- 1 - REDLEAF NURSERY. Green Lane, Tilford, Farnham, GU10 2AP Tel: Fax

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1 - 1 - REDLEAF NURSERY Green Lane, Tilford, Farnham, GU10 2AP Tel: Fax redleafnursery@btopenworld.com BRITISH CONTAINER GROWN TREES We grow our trees with the garden centre in mind, mostly as traditional half standards, with average overall height cms (6-8 ft), good straight stems and well branched bushy heads. Some of the early flowering trees have their lower branches left on in order to give additional early fruit or flower, but still with a good head structure. Top grafted trees are marked as T/W - stronger varieties are in 15 litre pots, and lighter stock in 10 lit. Price Band ACER CAMPESTRE Field Maple. Golden yellow leaves in autumn. C CAPPADOCICUM AUREUM Golden green foliage. Feathered trees. C DAVDII VIPER Snake Bark Maple. Red/white striped stems. C FREE. AUTUMN BLAZE Attractive leaves with superb autumn colours. C GRISEUM Peeling tan bark and red autumn leaves. D PLAT. CRIMSON KING Large purple crimson leaves. Handsome tree. C CRIMSON SENTRY Upright feathered habit. Crimson leaves. C DRUMMONDII Large variegated green and cream leaves. C PRINCETON GOLD Bright golden-green foliage. C PSEUD Salmon pink young leaves turning to green. C BRILLIANTISSIMUM ESKIMO SUNSET Leaves splashed pink, deep pink under. C SIMON L. FRERES Deep pink young leaves, becoming variegated. C RUBRUM Red or Canadian Maple. Good autumn colours C OCTOBER GLORY Good clone with early autumn colour. C RED SUNSET Wonderful autumn leaf shades. C AESCULUS BRIOTII Red Horse Chestnut. More compact tree. C HIPPOCASTANUM White Horse Chestnut or Conker tree. C ALNUS GLUTINOSA IMPERIALIS Fern like leaves, rapid growth, likes wet soil. C AMELANCHIER BALLERINA Large white flowers, strong autumn colours C CANADENSIS White flowers, good autumn colours. C LAMARCKII White flowers, bronzy foliage. Autumn colour. C OBELISK Compact variety, white flowers. C ROBIN HILL Larger flowers, pink in bud opening white. C RUBESCENS Palest pink flowers. Good autumn colours. C BETULA ALBA (PENDULA) Silver Birch. Stems go with as tree ages. A FETISOWII White peeling bark right into branches. C GRAYSWOOD GHOST Superb white stems, slightly slower growth. C JACQUEMONTII Popular variety with white peeling bark. C NIGRA HERITAGE River Birch. Soft green foliage and creamy stem C SNOW QUEEN Improved Jacquemontii, stems whiten early. C YOUNGII Weeping silver birch. Mushroom shaped tree. C CARPINUS BETULUS Hornbeam. Leaves like Beech. C PYRAMIDALIS (Syn. Fastigiata) Pyramidal form. C CASTANEA SATIVA Sweet Chestnut. Large tree, edible nuts. Zero C

2 - 2 - CATALPA BIGNONIOIDES AUREA Indian Bean Tree. Large yellow leaves C CERCIDIPHYLLUM JAPONICUM Rounded leaves smell of burnt sugar in autumn. C PENDULUM Weeping form of above. T/W D RED FOX (Rotfuchs) Deep burgundy brown foliage. C CERCIS CAN. FOREST PANSY Purple rounded leaves, mauve flowers. C SILIQUASTRUM Judas Tree. Mauve flowers before leaves D CORNUS KOUSA CHINENSIS Flowering Dogwood. Large white bracts. C OFFICINALIS Small yellow flowers on bare stems in winter. C CORYLUS COL. TE TERRA RED Turkish Hazel. Purple leaves, red catkins. Zero C COTONEASTER CORNUBIA Semi-evergreen. Clusters of red berries. C HYBRIDUS PENDULUS Weeping evergreen form. Red berries. T/W C ROTHSCHILDEANUS Semi-Evergreen. Yellow berries. T/W C CRATAEGUS ALBA PLENA Double white flowering thorn or May. C CRUS-GALLI Cockspur Thorn. White flowers, red berries. C PAULS SCARLET Red flowering thorn or May. EM Clone C PRUNIFOLIA White flowers, glossy leaves. Autumn colours C ROSEA FLORE PLENO Pink flowering thorn or May Tree. C CYTISUS BATTANDIERI Pineapple broom. Yellow flowers, silver leaves. C ELAEAGNUS COM. QUICKSILVER Silver deciduous leaves. Scented flowers. C EUCALYPTUS GUNNII Cider Gum. Silvery blue young rounded leaves C NIPHOPHILA Snow Gum. Large silver sickle shaped leaves C FAGUS SYLVATICA Green Beech. Golden autumn colours. C PURPUREA Copper or Purple Beech. Superb large tree. C GINKGO BILOBA Maidenhair Tree. Deciduous conifer. C GLEDITSIA SUNBURST Golden feathery foliage, turning green. C HALESIA CAROLINA Snowdrop Tree. White bell shaped flowers. C JUGLANS REGIA Walnut. Handsome large leaves. Zero C LABURNUM ALPINUM PENDULUM Weeping and slow growing. Yellow flowers T/w C LEMON DROPS (New) Compact form with masses of short flowers. T/w D VOSSII Long chains of golden flowers. C LIQUIDAMBAR SLENDER SILHOUETTE New columnar variety. Good autumn colours C STYRACIFLUA Maple-like leaves, corky bar, autumn colours. C WORPLESDON Excellent form, rich burgundy autumn colour. C LIRIODENDRON TULIPIFERA The true Tulip Tree. Unusual shaped leaves. C AUREOMARGINATA Striking golden variegated form. C SNOWBIRD (New) Leaves have white variegation. D MALUS EVERESTE Scab resistant. Apricot coloured fruits. C FLORIBUNDA Red buds, opening to pink and white flowers. C GOLDEN HORNET Pink and white flowers, yellow fruits. C IMPROVED PROFUSION Scab resistant. Deep pink flowers, red fruits. C JOHN DOWNIE White flowers, yellow and red fruits. Zero C

3 - 3 - MALUS (Cont) PROFUSION Deep bronzy foliage, carmine red flowers. C RED SENTINEL Upright form. Clusters of bright red fruits. C ROBUSTA Red cherry-like bunches of fruit. Strong grower. C ROYALTY Glossy purple foliage and deep red flowers. C SUN RIVAL Small weeping tree, pink and white flowers. C WHITE STAR Scab resistant. White flowers, yellow fruits. C A small selection also available of other new varieties. C PARROTIA PERSICA Ironwood Tree. Superb autumn colours. D PHOTINIA RED ROBIN Evergreen. Young shoots bright red. C PRUNUS ACCOLADE Early pale pink, semi double flowers. C AMANOGAWA Slim, upright, semi-double pale pink. C AVIUM PLENA Large clusters of double white flowers. C BLIREANA Semi-double pink flowers, purple leaves. C CERASIFERA NIGRA Purple leaf Plum. Pale pink flowers. C PISSARDII Purple leaves, early blush white flowers. C TRAILBLAZER Purple leaves, masses of small white flowers. C CHOCOLATE ICE Copper foliage and blush white flowers C CONRADINAE (Syn. hirtipes) Elegant tree, early blush white fragrant flowers. C HILLIERS SPIRE (Syn. Spire) Upright form. Blush pink early flowers. C HILLINGS WEEPING Snow Showers. Small weeping form, white. T/w C KANZAN Popular free flowering double pink variety. C KIKU-SHIDARE-ZAKURA (Cheals Weeping) Double pale pink flowers. C KURSAR Early rose pink. Good autumn colours. T/W C OKAME Very early, single rose pink. Autumn Colours C PADUS COLORATA Purple-green foliage, flowers pink racemes. C PANDORA Early pale pink, upright, good autumn colours C PINK CHAMPAGNE Double palest pink. Our introduction. C PINK PERFECTION Double pink flowers, light green foliage. C ROYAL BURGUNDY Deep purple foliage, bright pink flowers. C SARJENTII Early single pink, good autumn colours. C SERRULA (Syn.Tibetica) Copper peeling bark. Small white flowers. C SHIROFUGEN Arching branches. Pink/white/pink. Late. C SHIROTAE Horizontal branches. Semi-double white flower C SHOGETSU (Blushing Bride) Spreading branches. Clusters white flowers. C SUBHIRT. AUTUMNALIS White winter flowering Cherry. C AUTUMN. ROSEA Pink winter flowering Cherry. C FALLING STARS Stellata Pendula. Blush pink starry flowers T/W C FUKUBANA Small tree with rich pink flowers in Spring T/W C PENDULA ROSEA Weeping. Pale pink flowers early Spring T/W C PENDULA RUBRA Weeping. Pink flowers in Spring. T/W C TAI HAKU Great white Cherry. Large single white flowers. C UKON Pale creamy yellow flowers. Autumn colours C YEDOENSIS Masses of single white flowers. Early. T/W C PYRUS CHANTICLEER Upright. White flowers, good autumn colours. C SALICIFOLIA PENDULA Weeping Silver Pear. White flowers. T/W C QUERCUS COCCINEA Scarlet Oak. Brilliant autumn colours. C ILEX Evergreen or Holm Oak. Holly-like leaves. C ROBUR English Oak. Long-lived tree. C FASTIGIATA Cypress Oak. Columnar feathered habit. C RUBRA Red Oak. Superb autumn colours. C ROBINIA FRISIA Bright golden green foliage. C HILLIERI Green leaves and pale pink flowers. C PINK CASCADE (Casque Rouge) Deep pink flowers green leaves C

4 - 4 - SALIX CAPREA PENDULA Kilmarnock willow / Weeping pussy willow T/w A CHRYSOCOMA Golden Weeping Willow. C ERYTH. GOLDEN CURLS Contorted golden stems. C HAKURO NISHIKI Very small tree. Pink, white and green leaves. A PURPUREA PENDULA Slim purple stemmed weeping branches. T/W C SORBUS ARIA LUTESCENS Whitebeam. Silvery grey leaves. C AUCUPARIA Mountain Ash or Rowan. Orange-red berries. C ASPLENIFOLIA Feathery foliage. Red berries. Upright habit. C CASHMIREANA Large glossy white fruits. Small tree. C CHINESE LACE Large attractive serrated leaves. Red berries. C COMMIXTA Orange/red berries. Excellent autumn colours C EASTERN PROMISE Coral red berries. Red autumn leaf colours. C EMBLEY Superb autumn leaf colours. Orange berries. C HUPEHENSIS ROSEA Blueish-green foliage and pink berries. C JOSEPH ROCK Golden berries, good autumn leaf colours. C PEACHES and CREAM Clusters of peach and cream berries. C PINK PAGODA Pink berries. Leaves carmine in autumn. C SARGENTIANA Brilliant red leaves in autumn. Slow growing. C SUNSHINE Large golden berries. Glossy leaves. C VILMORINII Pink berries fading to white. Autumn colours. C TILIA CORDATA Small leaved Lime. C WINTER ORANGE Attractive form with orange twigs. C EUCHLORA Green twigs and leaves. Clean from aphids. C HENRYANA Rare, fringed leaves. Flowers late. C PLATYPHYLLOS RUBRA (Syn. Corallina) Red Twigged Lime. C TOONA (Cedrela) SINENSIS FLAMINGO Young leaves pink, fades to cream and green. C FRUIT TREES Zero vat ALMOND INGRID Soft pink flowers, then fruits. C APRICOT MOORPARK White flowers then fruit. Needs warm situation C CHERRY MORELLO Cooking variety. Deep red fruits. C STELLA Dessert variety. Juicy red fruit. C DAMSON MERRYEATHER Deep purple fruits, cooking or eating. C GAGE OULLINS GOLDEN GAGE Large golden-green fruits. C MORUS NIGRA Black mulberry. D NECTARINE LORD NAPIER Pink flowers, juicy fruits. Needs warm situation C PEACH PEREGRINE Large juicy fruit. Best on warm wall. C PLUM MARJORIES SEEDLING Large fruit, light purple. C VICTORIA Popular variety, large fruit, self-fertile C Fan trained varieties are sometimes available see current availability list. ROOTSTOCKS and ZERO RATED items. The rootstocks we use are: Colt for Cherries, St. Julien A or Pixy for Plums, and M111 for Malus. Castanea Sativa, Corylus, some Malus and Juglans Regia are also zero rated.

5 - 5 - CONTACT US FOR DETAILS OF CURRENT PRICE BAND PRICES We do have a number of other varieties in small numbers, so PLEASE ASK! We don t have a minimum order, but will add 1 per tree for small orders of under 10 trees. AVAILABILITY LISTS. We regularly compile availability lists of current free stock, and will fax or these on request. New stock is available each year from June or early July, and enquires are welcome at any time. If you need a particular image as well we can this to you. LARGER TREES AND LAURELS. Most seasons we have a limited number of larger trees which we have grown on for an extra year or two, and a list of these can be faxed or ed if requested. Laurels are also available open ground during the winter months. Size list on request. RESERVE ORDERS. We are happy to take reserve orders of a minimum of 100 trees At least half of each variety must be taken before the end of December, at which time we will review the situation and reserve the right to adjust stock levels. The remainder we need to have cleared by the end of March except by prior arrangement, so please contact us as early as possible if you have any varieties you don t require, or if you wish to increase your reserve we shall be happy to do so provided we have free stock available. Although we will do our best to supply the full numbers reserved, we give no guarantee that we can fulfil every request, as weather and other factors have to be taken into consideration. COLLECTION/CASH AND CARRY. Small orders can be collected on a cash and carry basis, but we would suggest you ring first to confirm whether the variety you require is available. Please note that orders under 10 trees will have a surcharge of 1 per tree. We can pre-price and/or bar-code for you, but please allow us sufficient time! We regret that we do not currently take credit or debit cards, but cash or cheques are acceptable, or a BACS payment can be arranged. DELIVERIES Most orders are delivered free by our own transport, but we do ask for a minimum order for exclusive delivery. As a rough guide, for each mile you are from us, we need a tree to make up an order, i.e. 20 miles away means 20 trees for free delivery. We will, however, try to arrange orders with others in the same area, (sometimes tying in with another grower) and therefore smaller orders can also be delivered free. Deliveries can be arranged further afield by haulage contractor, with charges by agreement. Discounts for C.O.D. may be offered, but only by prior agreement. VISITS As we grow most of our trees from start to finish, if you would like to arrange an educational visit for a group to see the whole process, including field budding and/or bench grafting in action, please contact us. We are always pleased to show wholesale customers around the nursery - a prior telephone call is useful but not essential - as we feel our plants are our best advert! OPENING HOURS. The nursery is open from 9am-5pm Monday to Friday outside these times by appointment only.

6 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE All plants offered subject to crop failure, and being unsold when ordered. 2. Prices are for collection ex nursery, see item previously re collection/deliveries. 3. Prices do not include VAT which must be added at the current rate. 4. New customers wishing to open an account are requested to supply two trade references and name of bankers. 5. All agreed accounts are due within 30 days of date of invoice. Interest may be added at 5% per month to overdue accounts. 6. Every effort will be made to supply only first quality plants, true to name and free from pest and disease, but no warranties can be given. No responsibility will be accepted for failures through bad weather or any other cause beyond our control. 7. No complaint will be entertained unless given in writing within seven days. 8. Cancelled orders may be subject to a cancellation fee of 30% of the value of the cancelled order without the vendor having to prove damages. 9. Sizes and prices quoted may be changed during the season without notice. 10. Plants or goods supplied remain the property of Redleaf Nursery until paid for in full. 11. Placing of any order, whether verbal or in writing, constitutes acceptance of these terms. PLANT PASSPORT NO: UK/EW/13194 VAT NO: Regular inspections by Plant Health ensure clean and healthy stock