cherry) trees in our extensive Fruiting Trees collection. 

GBP 309.38
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Aesculus Carnea Briotti Red Horse Chestnut Briotti Trees

Aesculus Carnea Briotti Red Horse Chestnut Briotti Trees

Aesculus Carnea Briotti or Red Horse Chestnut BriottiAesculus Carnea Briotti, a variety of Red Horse Chestnut, is a large, round-headed, deciduous flowering tree. Treasured for its dark red blossoms, this cultivar is recommended for large gardens only, where it can serve as a specimen tree.The leaves of Red Horse Chestnut Briotti consists of 5 to 7 leaflets each, glossy and dark green. Creating a dense, lush canopy, the foliage of this tree retains its green colour until it drops with first frosts. The most noteworthy quality of the cultivar, however, are its showy blossom. Produced in profusion, the crimson blossoms are borne in large, upright panicles. The flowers are followed by husky, slightly spiny capsules that contain nuts.Easily grown, Red Horse Chestnut Briotti is particular only when it comes to the space it needs to fully develop. This impressive tree will thrive in any moist, fertile, well-drained soil, both in full sun and partial shade. Rarely affected by any serious pests and diseases. First bred 1858, in a nursery in France, Aesculus Carnea Briotti is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This chestnut tree can adapt even to the severest European climates, and will not mind even if the temperatures lower than 20 degrees below zero.One of the most distinctive traits of this variety is its imposing size. Long-lived, Red Horse Chestnut Briotti can grow to be up to 30 metres high, with a spread over 20 metres. Its large, dense, rounded crown makes it a good choice for a shade tree. Maintaining a tree of this size is not always easy, but this variety is thoroughly undemanding. Light pruning is all it takes to keep its stately, columnar habit in perfect shape. To prevent any diseases and maintain the tree’s health, routinely remove any dead or damaged growth.Large, attractive and sturdy - these qualities make Aesculus Carnea Briotti a perfect choice for decorating a large lawn or adding a shade tree to a big garden. Offering interest throughout the seasons, with a stunning spring bloom, this deciduous cultivar can become a timeless beauty in any landscape. Complement it with shade-loving shrubs suitable for underplanting, such as Rhododendron Wine and Roses, Heuchera Micrantha Palace Purple, or Callicarpa Bodinieri Profusion.Make sure to take a look at our selection of large and mature trees, ideal for spacious gardens and landscapes. If you are interested in deciduous cultivars with ornamental and architectural value, check out our collection of deciduous trees.

GBP 187.50
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Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon Sweet Gum Worplesdon Trees

Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon Sweet Gum Worplesdon Trees

Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon or Sweet Gum Worplesdon is an excellent ornamental deciduous tree for UK gardens. Found in the mountains of the eastern United States, Sweet Gum trees were first introduced to the UK in 1681. Liquidambar trees are generally grown for their maple-like leaves which take on brilliant and long-lasting autumn colour although the yellow spring flowers are inconspicuous.This Worplesdon cultivar has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. The dense, rounded pyramidal crown makes this tree an excellent shade tree. The deep-lobed leaves of Sweet Gum Worplesdon are a light green when they unfurl in spring, changing to a glossy dark green over the summer, before finally turning brilliant shades of red, orange and yellow for a stunning autumn show.Height and Spread of Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonLiquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon will grow to a mature height of 10-15 metres and spread of 5-10 metres in 10 to 20 years.How Hardy Is Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon?Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is hardy in all of the UK and northern Europe.How to Use Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonLiquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is an excellent tree to use alone or as a group in a large lawn, where it will provide summer shade and then put on its magnificent autumn show of colour. It will grow happily in a woodland garden, or can be planted as a windbreak or hedge to create a dense living screen. Avoid very windy spots. The Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon cultivar does not develop the fruits or gumballs which can create litter underfoot in autumn, making it suitable for planting in high traffic areas.How to Care for Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonPlant Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in rich, moist but well-drained loam, sand or clay soil with an acid to neutral pH. The autumn colour will be best in full sun. This tree has a moderate tolerance for aerosol salt, making it a good choice in coastal regions, while at the same time being suitable for city locations, as it has some tolerance for pollution. Sweet Gum Worplesdon is generally insect and disease resistant. Some pruning is necessary to remove drooping lower branches, but be sure to leave the main leader intact for the development of a symmetrical crown. Do not plant near paving, as the shallow roots might interfere with pavement.Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is an excellent specimen tree for UK gardens; its attractive foliage, stately shape and stunning autumn colour show makes it a clear winner!

GBP 297.50
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Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon Sweet Gum Worplesdon Trees

Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon Sweet Gum Worplesdon Trees

Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon or Sweet Gum Worplesdon is an excellent ornamental deciduous tree for UK gardens. Found in the mountains of the eastern United States, Sweet Gum trees were first introduced to the UK in 1681. Liquidambar trees are generally grown for their maple-like leaves which take on brilliant and long-lasting autumn colour although the yellow spring flowers are inconspicuous.This Worplesdon cultivar has been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. The dense, rounded pyramidal crown makes this tree an excellent shade tree. The deep-lobed leaves of Sweet Gum Worplesdon are a light green when they unfurl in spring, changing to a glossy dark green over the summer, before finally turning brilliant shades of red, orange and yellow for a stunning autumn show.Height and Spread of Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonLiquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon will grow to a mature height of 10-15 metres and spread of 5-10 metres in 10 to 20 years.How Hardy Is Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon?Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is hardy in all of the UK and northern Europe.How to Use Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonLiquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is an excellent tree to use alone or as a group in a large lawn, where it will provide summer shade and then put on its magnificent autumn show of colour. It will grow happily in a woodland garden, or can be planted as a windbreak or hedge to create a dense living screen. Avoid very windy spots. The Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon cultivar does not develop the fruits or gumballs which can create litter underfoot in autumn, making it suitable for planting in high traffic areas.How to Care for Liquidambar Styraciflua WorplesdonPlant Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in rich, moist but well-drained loam, sand or clay soil with an acid to neutral pH. The autumn colour will be best in full sun. This tree has a moderate tolerance for aerosol salt, making it a good choice in coastal regions, while at the same time being suitable for city locations, as it has some tolerance for pollution. Sweet Gum Worplesdon is generally insect and disease resistant. Some pruning is necessary to remove drooping lower branches, but be sure to leave the main leader intact for the development of a symmetrical crown. Do not plant near paving, as the shallow roots might interfere with pavement.Liquidambar Styraciflua Worplesdon is an excellent specimen tree for UK gardens; its attractive foliage, stately shape and stunning autumn colour show makes it a clear winner!

GBP 135.00
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Aesculus Carnea Briotti Red Horse Chestnut Briotti Trees

Aesculus Carnea Briotti Red Horse Chestnut Briotti Trees

Aesculus Carnea Briotti or Red Horse Chestnut BriottiAesculus Carnea Briotti, a variety of Red Horse Chestnut, is a large, round-headed, deciduous flowering tree. Treasured for its dark red blossoms, this cultivar is recommended for large gardens only, where it can serve as a specimen tree.The leaves of Red Horse Chestnut Briotti consists of 5 to 7 leaflets each, glossy and dark green. Creating a dense, lush canopy, the foliage of this tree retains its green colour until it drops with first frosts. The most noteworthy quality of the cultivar, however, are its showy blossom. Produced in profusion, the crimson blossoms are borne in large, upright panicles. The flowers are followed by husky, slightly spiny capsules that contain nuts.Easily grown, Red Horse Chestnut Briotti is particular only when it comes to the space it needs to fully develop. This impressive tree will thrive in any moist, fertile, well-drained soil, both in full sun and partial shade. Rarely affected by any serious pests and diseases. First bred 1858, in a nursery in France, Aesculus Carnea Briotti is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This chestnut tree can adapt even to the severest European climates, and will not mind even if the temperatures lower than 20 degrees below zero.One of the most distinctive traits of this variety is its imposing size. Long-lived, Red Horse Chestnut Briotti can grow to be up to 30 metres high, with a spread over 20 metres. Its large, dense, rounded crown makes it a good choice for a shade tree. Maintaining a tree of this size is not always easy, but this variety is thoroughly undemanding. Light pruning is all it takes to keep its stately, columnar habit in perfect shape. To prevent any diseases and maintain the tree’s health, routinely remove any dead or damaged growth.Large, attractive and sturdy - these qualities make Aesculus Carnea Briotti a perfect choice for decorating a large lawn or adding a shade tree to a big garden. Offering interest throughout the seasons, with a stunning spring bloom, this deciduous cultivar can become a timeless beauty in any landscape. Complement it with shade-loving shrubs suitable for underplanting, such as Rhododendron Wine and Roses, Heuchera Micrantha Palace Purple, or Callicarpa Bodinieri Profusion.Make sure to take a look at our selection of large and mature trees, ideal for spacious gardens and landscapes. If you are interested in deciduous cultivars with ornamental and architectural value, check out our collection of deciduous trees.

GBP 300.00
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Wisteria Floribunda Rosea or Pink Japanese Wisteria for Sale

Wisteria Floribunda Rosea or Pink Japanese Wisteria for Sale

Romantic and elegant, Wisteria Floribunda Rosea, also known as Pink Japanese Wisteria, is a twining climber prized for striking, showy features. Easily recognized because of the soft pink shade of the lush blossoms, this spectacular variety of Wisteria is hardy and easy to care for.When in full bloom, Wisteria Floribunda Rosea looks dazzling. In the spring, this climbing plant is completely enveloped by drooping clusters of pea-like, delicate pink flowers, each cluster up to 60 centimetres in length. The sweetly fragranced blossoms are lined along the clockwise twining vines, blooming from the base of the stem forward the top, bowing downwards against dark green, pinnate leaves. The pendulous flowers look even more striking when Wisteria Floribunda Rosea is trained along a trellis or an arbor, the flowers creating a stunning floral canopy. The deciduous foliage unfolds coppery, maturing to green in the summer. As the blooming season ends, the flowers give way to elongated, velvety legumes. Long-lived and strong-growing, this cultivar of Wisteria Floribunda flourishes in moist and well-drained soils. Choose a sunny spot for this deciduous climber, to ensure it flowers abundantly. When choosing a location for planting Wisteria Floribunda Rosea, make sure you choose a spot that will leave this eye-catching plant enough space to develop. When mature, this fast-growing plant can be up to 4 to 8 metres tall and 2.5 to 4 metres wide. Fully hardy in the UK, it won’t mind temperatures as low as -15 degrees. This cultivar is also reasonably resistant to pests and diseases. Hardiness of this plant, as well as its outstanding features, earned this flowering climber the prestigious Award of Garden Merit of the Royal Horticultural Society.Same as other Wisteria Floribunda varieties, the pink Rosea cultivar requires routine pruning twice a year, in the winter and summer. When first planted, this climber needs support and remains flexible even when mature.At home in cottage gardens and city gardens alike, this magnificent variety works well as a statement plant or as a lavish flowering border or a hedge. Wisteria Floribunda Rosea needs a supporting structure, so it’s often trained along a trellis, arbors, fences, pergolas or alongside a wall. The impressive effect of drooping blossoms, as well as their delicate scent, are best appreciated when this free-flowering climber is planted near a patio or a sitting area in the garden.If you’re looking for Wisteria plants with white, blue or purple flowers, take a look at our blog for other Wisteria varieties available.

GBP 309.38
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Acer Pseudoplatanus Sycamore Tree Standard Shaped Sycamore Trees for Sale Online

Acer Pseudoplatanus Sycamore Tree Standard Shaped Sycamore Trees for Sale Online

Acer Pseudoplatanus, commonly known as the Sycamore tree, is a well-loved sight in the British countryside with its distinctive five pointed leaves. It is well known as a picturesque large tree and one of the best for exposed situations in any soil. Acer Pseudoplatanus is a large deciduous tree that is full of character and can reach over 25 metres within 20-50 years given optimum growing conditions, but it is most likely to reach 15 metres in height and 8 metres in spread when grown in gardens.In summer the palmate five lobed leaves, often hairy on the underside, can measure seven to 16cms across. Younger trees often have red-bronze shoots that turn green as the leaves open. In spring racemes of pale-green and yellow flowers appear, turning into autumnal samaras that spin to the ground. In summer a mature Sycamore casts a heavy shade that is perfect for children and animals to shelter beneath, then in winter the leaves fall in a cascade of pale yellow and green leaving a particularly picturesque framework. We offer a multi-stem sycamore meaning it casts an interesting winter shape that is perfect for gardens needing height and structure. How Hardy Is Acer PseudoplatanusAcer Pseudoplatanus is hardy throughout the UK and is one of the best to grow in exposed windy locations. It is often the first seed to establish itself on ploughed farmlands.How To Use Acer PseudoplatanusThis majestic tree is well loved and instantly recognisable, so it makes a perfect specimen tree in medium to large gardens where summer shade is needed. Children love the helicopter seeds and smooth grey bark that breaks and peels to reveal pinker shades beneath. You can grow woodland flowers in its shade such as hellebore and bluebell as well as shade loving ferns. Expect to spot nesting birds in its thick foliage. A multi-stem sycamore tree can be confused with Norway Maples which have similar leaves, but the latter Acer Platanoides have deeper toned autumnal foliage. The Sycamore is paler in comparison, and more reminiscent of the English countryside. How To Care For Acer PseudoplatanusAcer pseudoplatanus is entirely self-sufficient once established and tolerant of any soil conditions.  Your multi-stem sycamore will arrive root-balled ready for immediate planting, and in the first few years it will require regular watering in dry spells. A thick layer of well-rotted mulch around the base will enable it to develop strong roots. If you want a piece of the English countryside in your garden and you have the space, this virtually indestructible beauty is the perfect low maintenance choice.  

GBP 168.75
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Acer Pseudoplatanus Sycamore Tree Standard Shaped Sycamore Trees for Sale Online

Acer Pseudoplatanus Sycamore Tree Standard Shaped Sycamore Trees for Sale Online

Acer Pseudoplatanus, commonly known as the Sycamore tree, is a well-loved sight in the British countryside with its distinctive five pointed leaves. It is well known as a picturesque large tree and one of the best for exposed situations in any soil. Acer Pseudoplatanus is a large deciduous tree that is full of character and can reach over 25 metres within 20-50 years given optimum growing conditions, but it is most likely to reach 15 metres in height and 8 metres in spread when grown in gardens.In summer the palmate five lobed leaves, often hairy on the underside, can measure seven to 16cms across. Younger trees often have red-bronze shoots that turn green as the leaves open. In spring racemes of pale-green and yellow flowers appear, turning into autumnal samaras that spin to the ground. In summer a mature Sycamore casts a heavy shade that is perfect for children and animals to shelter beneath, then in winter the leaves fall in a cascade of pale yellow and green leaving a particularly picturesque framework. We offer a multi-stem sycamore meaning it casts an interesting winter shape that is perfect for gardens needing height and structure. How Hardy Is Acer PseudoplatanusAcer Pseudoplatanus is hardy throughout the UK and is one of the best to grow in exposed windy locations. It is often the first seed to establish itself on ploughed farmlands.How To Use Acer PseudoplatanusThis majestic tree is well loved and instantly recognisable, so it makes a perfect specimen tree in medium to large gardens where summer shade is needed. Children love the helicopter seeds and smooth grey bark that breaks and peels to reveal pinker shades beneath. You can grow woodland flowers in its shade such as hellebore and bluebell as well as shade loving ferns. Expect to spot nesting birds in its thick foliage. A multi-stem sycamore tree can be confused with Norway Maples which have similar leaves, but the latter Acer Platanoides have deeper toned autumnal foliage. The Sycamore is paler in comparison, and more reminiscent of the English countryside. How To Care For Acer PseudoplatanusAcer pseudoplatanus is entirely self-sufficient once established and tolerant of any soil conditions.  Your multi-stem sycamore will arrive root-balled ready for immediate planting, and in the first few years it will require regular watering in dry spells. A thick layer of well-rotted mulch around the base will enable it to develop strong roots. If you want a piece of the English countryside in your garden and you have the space, this virtually indestructible beauty is the perfect low maintenance choice.  

GBP 187.50
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Ligustrum Japonicum Full Standard Tree. Evergreen Japanese Privet Standard Tree. Evergreen Screening Trees

Ligustrum Japonicum Full Standard Tree. Evergreen Japanese Privet Standard Tree. Evergreen Screening Trees

This is a Japanese Privet Tree (Latin Name: Ligustrum Japonicum) trained in a 'standard' tree shape - meaning it has a thick crown of foliage on a long clear stem. Ligustrum Japonicum is also known as Evergreen Privet or Wax Leafed Privet. Originating from Japan and Korea, this tall Ligustrum japonicum full standard tree has a thick covering of shiny, dark green leaves all year round, making it an excellent evergreen screening plant. The leaves are somewhat pear-shaped with a pointed end. They tend to measure 5 to 10 centimeters long and 2.5 to 5 centimeters wide. The top side of the leaf is darker than the underside and sports five or six raised veins that stand out in stark contrast to the rest of the leaf. Variegated varieties of the Ligustrum Japonicum sport lovely leaves that are a marbled mix of dark green and cream colours. Because of its tall elegant trunk, these mature evergreen trees work particularly well when used as stilted hedging for above the fence line screening. These Ligustrum Japonicum Full Standards have been shaped over time to have a crown of evergreen foliage above a clear straight stem of at least 190 cm from the pot to the base of the crown (depending on which you select). White flower panicles appear in the spring. Each panicle measures about 12 to 20 centimeters in length. The clusters of blossoms have a sweet, pleasing fragrance. After flowering, green berries appear that ripen to a shiney black colouration during late summer. The dark berries tend to persist on the tree into the winter months and add visual interest. Songbirds love dining on the berries and they are an invaluable food source during the early winter months when berries are often scarce. Handy Tips: Trim Ligustrum Japonicum to shape in late winter - if you clip during the late summer you will lose the flowers and the berries. As the tree ages, it tends to develop an open form. Many people prune the tree up to create a bonsai-like appearance. The tree's rapid growth rate makes it a favourite for creating topiary specimens. Although, the tree tolerates pruning well, it does not require it. When left to grow naturally, the Ligustrum japonicum develops a multi-stemmed form. Ligustrum Japonicum is exceptionally hardy and naturalizes well in areas with mild winters. It requires very little care to thrive.The Ligustrum japanicum grows well in full sun or partial shade. It is not overly picky about soil type. Once established, it can withstand periods of drought.  We also have mature Ligustrum Japonicum variegated in a full standard shape. Max Height 6m Approx.

GBP 225.00
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Prunus Avium Bigarreau Burlat Cherry Tree Fruiting Cherry

Prunus Avium Bigarreau Burlat Cherry Tree Fruiting Cherry

Prunus Avium Bigarreau Burlat is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous cherry tree with sweet dark cherries in June. It requires a pollinating partner such as Merton Premier. This pairing is ideal for informal gardens and specimen trees.Cherry Tree Bigarreau Burlat is synonymous with Prunus cerasus Burlat. It’s a highly productive, heavy-cropping fruit tree and a reliable staple in French kitchen gardens. It suits the UK climate provided it’s sunny and sheltered.This productive cherry has masses of white blossom in spring that attracts so many pollinators the RHS has awarded it the Plants for Pollinators label. After pollination (this is not a self-fertile tree) cherries develop from small, hard orange spheres into dark red, sweet round fruits from the middle of May onwards.It’s a vigorous grower with traditional serrated green leaves in spring and summer. In autumn, its foliage turns fiery orange and red shades. Lover of sweet cherries and beautiful blossom value Tree Bigarreau Burlat’s low maintenance nature and heavy annual harvest. It’s a great choice for small gardens and mixed borders.Height and Spread Of Prunus Avium Bigarreau BurlatCherry Tree Bigarreau Burlat reaches an eventual height of four metres with a 2.5 metre crown. Its trunk and branches remain traditionally cherry-slim.How Hardy is Prunus Avium Bigarreau BurlatThis is a hardy cherry tree in the UK, capable of withstanding sub-zero temperatures, heavy rain, and wind if its roots are well-drained and it receives lots of sunshine in summer. It has good disease resistance and tolerates some drought once established.How To Use Prunus Avium Bigarreau BurlatAn excellent choice for baking fans and kitchen gardeners, Cherry Burlat produces such large juicy crops you’re hard-pressed to use them all. Be sure to eat plenty fresh, and bake the remainder into pies, tarts and cakes. They freeze reasonably well for up to six months.Sweetly scented cherry blossoms attract masses of bees, so it is an excellent pollinating plant for orchards, vegetable patches, and fruit gardens as well as a strong biodiversity champion.How To Care For Prunus Avium Bigarreau BurlatCherry Burlat is low maintenance and easy to grow, but it needs a pollinating partner to produce fruit. Merton Premier is a good choice. Cherry trees tolerate the majority of well-drained soil including chalk, but rich, fertile soil produces the heaviest crops.If your soil is a little thin, bulk up the planting hole with compost or well-rotted manure and apply a thick layer of organic mulch annually.To ripen its cherries, Prunus Avium Bigarreau Burlat needs shelter from harsh winds and all the sunshine you can muster. Water it well for at least a year while its root system establishes and prune out any crossed or damaged branches in late summer.Prune stone fruit trees lightly in late summer after the harvest, removing broken or crossed branches first, then gently shaping the crown. Apply a thick layer of rich, well-rotted organic mulch to the base after pruning.

GBP 225.00
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Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King Sweet Gum Variegated

Liquidambar Styraciflua Silver King Sweet Gum Variegated

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

GBP 318.75
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Malus Domestica Pink Lady or Cripps Pink is a dessert apple tree bearing large apples with great flavour and texture and good storage qualities. Buy

Malus Domestica Pink Lady or Cripps Pink is a dessert apple tree bearing large apples with great flavour and texture and good storage qualities. Buy

Malus is a large genus of over 25 species of deciduous trees known for their beautiful spring blossom and in most cases, fruit. Malus Domestica is the orchard apple species cultivated for its fruit throughout the temperate regions of the world. Malus Pink Lady is a fruit tree variety familiar to many of us as it is a popular commercially grown variety around the world, prized for its crisp firm fruits that store very well. Malus Domestica Pink Lady is also known botanically as Malus Domestica Cripps Pink. This is a late season hybrid dessert apple and is a cross between the Golden Delicious and the Lady Williams varieties. In spring, beautiful pink and white blossom appear on bare branches, followed by the emergence of mid-green foliage which turns to yellow in autumn. Fruits develop over the summer months into mid to large size apples. The fruit is very crisp with a distinct sweet tart flavour. It has white flesh, not so prone to browning. The skin has a reddish pink over green colour when the apples are ripe. As this is a late apple, fruit can generally be harvested in late autumn, around the end of October. Ripe fruit can then be stored for at least 3 months. Ideal pollinators for Malus Domestica Pink Lady include varieties from group 2 (Egremont Russet apple), group 3 (Discovery Apple) and group 4 (Braeburn Apple). In terms of origins, Cripps Pink was bred in Australia in the 1970s by the eponymous John Cripps. Since its first introduction to the commercial market in the 1980s, the Pink Lady apple is now grown worldwide.  Height And Spread of Malus Domestica Pink LadyWhen left to its own devices, Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple can grow to a height and width of 4 – 8 metres. However please note that as most apple trees these day are on grafted rootstock, eventual tree height will depend on the rootstock and training method. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Pink Lady Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple is fully hardy to minus 20 in the UK. How To Use Malus Domestica Pink Lady The Pink Lady apple is ideal for cottage or informal gardens. It suits wildlife-friendly, low-maintenance gardens as part of a colourful landscape scheme. It is also an excellent addition to any orchard garden. For smaller urban gardens, the Pink Lady apple tree can be grown in a space saving format, such as when trained as a pleached tree or as an espaliered fruit tree to be grown for example against a sunny wall. Follow the link for more information on pleached fruit trees. How To Care For Malus Domestica Pink LadyIn terms of aspect, Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple thrives in full sun. It likes rich, organic well-drained neutral soil in any sheltered sunny position. Best not to plant in very acidic or very chalky soils. Prune your apple tree in winter if possible, when the tree is dormant, ideally between November and February. 

GBP 356.25
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