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• Albizia (Silk) treesAlbizia

  Albizias or Silk trees are attractive small trees with feathery foliage and fluffy flowers, they do best in a sunny position.5 varieties

• Amelanchier trees

  Amelanchiers are popular small trees with attractive white blossom and multiple autumn leaf colours.8 varieties

• Beech treesFagus

  Beeches are large attractive trees with a stately presence, and often with good autumn leaf colours.6 varieties

• Birch treesBetula

  Birches are particularly graceful trees, usually with attractive bark, and interesting leaves.24 varieties

• HornbeamCarpinus

  Hornbeams are large attractive and long-lived deciduous trees, related to birch.2 varieties

• Cercis (Redbud) treesCercis

  Cercis or Redbuds are small trees / large shrubs noted for their attractive flowers and leaves.16 varieties

• Flowering dogwood treesCornus

  The flowering dogwoods are hardy versatile small trees, often with long-lasting spring blossom.9 varieties

• Hazel treesCorylus

  Hazels provide excellent winter interest with their attractive catkins.2 varieties

• Crab-apple treesMalus

  Crab-apple trees are one of our specialities - we have one of the widest selections of crab-apple trees available in the UK.56 varieties

• Elm treesUlmus

  Elms are a large deciduous trees. New varieties are now available which are resistant to Dutch Elm disease.3 varieties

• Evergreen trees

  Evergreen trees retain their leaves throughout the year, making them useful for screening and as an ornamental feature in the garden.6 varieties

• Flowering apricot treesPrunus mume

  Flowering apricots are grown for their beautiful deep pink blossom.1 varieties

• Flowering cherry treesPrunus

  We have one of the widest selections of ornamental flowering cherry trees available in the UK.56 varieties

  • Japanese flowering cherry treesPrunus

    A sub-group of flowering cherries, originating from Japan, noted for their exceptional blossom displays.25 varieties

• Flowering pear treesPyrus

  Flowering pear trees offer attractive spring blossom, and usually good autumn colour, and are easy to grow.3 varieties

• Fruiting ornamental trees

  These are trees grown primarily for ornamental appeal, but which also may produce fruit.5 varieties

• Ginkgo treesGinkgo

  Ginkgos are attractive and distinctive trees with an ancient lineage.2 varieties

• Hawthorn treesCrataegus

  Hawthorns are a diverse range of hardy deciduous trees with attractive blossom and fruitlets.11 varieties

• Trees for bees

  Our range of ornamental trees which are particularly attractive to bees and other pollinator insects (melliferous) and will help sustain bee populations in your orchard or garden.14 varieties

• Horse ChestnutAeseculus

  1 varieties

• Japanese maple treesAcer palmatum

  Our selection of Japanese acers or maple trees, grown for their oriental beauty and autumn colours.7 varieties

• Liquidambar trees

  Liquidambar trees, or sweet gums, are known for their spectacular autumn leaf colours.6 varieties

• Magnolia treesMagnolia

  Magnolias are grown primarily for their brightly coloured spring flowers, often borne on bare branches ahead of the leaves.43 varieties

• Maple treesAcer

  A genus of large stately trees, easy to grow, and often with spectacular autumn colours.24 varieties

• Native trees

  Native trees are species that colonised the British Isles after the last ice age.11 varieties

• Robinia treesRobinia

  Robinias are versatile hardy trees and shrubs that will grow in most conditions.2 varieties

• Rowan treesSorbus

  Rowan or Mountain Ash trees are hardy attractive trees, easy to grow in most situations.48 varieties

• Whitebeam treesSorbus aria

  Whitebeams are part of the Sorbus group, closely related to the Rowans / Mountain Ash.11 varieties

• LilacSyringa

  Lilacs (Syringa) are small trees or large shrubs known for their superb scented flowers.11 varieties

• Our recommendations

  These are trees we particularly recommend as being amongst the best in their species.24 varieties