TREES. ACER buergerianum Goshikikaede ST P.O.A. P.O.A. Irregular patterned variegated leaves of cream, white and pink. Very attractive.

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1 Tel: (01886) / Tel: (01886) / A selection of TREES ST Small Tree, growth between 5m 9m Larger container grown Special prices 10 rate MT Medium Tree, growth between 10m 17m Trees are available, 25 rate LT Large Tree, growth in excess of 17m smaller numbers up 50 rate 1500litre 100 rate All the following tree sizes are available as Root Ball trees Guide Pot Guide Pot Girth size Price size Guide Girth size Price size Guide in cms each in Ltr Price in cms each in Ltr Price ACER buergerianum Goshikikaede ST Irregular patterned variegated leaves of cream, white and pink. Very attractive. campestre MT multi (Field Maple) Medium size tree, foliage turns to clear yellow, flushed red in Autumn. Round headed tree, with corky light brown branches Tolerant to most types of soils. Multi-stem also available campestre Carnival ST Bright pink leaves maturing to cream/green centre. Prefers shade. Elsrijk ST An improved form of Acer campestre, fast growing Good small street tree. Dark green leaves, oval crown Postulense ST Golden leaves with a hint of pink when young. Avoid scorching. Full sun tolerance once established. cappadocium Aureum MT An outstanding variety, producing golden-yellow leaves. Rubrum MT-LT Medium size tree, with blood-red foliage in Spring changing to green throughout the Summer and clear yellow by Autumn. conspicuum Silver Cardinal ST This Snakebark maple has stunning pink and cream variegated foliage highlighted by the red petioles and young stems. Requires dappled shade. Silver Vein ST With its rich purple and white striped. Winter bark it is one of the best Snakebarks for gardens. davidii ST (Snakebark) The Snakebark tree with attractive green and white striations. Green and red fruits hanging on branches in Autumn. Pulverulentum ST Leaves mottled with orangey- pink, greens and creams. Before being established take care in the sun. Queen Elizabeth MT A sport of A. campestre with tight ascending branches. Good street tree Silver Celebration ST A sport from Acer c. Carnival. Less striking but much more tolerant and adaptable. Attractive silver variegated leaf margin. capillipes ST Small tree with striated bark, with coral-red young growth. Good Autumn colour. davidii Serpentine ST Purple and white striped bark with smaller leaves. This Snakebark has a gentle arching habit. Winged seeds are produced creating a very attractive contrast. Superb orange Autumn colours. ginnale LS-ST Vigorous bright green leaves turning orange and vivid red in Autumn Spreading habit. griseum ST multi A lovely tree with peeling bark, revealing cinnamon bark. Red Autumn tints

2 Tel: (01886) / ACER continued lobelli LT A good columnar street tree. Very striking yellow Autumn foliage. Adaptable to most soils. negundo MT-LT (Box Elder) Bright green leaves, paler beneath with bright green young shoots. Fast growing producing a bushy head Flamingo MT (Varigatum) The leaves have a broad irregular soft pink margin changing to white. A striking tree. Requires careful pruning, otherwise a tendency to revert. pensylvanicum ST (Snake-Bark Maple) Young stems pale green with white striations. Leaves turning to buttercup-yellow in Autumn. Avoid shallow chalk soils. platanoides LT (Norway Maple) Bright green leaves turning to buttercup-yellow, sometimes red, in Autumn Outstanding tree with clusters of yellow flowers on bare stems from April Lovely fast growing tree Cleveland LT Foliage green. Compact oval crown. Good street tree Columnare LT Erect form with closely packed branches. Producing a columnar tree Crimson King MT Deep crimson-purple leaves throughout Summer. Ideal tree for heavy pruning Deborah MT Bright crimson-red young leaves turning to green Lovely golden Autumn foliage Drummondii MT-LT Broad leaves with creamy white margin. Lovely tree Ideal for heavy pruning Emerald Queen MT Fast growing tree with large light green leaves. Young shoots light pink to purple Good outstanding street tree Farslake Green MT An improved form of Acer plat. Cleveland Upright habit Good street tree Globosum ST (Globe Maple) Branches form dense crown. Turns golden in Autumn Royal Red LT Strong growing tree with dark purple leaves Improved form of C. King

3 Tel: (01886) / ACER continued platanoides Schwedlerii MT-LT Young growth and leaves crimson-purple in Spring turning to dark-green foliage in Summer Improved by pruning every other Autumn pseudoplatanus LT (Sycamore) Dark green leaves, greyish-green beneath Good tree for exposed positions. Adaptable to most soils Brilliantissimum ST A small tree of slow growth. Young salmon-pink leaves later changing to pale yellow-green and finally green. Erectum LT Large tree with upright growth, dark green foliage Good street tree Leopoldii MT Leaves yellowish-pink turning to yellow with pink speckles, before turning green Simon Louis Freres MT Similar to A. ps. Leopoldii but leaves showing pink and white blotches throughout the season pseudoplatanus Rotterdam LT Dark green foliage, fast growing tree, of upright habit Spaethii LT Dark green foliage, purple underside, vigorous growth Worlei MT (Golden Sycamore) Lovely golden foliage turning green in mid Summer. Red leaf stalks rubrum MT (Red Maple) multi Foliage dark green, underside glaucous, turning flame-red in Autumn October Glory LT A grand large tree ideally grown for its magnificent crimson and dark orange-red Autumn colour. Negenia LT Fast growing tree with dark green leaves. Wind resistant Scanlon MT multi Very useful columnar street tree. Striking Autumn colours. rufinerve MT Young stems blue-green with striations. Foliage turning red-gold in Autumn

4 Tel: (01886) / ACER continued rufinerve Albolimbatum MT Leaves blotchy and margined white. Vibrant red and purple Autumn colour. saccharinum LT (Silver Maple) Vigorous growing. Foliage light green, silver beneath Turning red-gold in Autumn Laciniatum MT-LT Attractive graceful tree, with deeply-cut leaves, on semi pendulous branches Pyramidalis LT Quick growing upright tree, of the above Laciniatum type Wieri LT (Cut Leaf Silver Maple) Fast growing maple, with lovely cut-leaves and pendulous branches Saccharum LT (Sugar Maple) Very similar to Norway Maple. Brilliant Autumn colour. tegmentosum ST The hardiest of all Snakebark Maples. A small tree with bold leaves and white striped bark or red barked which gives an excellent Winter contrast. tschonoski Koreanum ST An architectural Snakebark type tree. Young stems are a vivid coral-red in Winter turning to a light green throughout Summer. Good Autumn colour. AESCULUS carnea MT-LT (Red Horse Chestnut) Lovely rose-pink Candles in May Round headed tree Briotti MT-LT A more compact form than A. carnea, with dark red flowers. No fruits Plantierensis LT A large tree resembling A. hippocastanum but with delicate pink flowers. flava MT (Sweet Buckeye) Medium to large tree. Yellow flowers, leaves with 5-7 leaflets. Gives a lovely hint of Autumn colour. hippocastanum LT (Common Horse Chestnut) White candle-like flowers in May, conkers produced in Autumn Baumannii LT (Flore Plena) Double white flowers no conkers. Large tree with broad crown hippocastanum Pyramidalis MT A medium size tree with a broadly pyramidal habit

5 Tel: (01886) / AESCULUS continued Indica LT (Indian Horse Chestnut) An outstanding tree with pink flushed flowers. parvia ST (Red Buckeye) Medium to large shrub or small tree. Crimson flowers in panicles of 15cm length, opening in June-July. Glossy green leaflets. AILANTHUS altissima LT (Tree of Heaven) Tall tree, long pinnate leaves on young trees Ash-like leaves ALBIZIA julibrissin ST A spreading elegant small tree. Pink flower heads produced in late Summer. Frost hardy to frost tender. Prefers South and West facing aspects. ALNUS cordata MT (Italian Alder) multi Bright green glossy foliage, rapid growth Cone shape fruits Conical shape glutinosa MT multi (Common Alder) Yellow catkins in Spring, green glossy foliage, until late Autumn Smooth grey bark Broad headed tree ALNUS Imperialis MT (Cut Leaved Alder) Attractive finely cut feathery leaves Graceful habit Slower growing Laciniata MT Strong tree. Upright growth Finely cut leaves incana ST (Grey Alder) Very hardy, oval foliage, green underside grey Tolerant to cold wet situations Aurea ST Foliage yellow, catkins rose tinted. Orange wood in Winter. Slow growth rubra MT (Red Alder) Conical in habit. Fast growing tree with red veined glossy dark green leaves spaethi MT-LT Green oblong leaves turning dark red in Autumn. Large catkins in early Autumn Large tree with pyramidal crown AMELANCHIER canadensis MS-ST multi Upright white racemes of flowers. A suckering shrub multi multi

6 Tel: (01886) / AMELANCHIER continued grandiflora Robin Hill ST Small tree with an oval habit. Ideal for restricted areas. White flowers, superb Autumn colour. lamarckii ST multi A delightful small tree with copper young leaves and clusters of white flowers in April. These are followed by black fruit. ARBUTUS unedo ST (Strawberry Tree) Small evergreen with dark shredding bark. Red fruit and white flowers in Autumn. BETULA alba/pendula MT multi (Common Silver Birch) Silver-white bark Diamond shaped leaves, pendulous branches multi albo-sinensis MT A beautiful medium sized tree with glossy green leaves. Glossy peeling bark, pinkish to coppery-red albo-sinensis Pyramidalis MT Upright form of albo-sinensis costata MT Peeling creamy-white bark Golden-yellow leaves in Autumn ermanii LT Creamy-white peeling bark tinted pink, orange twigs Bright yellow Autumn foliage BETULA jacquemontii MT multi Attractive peeling white bark, serrated leaves Dazzling white stems nigra LT (River Birch) Suitable for damp ground Green diamond shaped leaves. Dark rugged bark Suitable for planting in damp ground papyrifera LT (Paper Birch) Papery-white bark Leaves turning yellow in Autumn pendula Dalecarlica LT (Swedish Birch) Upright tree with weeping branches. Deeply cut leaves pendula Purpurea MT (Purple Leaf Birch) Slow growing ornamental tree. Leaves purple Upright habit Tristis LT (Weeping Birch) Tall graceful tree with pendulous branches pendula Youngii ST (Young s Weeping Birch) Branches eventually reaching the ground Mushroom-headed habit

7 Tel: (01886) / BETULA continued pubescens MT (Common White Birch) Smooth downy shoots with reddish bark. Adaptable to all soil conditions especially wet conditions utilis MT (Himalayan Birch) multi Copper-brown peeling bark. Upright growing tree vericulosa (See alba Pendula) CARPINUS betulus MT multi (Common Hornbeam) Retains leaves into Winter Smooth grey bark Serrated ribbed leaves betulus Fastigiata MT Pyramid habit. Slender as a young tree and becoming broader with age Frans Fontaine MT This particular fastigiate form retains its habit with age. Quercifolia MT Similar to Incisa variety. It has small narrow and usually single toothed leaves. CASTANEA sativa LT (Sweet Chestnut) multi Fast growing tree Yellow catkins. Edible nuts. Older trees develop spiralling-grooved bark CASTANEA Albomarginata LT As sativa, with creamy white margins on leaves CATALPA bignonoides MT (Indian Bean Tree) White flowers with yellow and purple spots. Large heart-shaped leaves Aurea LS-MT (Golden Indian Bean Tree) Large soft yellow leaves CERCIDIPHYLLUM japonicum ST (Katsura Tree) A very attractive Japanese tree of medium size. Pink or pale yellow Autumnal shades. It has a sweet pungent aroma rather like burnt sugar. japonicum Heronswood Globe ST A rounded shrub small tree. Lovely Autumn colour and strong aromas. CERCIS canadensis (Judas Tree) multi Pale pink flowers siliquestrum Abundance of rosy-lilac flowers. Red seed pods Forest Pansy ST A wonderful rounded small tree. Deep heart shaped foliage, very glossy. Autumn tints. Very hardy. Flowers are produced following warm weather. chinensis Avondale ST Fairly slow growing with sturdy upright habit. It produces masses of bright pink flowers. reniformis Oklahoma ST A wonderful specimen with purple/pink flowers. It benefits from a sunny site with well-drained soil. Texas White ST A small tree with pure white flowers in early Spring and dark green heart shaped leaves.

8 Tel: (01886) / CERCIS siliquastrum (Judas Tree). Clusters of blue, purple, pink flowers against glaucous blue leaves. CLEREODENDRON trichotomum ST A large shrub with ideal Autumnal effect. White very fragrant flowers in late Summer, enclosed in maroon calyces. Followed by bright blue berries Carnival ST Variegated form with striking gold margins. Very effective. Fargesii ST An attractive large shrub for Autumn interest. White flowers in maroon calyces in August. Flowers followed by metallic blue berries. Cornus see Shrub section CORYLUS avellana Hazel Small many stemmed tree draped with yellow lambs tails in February. Yellow leaves in Autumn. colurna LT (Turkish Hazel) Attractive cork-like bark Pyramid form Tetera Red multi Leaves red/purple maxima Purpurea (Purple Leaf Filbert) Rivalling the purple beech for colouring. CRATAEGUS crus-galli ST (Cockspur Thorn) White flowers producing bright scarlet fruits until the Winter. Wide spreading glabrous tree CRATAEGUS x grignonensis ST Vigorous growth, thornless Single white flowers Red fruits remaining sometimes until Spring Leaves remain green in Winter x lavallei (carrierei) Glossy green leaves into Winter. White flowers, orange-red fruits throughout the Winter monogyna Stricta ST Erect tree single white flowers, producing masses of red haws in Autumn Good tree for exposed areas oxyacantha ST Flowers in May, making this a very attractive Spring tree. Finely lobed leaves Paul s Scarlet ST Double red flowers Plena ST Double white flowers Rosea Plena as Paul s Scarlet prunifolia ST Wide spreading tree with glossy oval leaves, white flowers. Scarlet fruits until Winter. Good Autumn colour

9 Tel: (01886) / DAVIDIA involucrata MT (Pocket Handkerchief Tree) (Dove Tree) (Ghost Tree) Draped in large white bracts in May. Leaves hairy beneath, glabrous on young plants. EUCALYPTUS dalrympleana MT-E multi (Mountain Gum) Attractive, fast growing and very hardy Attractive patchwork bark, becoming white. Grey-green leaves. gunnii LT-E (Cider Gum) Young leaves of silver blue changing to sage-green johnstonii ST-E (Yellow Gum) Reddish peeling bark, bright apple-green leaves niphopyller ST-E High mountain tree. Very hardy, white trunk. parviflora MT-E Hardy tree. Attractive peeling bark. Will withstand 15 C of frost, white trunk. FAGUS sylvatica LT (Common Beech) Large majestic tree. Beautiful golden-copper Autumn foliage Tolerates most soils, including chalk, but soils must be well drained Asplenilifolia LT (Fern-leaved Beech) (Cut-leaved Beech). Fairly narrow leaves with deep cut slender lobes. Black Swan MT Exceptionally dark purple foliage. Slow growing, with a slightly weeping habit. An architectural tree. Purpurea Pendula ST (Weeping Purple Beech) A wonderful small weeping tree with dark leaves. Quite often top-worked to make a mushroom head shape. 48 FAGUS Dawyck LT (Dawyck Beech) Tall upright tree with green foliage, broadening with age Aurea (Golden Fastigiate Beech) Heterophylla LT (Fern Leaf Beech) Attractive tree with cut lobed foliage Pendula LT (Weeping Beech) High weeping branches, forming a spectacular tree Purpurea LT (Purple Fastigiate Beech) Large dark purple foliage Riversii LT (Purple Beech) Dark purple leaves. Very attractive Tricolor (Rose Marginata) Purple leaves edged with a pale pink border Zlatia MT 6-80 (Golden Beech) 8-10 Soft yellow leaves turning green in late Summer, slow growing tree. FRAXINUS americana LT (White Ash) Tall tree, producing a very large crown. Brown buds Yellow and violet Autumn foliage angustifolia LT Pointed leaves, brown Winter buds. Large elegant tree

10 Tel: (01886) / FRAXINUS continued angustifolia Raywood LT (Claret Ash) Glossy green leaves turning plum colour in the Autumn excelsior LT (Common Ash) Large tree with green leaves, black buds in Winter Altena Strong pyramidal tree with dark green shiny leaves Atlas Slender upright tree, dark green foliage Diversifolia LT (One Leaved Ash) Vigorous upright habit Eureka Fast growing straight tree, open crown, suitable for roads Jaspidea MT multi (Golden Ash) Golden young shoots on yellowish branches, pyramidal crown Clear yellow Autumn foliage Pendula MT (Weeping Ash) Fast growing tree with weeping branches Westhof s Glory LT Upright habit, dark glossy green leaves mariesii ST (Flowering Ash) 8-10 A small tree with cream flowers in elegant panicles during June Ornus MT (Manna Ash) multi Flowering Ash. White flowers in May, dark green leaves GINKGO biloba MT-LT (Maidenhair Tree) Medium size deciduous tree, with fan-like leaves, turning yellow in Autumn Variagata ST Creamy white leaves C.G. 49

11 Tel: (01886) / GLEDITSIA triacanthos LT (Honey Locust) Fern-like foliage turning yellow in Autumn Inermis ST A form producing a thornless tree Ruby Lace Deep bronze-red young foliage Sunburst MT multi Young bright yellow foliage, on thornless stems tricanthos Skyline MT Pyramid form. Dark green leaves, thorn-free. Ideal for street planting. JUGLANS nigra (Black Walnut) Fast growing tree Large leaves. Round fruits Furrowed bark regia LT (Common Walnut) Large slow growing tree, edible nuts on older trees KOELREUTERIA paniculata (Pride of India) (China Tree) (Golden Rain Tree) Very attractive with pinnate leaves. Large panicles of small yellow flowers July-August followed by bladder-like fruits. KOELREUTERIA Fastigiata Upright form of the above LABURNUM vossii ST multi Very free flowering yellow flowers in long racemes LIQUIDAMBER styraciflua LT (Sweet Gum) multi Maple like leaves, turning a lovely shade of crimson in the Autumn Large tree with corky bark Variegata Leaves striped and mottled yellow. Previously listed as Aurea. Worpolesdon Leaves with long narrow lobes, orange and yellow in Autumn albomarginata Manon MT Lovely tree producing purple Autumn colour with variegated effect with creamy-white margins. LIRIODENDRON tulipifera LT (Tulip Tree) Tulip-shaped flowers, leaves turning golden in Autumn Aureomarginata Leaves bordered with bright yellow turning greenish by late Summer. Very striking. Fastigiata Pyramidale Erect tree of broadly columnar habit. Ideal when in restricted space but height required. 50

12 Tel: (01886) / MAGNOLIA grandiflora ST 550 A magnificent evergreen usually grown as a wall shrub. Glossy green leaves sometimes reddish-brown beneath. Fragrant creamy-white flowers up to 25cm across produced in Summer and early Autumn. Kobus ST 550 A very hardy large shrub or small tree. The fragrant white flowers do not appear for 12 to 15 years. Adaptable to most soil types, even chalky soils. liliflora Nigra ST 550 A compact medium shrub. Flowers which are deep vinous-purple outside, creamy-white stained purple inside lasting from Spring to Summer. loebneri Leonard Messell ST 350 A majestic tall shrub or small tree. it produces lilac-pink flowers which are deeper in bud. sieboldii ST 350 A large wide-spreading shrub with glaucous leaves, hairy underneath. The crimson fruit clusters make it very attractive. The flower buds are oval-shaled but then turn outwards presenting a white fragrant flower appearing intermittently from May to August. soulangeana ST 400 A large shrub with numerous wide-spreading stems. Flowers appear before the leaves, in April to May. They are white, tulip-shaped with rose-purple at the base. stellata ST 500 A delightful Japanese shrub, usually more wide- spreading than tall. It forms a compact rounded specimen with white fragrant flowers during March and April. Grey hairy buds during the Winter months. Susan ST 350 A medium sized shrub of upright habit. Deep red-purple flowers which are slightly paler when the buds open and also paler within, with up to six tepals. MALUS Aldenhamensis ST Purplish leaves becoming bronze-green in late Summer. Semi-double deep red flowers followed by purple-reddish fruits Almey ST Large red flowers with white centre, bronze leaves, orange-red fruit with crimson splash. Atrosanguinea ST Rose-pink flowers, yellow fruit flushed red. Mushroom shaped tree. Dorothea ST Clear pink semi-double flowers followed by small yellow fruits. 51 MALUS Echtermeyer (Purpurea Pendula) ST Rose-crimson flowers with weeping branches, bronze-green leaves. Reddish-purple fruits. Eleyi ST Bright red flowers. Leaves purplish. Floribundia (Japanese Crab) ST Pale pink flowers with red and yellow fruits. Long arching branches. Golden Harvest ST White flowers, green leaves. Gorgeous ST Pinkish-white apple blossom flowers in Spring, green leaves. Green fruits turning to red and yellow. Hillieri ST Semi-double pink flowers. Hopa ST Large purple-red flowers, green leaves withorange-red fruits. Hupenhensis ST Buds pink in May-June. Fragrant soft pink flowers, spring white, followed by deep red fruits. John Downie ST White flowers, followed by large, orange-red conical fruits. Lemoinei ST Dark red flowers, bronze leaves. Liset ST Lovely rosy-red flowers, glossy crimson fruits. Purplish leaves. Mahakamik Lilac-pink flowers, bright red fruits with dark green leaves. Profusion ST Dark red flowers, purple leaves. Small dark purple fruits. Red Sentinel ST White flowers, glossy green leaves, bright red fruits. Van Eseltine ST Large pink flowers, bright red-golden fruits, green leaves. Winter Gold Pure white flowers with abundance of clear yellow fruits. Shiny green leaves. Selected Varieties Red Jade ST White and pink flowers, bright green leaves, weeping habit. Red fruits. Royalty ST Red flowers, glossy red leaves. sargentii MT White flowers in Spring, with golden anthers. Cherry like fruits

13 Tel: (01886) / MALUS continued Tschonskii LT White flowers edged pink. Yellowishgreen globase fruits. Bold foliage of yellow-orange-purple-scarlet in Autumn. Good tree for planting in confined spaces. MORUS Alba ST (White Mulberry) Edible fruits white turning pink. Silk worms feed on the leaves. Pendula ST Weeping form. Weeping branches, hang like a curtain. Nigra ST (Black Mulberry) Very dark red edible fruit. NOTHOFAGUS antarctica MT 6-80 (Antarctic Beech) 8-10 Dark green serrated leaves turning yellow in Autumn Obliqua LT (Roble Beech) 6-80 Fast growing, large leaves, 8-10 tips of branches often pendulous Procera LT 6-80 Fast growing. Large leaves, 8-10 good Autumn colour NYSSA sinensis ST A rare large shrub or small tree. Narrow ovate leaves. In Autumn the leaves change to red. sylvafica Tupelo MT-LT Slow growing. Broadly columnar outline. Long dark glossy green leaves. Foliage turning scarlet, orange and yellow in the Autumn. OLEA europaea ST The Olive forms a large shrub or small tree with grey-green leathery leaves, glaucous beneath. Fragrant with small white flowers. Olive oil for commerce extracted from the fruits. Only hardy in the mildest areas of the British Isles OSTRYA carpinifolia MT (Hop Hornbeam) Round-headed tree, long double toothed leaves, tinted yellow. In Spring branches are strung with drooping male catkins. PARROTIA persica ST Wide spreading habit, gold in leaves turning crimson and Autumn Flowers with crimson stamens. PAULOWNIA Tomentosa MT 6-80 Fragrant blue flowers, 8-10 large green leaves PLATANUS x acerifolia (Hispanica) LT (London Plane) Tall tree, bright green palmate lobed trees Characteristic flaking bark Orientalis LT 6-80 (Oriental Plane) 8-10 Attractive leaves and flaking bark POPULUS WHITE POPLARS Alba LT (White Poplar) Irregularly lobed leaves, green above, glaucous beneath. Foliage yellow in Autumn, good for exposed and coastal areas Nivea LT Similar to alba Pyramidalis LT

14 Tel: (01886) / POPULUS continued Raket LT Glossy-green leaves on surface, grey beneath Canescens LT De Moffat A form of the Grey Poplar. Large woolly leaves glaucous on underside BALSAM POPLARS Balsamifera (Tacamahaca) (Balsam Poplar) A large erect tree with ascending branches. Heart shapes producing a strong Balsam scent. Balsamifera Trichocarpa (Tacatricho 32) An erect but narrow tree Fragrant tree. Balsam scented glaucous beneath. x Canadicans MT (Ontario Poplar) Downy twigs and leaves Broad headed tree Balsam scented. Yellow foliage in Autumn. Aurora MT Leaves creamy-white, with pink tinge turning to green. BLACK POPLARS canadensis Eugenei MT 6-80 Young leaves copper 8-10 colour. Columnar habit with short ascending branches nigra Italica LT (Lombardy Poplar) Narrow columnar tree Bright green leaves robusta LT Pyramid tree with ascending branches. Young leaves coppery-red turning to coppery-orange and later to flossy sea-green serotina LT 6-80 Young leaves coppery-red Catkins Aurea MT (Golden Poplar) Clear golden-yellow heart-shaped leaves turning to yellowish-green and back to yellow in Autumn tremula MT (Aspen) Serrated leaves. Yellow in Autumn, trembling foliage Catkins in Winter PRUNUS accolade ST Masses of semi-double pink flowers in early Spring amygdalus Communis ST 6-80 (Common Almond) 8-10 Very popular Spring flowering tree with masses of pink flowers avium MT (Wild Cherry) Clusters of white cup shaped flowers in Spring Small glossy red-purple fruits

15 Tel: (01886) / PRUNUS continued avium Plena MT (Double Gean) Double pendulous white flowers x blireana ST multi Coppery-purple leaves Double rose-pink flowers cerasifera Nigra ST (Purple Leaf Plum) Abundance of small white flowers in Spring. Yellow or red edible fruits on mature trees trailblazer ST Similar to Pissardi, but with larger leaves becoming bronzy-green. x Hillieri Spire ST Soft pink flower, good Autumn colour Fastigiate habit maackii ST (Manchurian Cherry) Small white flowers in April. Attractive shiny brown, flaking bark, small black fruits. padus MT (Bird Cherry) Small white almond scented pendulous flowers after leafing. Small black fruits Watereri MT White flowers in conspicuous racemes pandora ST Profusion of pale pink flowers in early Spring sargentii MT Lovely single pink flowers Young leaves bronze-red Good Autumn colour Schmittii MT Pale pink flowers in early Spring. Narrow conical habit. The attraction of this tree is primarily for its polished brown trunk serrulata Tibetica ST Shiny red-brown, mahogany-like bark Insignificant white flowers subhirtella Autumnalis ST (Spring Cherry) Semi-double white flowers November-March Rosea ST Semi-double pink flowers during Winter Umineko ST Narrow tree. Single white flowers in April. Good Autumn colour. virginiana Schubert ST Green leaves turning to purple. Conical habit yedoensis MT (Yoshino Cherry) Pale pink flowers in Spring Almond scented Arching branches. JAPANESE CHERRIES amanogawa ST Clusters of fragrant semi-double pink flowers Columnar habit Cheal s Weeping ST (Kiku-shidare Sakura) Pendulous habit. Abundance of double pink flowers. kanzan MT (Hisakura) Early double pink flowers, with ascending branches, spreading later. Young leaves coppery-red Good Autumn colour

16 Tel: (01886) / JAPANESE CHERRIES continued Pink Perfection ST Double rose-pink flowers in drooping racemes Shirofugen MT Large double purple-pink flowers opening to white, foliage copper Shirotae ST Semi-double fragrant pure white flowers. Drooping branches. Snow Goose ST White flowers in April. Tai Haku MT (Great White Cherry) Very large single white flowers, rich copper foliage in the Spring. amanogawa Ukon MT Semi-double pale yellow-tinged green, occasionally flushed pink. Bronzy colour foliage. Good Autumn colour. PYRUS chanticleer ST Glossy leaves turning rich purple in the Autumn Conical habit communis Beech Hill ST Glossy green leaves turning yellow in Autumn Upright habit Salicifolia ST (Willow-leaved Pear) Graceful tree, narrow silver willow-like leaves QUERCUS castaneifolia MT (Chestnut-leaved Oak) A magnificent medium to large tree. Large shiny oval shallowly-lobed leaves of dark green, paler and sometimes glaucous beneath. These remain on the tree until the New Year. A fast popular growing tree. cerris MT (Turkey Oak) Fast growing tree, good for coastal areas. Leaves oval coarsely-toothed covered with stellate hairs. Buds and acorns furnished with downy scales Variegata MT A very effective and most attractive tree. Leaves with a creamy-white margin. QUERCUS coccinea LT (Scarlet Oak) Glossy green lobed leaves Scarlet in Autumn frainetto LT (Hungarian Oak) Fast growing tree, good on all soils. Fissured bark Lobed leaves ilex LT (Evergreen Oak) Holm Oak good for coastal areas. Glossy, leathery, serrated leaves palustris LT (Pin Oak) Glossy foliage, scarlet in the Autumn. Glossy serrated leaves. Tips of branches pendulous petrea LT (Sessile Oak) Durmast Oak. Good for damp conditions. Long stalked leaves differing from Quercus robur phellos ST (Willow Oak) A large tree with narrow branches and willow-like leaves of glossy green turning orange and yellow during the Autumn. Requires a lime-free soil. robur LT (Common Oak) English Oak. Sessile leaves, shallowly-lobed Acorns on slender stalks Fastigiata LT (Cypress Oak) Columnar habit. Ideal where space is restricted