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Trees


Trees - ever fancied growing one in your garden, but worried about it getting too big? They're not all giants and our range features deciduous and evergreen trees for all sizes of garden. Some can even be grown in large containers on the patio.

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Katsura Tree

Katsura Tree - Part of the Alan Titchmarsh Collection

Cercidiphyllum japonicum
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  • RHS Award of Garden Merit
Don't be afraid of growing trees in your garden; they aren't all great big oaks and cedars. Cercidiphyllum certainly isn't. Enjoy its attractive foliage and see if you can decide what the leaves smell of. Is it toffee apple? Candy floss? Just mix a few bags of ericaceous compost into the soil on planting, and it'll virtually take care of itself. Height and spread: 10m (32').

 

Alan Titchmarsh

Alan Titchmarsh says...

"This tree looks and smells so good for 3 seasons, enjoy its attractive foliage."

 

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    • 1 x 9cm potted plant

    • Despatch: By end of September 2013
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    • £14.99
    • 2 x 9cm potted plants

    • Despatch: By end of September 2013
    • SAVE £10.00  
    • £29.98 £19.98
Davidia involucrata

Davidia involucrata

Handkerchief Tree, Dove Tree
  • NEW in 2013
A magnificent specimen tree for a larger garden or woodland. Davidia involucrata is a breathtaking sight in May. Its astonishing flowers are surrounded by large white bracts, which hang from the branches like handkerchiefs or resting doves. With maturity, this large, deciduous species forms a broad, conical tree with lovely heart shaped leaves and smooth grey bark. This handsome RHS AGM variety is a real talking point. Height: 15m (50’). Spread: 10m (30’) More info
    • 1 bareroot plant

    • Despatch: By end of February 2014
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    • £14.99
    • 2 bareroot plants

    • Despatch: By end of February 2014
    • SAVE £6.99  
    • £29.98 £22.99
Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy'

Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy'

Eastern Redbud
  • NEW in 2013
  • A compact tree for small gardens, creating colour in every season
A perfect choice for small gardens, this slow-growing deciduous tree or large shrub bears heart-shaped, red-purple leaves, which age to vibrant shades of orange and red in autumn. In spring, masses of delightful pink-purple, pea-like flowers are borne along the bare branches before the leaves appear. A magnificent specimen tree for small gardens, Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' can also be grown as a large shrub. This handsome RHS AGM variety is a real talking point and makes a lovely contrast to lime green foliage plants. Height and spread: 10m (33'). More info
    • 1 bareroot plant

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    • £17.99
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    • 2 bareroot plants

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    • £35.98 £27.99
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Crab Apple : John Downie

Crab Apple 'John Downie'

Malus
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One of the most popular crab apples for jelly making! Pink buds open to reveal pretty white cup shaped blossom in April and May, followed by large orange and red fruits in autumn. Crab Apple ‘John Downie’ makes an attractive and productive specimen tree for smaller gardens, with a long season of interest. Crab apple fruits can be harvested to make delicious crab apple jelly. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts to create a sumptuous food source for wild birds. Crab apples are self fertile and if planted near orchard apple trees make excellent pollinators. Rootstock: M26. Height and spread: 3m (10’).


Estimated time to cropping once planted: 1 year.
Estimated time to best yields: 3 years.


Useful links:

How to grow fruit trees Fruit rootstock guide 


Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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    • 1 root wrap tree

    • Despatch: November - April 2014
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    • £24.99
Crab Apple : Red Sentinel

Crab Apple 'Red Sentinel'

Malus x robusta
A particularly attractive crab apple producing a profusion of white blossom in May, followed by yellow fruits blushed with red that deepen to a dark glossy scarlet in time for Christmas. Crab Apple ‘Red Sentinel’ makes an attractive and productive specimen tree for smaller gardens, with a long season of interest. Crab apple fruits can be harvested to make delicious crab apple jelly. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts to create a sumptuous food source for wild birds. Crab apples are self fertile and if planted near orchard apple trees make excellent pollinators. Rootstock: M26. Height and spread: 3m (10’).

Estimated time to cropping once planted: 1 year.
Estimated time to best yields: 3 years.


Useful links:

How to grow fruit trees Fruit rootstock guide 


Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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    • 1 root wrap tree

    • Despatch: November - April 2014
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    • £25.99
Crab Apple : Golden Hornet

Crab Apple 'Golden Hornet'

Malus x zumi
Pink buds open to reveal pretty white cup shaped blossom in April and May, followed by spectacular crops of bright golden-yellow fruits that make an eye-catching autumn display and hold on the tree well into winter. Crab Apple ‘Golden Hornet’ makes an attractive and productive specimen tree for smaller gardens, with a long season of interest. Crab apple fruits can be harvested to make delicious crab apple jelly. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts to create a sumptuous food source for wild birds. Crab apples are self fertile and if planted near orchard apple trees make excellent pollinators. Rootstock: M26. Height and spread: 3m (10’).

Estimated time to cropping once planted: 1 year.
Estimated time to best yields: 3 years.


Useful links:

How to grow fruit trees Fruit rootstock guide 


Culinary note: Some parts of these flowers are edible. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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    • 1 root wrap tree

    • Despatch: November - April 2014
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    • £25.99
Acacia Dealbata

Acacia dealbata

Mimosa, Silver Wattle
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  • Best shrub for spring colour

Pompom yellow mimosa flowers are produced on this evergreen tree against a backdrop of feathery foliage. In spring the scented, nectar-rich blooms provide a valuable source of food for bees and other insects. In mild parts of the UK, Acacia dealbata plants can be grown outdoors, making a brilliant specimen for sheltered borders. In frost prone areas grow acacia in containers, and move them to a frost free position in winter. Height: Up to 8m (26’). Spread: Up to 5m (16’).

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    • 1 plant in 9cm pot

    • Despatch: By end of June 2013
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    • £13.99
    • 2 plants in 9cm pots

    • Despatch: By end of June 2013
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    • £25.98 £20.99
Cherry 'Amanogawa'

Cherry 'Amanogawa'

Prunus, Ornamental Cherry, Flagpole Cherry Tree
  • NEW in 2013
Also known as the Flagpole Cherry Tree, this architectural ornamental cherry has an upright, columnar habit making it ideal for small gardens! Clusters of slightly fragrant, soft pink-white blossoms simply smother the branches in late spring and are highly attractive to bees. Come autumn, the leaves of this RHS AGM variety turn to fiery shades of yellow, orange and red giving a long season of interest in the garden. Cherry 'Amanogawa' makes a fantastic low-maintenance addition to sunny borders, where it can be grown as a specimen tree or focal point. Height: 8m (26'). Spread: 4m (13'). More info
    • 1 bareroot plant

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    • £14.99
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