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Trees
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40cm tall Hazel nut Tree (cobnut or common filbert) - Corylus avellana
£10.00
Hazel is a low-maintenance, fast-growing native tree that not only supports wildlife but rewards you with delicious edible nuts from September to October. Its graceful, multi-stemmed shape makes it perfect for hedgerows or woodland edges, and it responds well to coppicing. The catkins provide early pollen for bees
11 in stock
60cm tall Aspen Tree (Populus tremula)
£8.00
A fast-growing native deciduous tree known for its distinctive rounded leaves, which flutter and shimmer in the slightest breeze. This characteristic movement gives the tree year-round interest and makes it one of the most recognisable members of the poplar family. It is extremely hardy and can tolerate cold, wind, and challenging growing conditions.
10 in stock
Silver birch (Betula pendula)
£6.00
Silver Birch is a graceful native tree with striking white bark and light, airy foliage that dances in the breeze. It’s perfect for adding height and movement to your garden, while supporting hundreds of insect species and birds. Fast-growing and tolerant of poor soils, it’s a beautiful and wildlife-friendly choice for any naturalistic or woodland-style planting.
8 in stock
Elder (Sambucus nigra)
£6.00
The flowers can be used to make wine, tea, or fried into fritters. The berries are high in vitamin C and can be used to make preserves and syrups to fight off winter colds.
6 in stock
60cm tall Hazel nut Tree (cobnut or common filbert) - Corylus avellana
£12.00
Hazel is a low-maintenance, fast-growing native tree that not only supports wildlife but rewards you with delicious edible nuts from September to October. Its graceful, multi-stemmed shape makes it perfect for hedgerows or woodland edges, and it responds well to coppicing. The catkins provide early pollen for bees
4 in stock
Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra)
£6.00
Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) is a large, long-lived deciduous tree grown for its valuable timber, deeply furrowed bark, and edible nuts. Native to North America, it develops a broad, rounded crown and can eventually reach 20–30 metres in height, making it best suited to larger gardens, orchards, and woodland plantings.
3 in stock
Eastern redbud tree (Cercis canadensis)
£8.00
A small deciduous tree valued for its striking early-spring display of deep pink to magenta flowers, which appear in clusters along bare branches before the leaves emerge. It's hardy in most UK gardens (down to approx. -15°C) and typically grows to 5-8m tall, forming a graceful, spreading shape. Heart-shaped green leaves follow the flowers, turning golden yellow in autumn. Cercis canadensis thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained soil. This tree is especially attractive to pollinators and provides year-round interest, from vibrant spring blooms to autumn colour.
3 in stock
Sycamore Tree (Acer pseudoplatanus)
£5.00
A fast-growing, hardy tree with broad, maple-like leaves and distinctive winged seeds in autumn. Ideal for creating shade, shelter, or wildlife habitat, sycamore supports a wide range of insects and birds. Great for larger gardens or natural woodland settings.
2 in stock
40cm tall Weeping willow tree (Salix babylonica)
£6.00
Weeping Willow is a fast-growing tree with elegant, arching branches that create a graceful, cascading silhouette. Great for damp ground. In spring, fluffy catkins appear on bare branches.
1 in stock
60cm tall Weeping willow tree (Salix babylonica)
£10.00
Weeping Willow is a fast-growing tree with elegant, arching branches that create a graceful, cascading silhouette. Great for damp ground. In spring, fluffy catkins appear on bare branches.
Alder (Alnus glutinosa)
£6.50
A native waterside tree, equally at home on riverbanks and boggy ground where few other trees will thrive. Its distinctive cone-like fruits persist through winter, and its wood has a long history of use in wet conditions, from clog-making to canal lock gates.
Alder Buckthorn (Frangula alnus)
£8.50
An unassuming native shrub with outsized importance - the sole foodplant of the Brimstone butterfly's caterpillars. Small white flowers and berries that ripen from green to black make it a quiet, valuable addition to any wildlife garden.
Beef & Onion plant (Chinese cedar) -Toona sinensis
£6.00
A medium sized deciduous tree from China, fast growing in most soils, even chalk. Cultivated in China for its edible young shoots and leaves which are cooked and have an onion/garlic flavour. Hardy to -35ºC
Black Elder Black Lace (Sambucus nigra)
£6.00
Tiny white flowers in early summer followed by small black fruit which can be cooked and eaten, or used to make a refreshing summer drink.
Dogwood (Cornus sanguinea)
£5.00
A native shrub grown chiefly for its brilliant red winter stems, which glow against bare winter borders and frosty ground. Easy to grow and happy to be cut hard back each spring to encourage fresh colourful growth.
English Walnut (Juglans regia)
£7.50
A stately, long-lived tree producing richly flavoured nuts each autumn, as valued for its timber as for its harvest. A true legacy tree, often planted to provide for generations to come.
Eucalyptus dalrympleana (Mountain Gum)
£6.00
A beautiful, fast-growing evergreen tree, Mountain Gum is prized for its smooth bark, attractive silvery-green foliage and graceful form. Native to south-eastern Australia, it makes an impressive feature tree, bringing year-round structure and a touch of woodland character to larger gardens. Its aromatic leaves release the distinctive fresh scent of eucalyptus when crushed, while its flowers provide a valuable source of nectar for pollinating insects. Best suited to spacious gardens, it is a hardy and adaptable choice for those looking to grow an unusual and striking tree.
Eucalyptus nitens (Shining Gum)
£6.00
A tall, elegant evergreen tree, Shining Gum is known for its glossy green foliage, smooth bark and vigorous growth. Native to south-eastern Australia, it develops an impressive upright form and aromatic leaves that bring year-round greenery and a distinctive eucalyptus fragrance to the garden. Mature trees produce clusters of creamy-white flowers that attract bees and other pollinators. Best suited to large gardens and open spaces, Shining Gum is an excellent choice for those seeking a fast-growing tree with striking foliage and a bold, architectural presence.
Guelder Rose (Viburnum opulus)
£7.00
A native shrub offering flat white lacecap flowers in early summer, followed by glossy red berries and fiery autumn foliage. A generous plant for wildlife, feeding pollinators in spring and birds through winter.
Spindle (Euonymus europaeus)
£6.00
A native hedgerow shrub that saves its best display for autumn, when vivid pink seed capsules split open to reveal bright orange seeds. A quiet, unassuming plant for most of the year that steals the show come October.
Wayfaring Tree (Viburnum lantana)
£7.00
A tough native hedgerow shrub named for its presence along old trackways and droving routes. Clusters of white spring flowers give way to berries that ripen from red to black, prized by birds.
Weeping Birch (Youngii)
£6.00
A graceful, weeping form of our native silver birch, with slender pendulous branches that cascade elegantly from a central crown. A striking specimen tree for a smaller garden, with the birch's characteristic peeling bark and dappled, light shade.