Alder (Alnus glutinosa) tree in a pot
Alder trees provide a fast growing screening with attractive catkins in spring.
Growing in a tall pyramid shape, Alder provides a habitat for over 280 insect species. Early spring catkins blossom between February and April and the tiny, cone-like fruits resemble pinecones.
Alder’s dark green leaves are racquet-shaped and leathery
Tolerates most conditions and soils and Alder is especially at home in damp areas.
Long lived tree (up to 250 years) and will grow up to 20 meters at maturity
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
The Bird cherry tree, also known as Prunus padus, is a beautiful and versatile tree species that adds a touch of natural beauty to any landscape.
With its attractive clusters of white flowers and edible black cherries, this tree is highly valued for its ornamental and practical uses.
The Bird cherry tree is native to Europe and Asia, and is commonly found in a variety of habitats, including woodlands, meadows, and hedgerows. It is a medium-sized tree that typically grows to a height of 7-15 meters, making it a great choice for small to medium-sized gardens.
The tree produces clusters of fragrant white flowers in the spring, which attract a wide range of pollinators, including bees and butterflies. These flowers are followed by small black cherries that are edible and can be used in the production of jams and jellies.
In addition to its ornamental and edible uses, the Bird cherry tree also offers a number of practical benefits. Its dense foliage provides excellent shade and shelter for wildlife, while its wood is highly valued for its durability and strength. The tree is also highly adaptable, able to tolerate a variety of soil types and growing conditions.
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
English Oak (Quercus robur) tree in a pot
Quercus Robur is a magnificent deciduous tree which as it matures will form a broad and spreading crown with sturdy branches beneath. Oaks are not for the smaller spaces, reaching 30-40m tall at maturity and a canopy as broad as it is high. English Oaks support more life than any other native tree species in the UK; even its fallen leaves support biodiversity.
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60 or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot and supplied with cane
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
Hazel (Corylus avellana) tree in a pot
Hazel are wildlife friendly compact trees with dense foliage and a hazelnut crop.
An excellent tree for supporting biodiversity, Hazel is known to support over 250 insect species plus birds and small mammals.
Early spring brings catkins, resembling lambs tails, followed by hazelnuts in late summer. Features smooth, grey-brown, bark and soft hairy leaves.
Hazel prefers moist but not waterlogged soils and an open spot rather than too much shade. Responds well to being cut back, allowing height to be controlled and can be coppiced.
Legend has it that Hazel is as a magical tree that provides protection.
Compact bushy tree growing to a maximum height of 10m, but can be pruned back hard to control height.
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
Rowan or Mountain Ash tree (Sorbus aucuparia) in a pot – up to 1.8m tall with free delivery
Our native Rowan or Mountain Ash tree are gorgeously colourful garden trees and one of our most popular and it’s easy to see why.
Starting with creamy white blossoms in the spring, followed by bright red berries in late summer and finally gold and red foliage into the autumn they provide season long colour. The Rowan is not a fussy tree and will grow in almost any soil conditions and in sunny and partially shaded locations and will reach around 10m tall at maturity. Excellent wildlife value providing fruit for thrushes and blackbirds.
Features
- Supplied in a 10 litre container pot
- 1.5-1.8m tall
- Includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
Free delivery is not available for the following Postcode areas: HS, IV, KW, PA, PH, ZE, BT, IM, TR21-25, KA27-28, AB31-56, FK17-21
Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) tree in a pot
Spindle are compact trees with striking pink and orange flowers in late summer.
Spindle is popular with many birds, drawn to its nectar rich flowers in spring and the delicate popcorn like orange and pink fruits in autumn.
Fairly shade tolerant and grows well on most free draining soils. Thrives on limestone and chalky soils.
The spindle tree can also be considered a shrub, not reaching much taller than 5 meters.
Leaves and fruit are toxic for humans
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
Whitebeam tree, also known as Sorbus aria, is a beautiful and hardy tree species that adds a touch of elegance to any landscape.
With its distinctive white-silver leaves, this deciduous tree is highly sought after for its ornamental value and ability to thrive in a variety of soil types and climates.
The Whitebeam tree is an excellent choice for both residential and commercial landscaping projects. Its attractive foliage and compact size make it a great option for gardens, parks, and urban areas. The tree also produces clusters of small white flowers in spring, adding a lovely touch of color to the landscape.
In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the Whitebeam tree offers a number of practical benefits. Its dense foliage provides excellent shade and shelter for wildlife, while its hardy nature makes it resistant to pests and disease. The tree is also highly adaptable, able to tolerate both heat and cold, as well as drought conditions.
Whether you’re looking to enhance your garden or add some natural beauty to your commercial property, the Whitebeam tree is an excellent choice. With its stunning foliage, hardy nature, and practical benefits, this tree species is sure to impress.
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
The Wild service tree, also known as Sorbus torminalis, is a stunning deciduous tree species that is prized for its ornamental value and rich cultural history.
With its striking, deeply lobed leaves and distinctive bark, this tree adds a touch of beauty and sophistication to any landscape.
The Wild service tree is native to Europe and parts of Asia, and has been cultivated for centuries for its edible fruit and wood. The fruit, which resembles small apples, has a tart, astringent flavor and is often used in the production of jams and liqueurs. The wood of the tree is strong and durable, and is used in a variety of applications, including furniture making and carving.
In addition to its practical uses, the Wild service tree is also highly prized for its aesthetic value. Its attractive foliage turns a stunning array of colors in the fall, ranging from golden yellow to deep red, making it a popular choice for fall landscaping projects. The tree also produces clusters of white flowers in the spring, adding a lovely touch of beauty to the landscape.
With its stunning foliage, rich cultural history, and practical benefits, this tree species is sure to impress.
Features
- Supplied in a container pot
- 30-60cm or 60-90cm tall tree in a 2 litre pot
- Grown in peat free compost
- Package includes planting instructions
- Free courier delivery
