Malus Wintergold makes an equally good show of its spring blossom and autumn fruits.

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1 Small Garden Trees Discounts We are pleased to offer volume purchase discounts on our trees at the following order value thresholds: Stock order value over 500 ex-vat 10% discount Stock order value over 1500 ex-vat 15% discount Stock order value over 3000 ex-vat 20% discount Few trees are truly small. In the industry a small tree is classified as under 30 (10m) tall. Keep in mind, however, that even most medium-sized trees can be managed by pruning to acceptable heights. There are a few trees, particularly shrubs varieties that have been trained into tree forms, that never get any taller than (5-7m). This tree selection list includes all our small trees as well as medium sized trees that can be managed by pruning. We have not included any trees whose vigorous growth habit would make them difficult to maintain at acceptable heights. Malus Wintergold makes an equally good show of its spring blossom and autumn fruits. We also offer a further 3% discount off the tree stock on all orders paid by cash, debit card or BACS with confirmation of order. Thank you for your interest in Majestic Trees. We are pleased to provide you with our current availability of trees. The trees detailed on the list are those we currently have in stock at our nursery. Numbers can and do change daily, so please call to confirm availability of particular stock. The heights and girths reflect actual heights and girths. Please be aware that there are some items that may not be available for planting immediately, if they are rooting out. These trees are indicated with an estimated date under the Available from column. You may purchase them now as many customers do to get the pick of the litter, but we will not deliver until they have rooted out. We do not provide pricing on line but are more than happy to provide a price list upon request or quote for specific stock. We do not have a minimum order value. In order to more efficiently provide you a quote, please have the following information to hand when you contact us: a) batch numbers of the trees in which you are interested b) if you would like the tree to be delivered, please provide the post code of the delivery address delivery charges are quoted per order, not per tree Sorbus Vilmorinii gives multi-season interest, with a delicate blossom in spring, soft airy summer foliage, and russet autumn colour with berries. Japanese Acers such as Acer palmatum Bloodgood are an excellent choice for a small garden. c) if you would like us to plant the tree(s), please provide pictures and detailed information about the access, including gate and doorway widths, wall heights, sharp corners, number of steps, and overhead obstacles such as guttering, arches, etc. A general overview of the planting area is also helpful. d) if you require advice on tree selection, please photographs of the area to be planted as well as a general overview of the site together with information on soil type if known, what you hope to achieve and any budgetary restrictions. We will then recommend appropriate trees. Detailed information and advice is available on other areas of the website.

2 Abies koreana Stock Availability - Small Garden Trees Korean fir A stunning conifer native to the mountains of South Korea with a pyramidal habit and horizontal branches. The soft needles are dark green above and white beneath creating a beautiful contrast. Produces elegant violet-purple, cylindrical cones in autumn. Loves the sun and moist, well-drained soil. Dislikes wet, compact soils and air pollution. H Std BH 1 3, , Small (6-10m) Std K03 1 4, , Small (6-10m) Compact corkbark fir Abies lasiocarpa 'Compacta' As the name suggests, this fir has a compact habit, developing into a lovely conical piece. The leaves have beautiful greyish-blue hue, creating a eye-catching contrast against surrounding greenery. Mainly grown as a shaped shrub, this cultivar can also be grafted onto a stem to create an attractive standard form. Best in neutral to acidic soil. H QS K Very Small (up to 6m) Abies pinsapo 'Aurea' Golden Spanish fir An eye-catching fir with conspicuous golden spring growth which turns green over the course of the season but may keep its yellow tone in milder areas. The habit is pleasantly symmetrical with short and rigid needles that are blunt to the touch. Plant in a sheltered location away from direct sunlight to avoid bleaching of the leaves. H Fth K24 1 Sep Very Small (up to 6m) Fth K24 1 Sep Very Small (up to 6m) Pineapple guava Acca sellowiana A slow-growing evergreen shrub or very small tree with blue/green foliage. Produces edible flowers May-June, and fruits 5-7 months later in hot climates, or sometimes after long hot summers in Britain. This plant is only hardy to -5C. Protect in a cool greenhouse or conservatory during periods of sub-zero temps HS c BH Very Small (up to 6m) Acer campestre 'Red Shine' Field maple An elegant Dutch field maple offering a neat, upright habit and a delightful spring display of red emerging foliage. The leaves mature to a lovely shade of dark-green in summer then come autumn, turn a bright, lumenous yellow before falling. It is very wind and salt tolerant making it an excellent for coastal planting. Can also manage partial paving. H HS C02 9 Jul Small (6-10m) Red snake-bark maple Acer capillipes A small deciduous tree with whose foliage is of a becoming and unusual shape, exceptionally pretty in spring when new growth unfurls coral-red, the foliage then turns bright green in summer before phasing to a vivid orange-red to deep red in autumn. Very handsome striped bark. Avoid windy sites. Hardy MS P06 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std C03 3 1, , Small (6-10m) Page 1 of 62

3 Std G04 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Acer griseum Paperbark maple Since its introduction from China in 1901 this beautiful small tree has become a great garden favorite. The exquisite cinnamon-coloured, exfoliating bark together with the blueish-green, trifoliate leaves, turning bronze or russet-red in autumn, truely makes this a specimen tree. Prefers well-drained and moist but adaptable. Hardy HS C09 3 Aug Small (6-10m) MS T Small (6-10m) MS c T Small (6-10m) MS T Small (6-10m) MS L28 1 1, , Small (6-10m) QS L28 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std C03 3 Aug Small (6-10m) Full-moon maple Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' 'Aconitifolium' means leaves like aconite which aptly describes this elegant maple. These deeply-cut leaves unfold green and remain so over summer. As autumn approaches the foliage creates a stunning display of greens, yellows, oranges and reds. Produces the best pure scarlet colour of any maple. Needs a sheltered location in semi-shade. Hardy QS B Very Small (up to 6m) Fth M02b , Very Small (up to 6m) MS S 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS M02b 5 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer japonicum 'Vitifolium' Vine-leaved japanese maple This cultivar has larger leaves than the species and is concidered the finest of all the multi-coloured autumn foliage trees, bearing leaves that are green, yellow, orange, red and claret all at the same time and over several weeks. A strong architectural presence to any garden. Plant in sheltered, well drained location with dappled sunglight. Hardy MS c M Small (6-10m) Std B03 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Montpelier maple Acer monspessulanum Native to the Mediterrranean region edging up into France and Germany, this densely branched and rounded tree or shrub is somewhat reminiscent of our field maple. However, the leaves are leathery, shiny and smoothly three lobed; and the decorative red samaras are parallell rather than set at 180 degrees. Tolerates heat and some drought. H MS B Small (6-10m) Acer 'Pacific Sunset' Painted maple Discovered in Oregon in 1991 this stunning maple is a hybrid between Acer truncatum and Acer platanoides 'Warrenred'. The habit is elegantly pyramidal with super glossy, dark-green leaves which, come autumn, change to an exquisite palette of orange, red and yellow. Does well on all soil types including urban sites. Best in full sun. H MS C02 3 Jul Small (6-10m) Std G Small (6-10m) Acer palmatum Japanese maple The wild form of Japanese maple prized for its gorgeous purple-red, orange or yellow autumnal colours. An excellent choice in a smaller garden, or as part of an ornamental woodland in a larger space. Best in a moist but well-drained loam, sheltered from cold winds. Will tolerate chalk. A shallow rooting tree. Hardy. Batch # Shape Size in cm Pot Size Location Qty Avail Ready now or from List Price ( ) ex-vat inc-vat Size at Maturity Page 2 of 62

4 QS B03 1 4, , Small (6-10m) MS N61 8 Aug Small (6-10m) MS M01 6 Aug Small (6-10m) MS M04 2 Aug Small (6-10m) MS M07 1 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) MS M07 1 Aug Small (6-10m) MS M04 1 2, , Small (6-10m) MS S 1 9, , Small (6-10m) MS T 1 2, , Small (6-10m) QS M04 1 Aug Small (6-10m) QS M07 1 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) QS B13 1 4, , Small (6-10m) Std M02a , Small (6-10m) Std M Small (6-10m) Acer palmatum 'Beni tsukasa' Japanese maple A stunning species from bud break to leaf fall. In spring the palmate leaves unfold bright peach to yellow-red then changing to pink and red with green tints in late spring and maturing to green in summer. Autumn brings rich orange and red tones. Broadly-upright habit with age. Avoid hot, dry and windy sites. Prefers slightly acidic soil. H HS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) QS M02b Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' Small tree with a low, rounded head. The leaves are very deep reddish-purple with striking red colours in autumn. Purple spring flowers followed by red, winged fruits. Best in a moist but well-drained loam, sheltered from cold winds. Foliage will scorch in full sun and requires overhead dappled shade. Will tolerate chalk. Also does well in large pot. Hardy MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Crimson Queen' (D) Maple - Japanese This maple radiates regal and colourful beauty. Delicate, lace-like leaves decorate the graceful, arching branches creating a stunning mound-effect. Foliage unfolds bright red, retaining the colour into summer then becoming reddish-green before revealing its vibrant crimson autumn colours. Decorative red spring flowers and autumn samaras. H HS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) HS L30 1 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) QS M01 3 3, , Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Deshojo' 'Deshojo' makes a stunning small tree which adds interest to the garden for months on end. Its five-lobed leaves are a brilliant shade of shrimp pink when they unfurl in spring, turning to green during summer, and finally scarlet in autumn. Like other Japanese maples, it needs a sunny or partially shaded position which is protected from cold winds. Hardy MS N01 4 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) MS N01 1 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) MS M01 1 Aug-18 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) Std B06 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Fireglow' A vigorous shrub with deep red-purple foliage that emerges more dark red in spring and is thinner than other cultivars making it somewhat translucent. Bright red autumn colour. Similar to but with a more transparent leaf than 'Bloodgood', the leaves give a firey, burning ember affect when backlit by the sun in spring and autumn. Hardy. Batch # Shape Location List Price ( ) Size at Maturity Page 3 of 62

5 Size in cm Pot Size Qty Ready now MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) MS M , Very Small (up to 6m) MS 230 M05 8 Aug-18 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Garnet' (D) Japanese maple A Japanese maple of outstanding colour and vigour. Leaf is rich red-orange. 'Garnet' has a pendulous, spreading habit which matures to form a cascading mound-shaped specimen. Equally effective as a feature in a courtyard or in a naturalistic planting scheme in a larger space. It needs a sheltered spot, away from strong winds or scorching sun. Hardy HS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) HS T 1 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Green Lace' Japanese maple 'Green Lace' is a delightful cultivar with a strongly pendulous, mushroom-like habit. Leaves are very delicate and deeply lobed unfolding creamy-green and maturing to bright green in summer. Autumn brings spectacular golden-yellow colours. Does very well planted in beds or in pots. Avoid hot, dry and windy sites. Prefers slightly acidic soils and afternoon shade. H QS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Inaba-shidare' (D) A small but very vigorous shrub with fine arching branches and delicate, deeply lobed, large leaves. In spring the foliage unfolds dark purple, turning purple in summer and then bright crimson in autumn. Stunning next to ponds or other water features. Plant in a sheltered, well drained location with dappled sunlight. Container suitable. Hardy QS L Very Small (up to 6m) HS c M Very Small (up to 6m) HS T Very Small (up to 6m) HS B , Very Small (up to 6m) HS L , Very Small (up to 6m) HS T , Very Small (up to 6m) HS B , Very Small (up to 6m) Std M Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Katsura' This cultivar is a true delight in spring time. The leaves, as they unfold, are yellowish-orange margined with pink then fading to bright green in summer and gorgeous orange in autumn. In time this tree will form an up to 4 metres tall and equally wide mound which is very much self maintained. Needs shelter, light and well drained soil. Hardy QS c S Very Small (up to 6m) QS M02a 1 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Masu kagami' (M) Japanese maple Upright when young then widening with age, 'Masu kagami' bears eye-catching green leaves airbrushed with pink. In spring the unfolding bright salmon-pink foliage is accompanied by small pendulous red flowers. The red samaras decorating the crown in autumn are beautifully contrasted against the crimson to scarlet crown. H QS B Very Small (up to 6m) Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Page 4 of 62

6 Acer palmatum 'Ornatum' (D) Japanese maple An old cultivar with beautiful pendulous branches and delicate, lace-like leaves. Mushroom shaped when young, ultimately a dense rounded bush. Leaves unfold orange-red turning bronze-green in summer and then orange-yellow in autumn. Plant in a sheltered, well drained location. Suitable for containers. Mature height m. Hardy HS c S Very Small (up to 6m) HS T 1 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki' Japanese maple Many say that this cultivar is the very best if you're looking for intense red autumn colour. But it also offers nice spring and summer interest. The green leaves make a beautiful contrast against the red spring flowers and the red summer fruits. For best colour plant in a lime free soil, sheltered from strong winds and with plently of sun. Hardy MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Red Autumn Lace' Japanese maple In spring the new leaves emerge red, orange and bronze, then quickly change to a wide variety of greens over the summer. As autumn approaches the maple then slowly reverts back to its youthful colours including scarlet. Maples naturally grow in sheltered postions so avoid windy sights and scorching sun. Hardy QS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Red Emperor' Japanese maple 'Red Emperer', originally introduced as 'Emperor I', is a gorgeous japanese maple with unfolding dark purple foliage turning dark red in summer and then bright red in autumn. This cultivar is very similar to 'Bloodgood' but usually leafs out a few days later, lessening the chance of frost damage. Plant in acidic soil in a sheltered postion. Hardy MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) QS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Sango kaku' Japanese maple If you want year round enjoyment from your Japanese maple, this is the cultivar to go for. The leaves emerge pinkish-green, turning bright green in summer and golden yellow with hints of red in autumn. The bright red annual growth provides much desired winter interest. 6 metres tall with a 3 metre spread. Needs shelter, light and well drained soil. Hardy QS B Very Small (up to 6m) QS B , Very Small (up to 6m) QS B03 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) MS T 5 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) MS c M Very Small (up to 6m) MS T 4 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) MS M03 7 Aug-18 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS M06 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) QS M03 6 Aug-18 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Seiryu' 'Seiryu' is a fast growing small tree that is mostly vase shaped when young growing wider and much rounder with age. The foliage emerges green in spring with a slight red or pink tinge to the margins of each leaf, which later fade. Sometimes in late summer the colorful margins reappear, but a little more orange. Turns burgandy in autumn. Hardy. Page 5 of 62

7 Fth M01 1 4, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Shaina' Japanese maple Discovered as a witches' broom mutation on the cultivar 'Bloodgood', this dwarf Japanese maple has dark red leaves clumped in masses giving the shrub a tufted appearance. In autumn the leaves turn a bright, eye-catching red. Brilliant as a garden focal point or a rock garden accent. Plant in a sheltered location in full sun or dappled shade. Hardy MS N62 1 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese maple Acer palmatum 'Shishigashira' 'Shishigashira' is a superb maple with upright habit and gorgeous, light-green foliage. The deeply lobed leaves grow in tufts along the branches giving a the tree a very distinc appearance. As autumn approaches the dense foliage turns a striking gold suffused with rose and crimson tones. Elegant, small reddish-purpe flowers in spring. H MS M02b 2 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS M06 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS H59A 1 12, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Stella Rossa' (D) Japanese maple A graceful cultivar with weeping branches becoming mound-like with age. The delicate, filigree-like leaves unfold bright-red in spring, retaining their beautiful colour into summer then becoming dark burgandy before turning bright red with orange undertones in autumn. Does best in semi-shade in moist, well-drained soil away from drying winds. H HS M02b 1 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS M02a 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Summer Gold' Japanese maple A golden maple with a gorgeous airy crown and upright to spreading habit. The leaves emerge tinted pinkish-orange, becoming yellow to lime-green in summer then taking on a stunning spectrum of pinks to deep carmin reds as autumn progresses. Does exceptionally well in sunny locations and enjoys moist soil, so perfect near a pond or water fearture. H MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Super Nigrum' Japanese maple An elegant, wide-spreading shrub or shorter tree with beautiful arching branches and delicate, laciniate leaves. As the tiny flowers unfold in spring the foliage emerges bright crimson, becoming exquisitely deep purple in summer then turning beautifully reddish-orange in autumn. Great in borders or solatair planting. Shelter from cold, drying winds. H HS M02a 1 3, , Very Small (up to 6m) HS T 1 5, , Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Trompenburg' Japanese maple A most attractive Japanese maple with an upright habit broadening with age. This cultivar is somewhat larger than most, maturing to 7 meters. The leaves are beautifully palmate unfolding dark reddish-purple turning reddish-green and bronze in late summer. Lovely crimson red autumn tones. Better than most at tolerating full sun. Protect from wind. H Fth M04 1 4, , Very Small (up to 6m) MS c MC Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Viridis' (D) Japanese maple Page 6 of 62

8 The cultivar 'Viridis' has bright green, deeply cut, palmate leaves on arching branches that in time form a 3 meter tall and equally wide mound. The small, red, spring flowers provide a beautiful contrast to the unfolding leaves. Golden yellow colours with red tints in autumn. Plant in a sheltered, well lit, moist but well drained postion. Hardy HS T 2 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) HS c S 1 8, , Very Small (up to 6m) QS c M Very Small (up to 6m) Acer platanoides 'Crimson Sentry' Norway maple 'Crimson Sentry' is a distinctive cultivar which arose as a stunted sport on 'Crimson King' in Oregon Although the deep purple colour is retained, 'Crimson Sentry' has smaller leaves, shorter shoots and is much more compact. Trees seldom exseed 9m in height with a fairly narrow outline. Pollusion tolerant. Hardy Fth C04 10 Jul Small (6-10m) Fth B Small (6-10m) HS B Small (6-10m) Std C04 10 Jul Small (6-10m) Norway Maple Acer platanoides 'Globosum' This cultivar of Norway Maple was first desribed in Belgium in It shares the same characteristics as the species but has a stunted growth. When grafted onto the species it produces a playful, compact small tree suitible for when space is severely restricted. Golden yellow autumn colour. Drought tolerant and not wind sensitive. Hardy Std B Very Small (up to 6m) Std C02 5 Jul Very Small (up to 6m) Std C03 2 Jul Very Small (up to 6m) Sycamore Acer pseud. 'Brilliantissimum' A distinct, small, slow-growing tree from The young leaves are glorious coral pink, changing to pale yellow-green and finally green. Tolerates a wide range of soils but best in a sheltered position to protect delicate spring growth. It makes a good formal garden plant and a real treat around water features. Hardy Std B Small (6-10m) Acer rufinerve Snake bark maple Famous for its strikingly white-striped green bark this elegant tree bears beautiful, strongly veined dark-green leaves on upward-arching branches. In spring yellow flowers unfold on long racemes followed by highly decorative pendulous clusters of red samaras. Stunning deep red to yellow to purple autumn colours. H MS M , Small (6-10m) Acer triflorum Rough-barked Maple Originally from Korea and northern China this tree is now very rare in cultivation. It has yellowish-brown exfoliating bark that peels in woody scales rather than papery pieces like Paperbark Maple. Although this tree has trifoliate leaves the species name refers to the flowers. Foliage is green turning a beautiful red in autumn. Hardy HS C01 1 1, , Small (6-10m) QS B54 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Aesculus parviflora Bottlebrush Buckeye Another common name for this shrub is Dwarf Horse Chestnut which is a rather good description. It can spread over a wide area but seldom exceeds 4m in height. It bears spectacular white mid-summer flowers in 20-30cm panicles with red exserted anthers. Leaves emerge bronze, maturing into green then turn yellow in autumn. Slow to moderate growth rate. Hardy. Page 7 of 62

9 10192 MS P Very Small (up to 6m) Alnus incana 'Aurea' Golden alder This small conical tree is both pleasing to the eye and extremly adaptable. Very early to leaf, the Golden Alder's vibrant golden-green young shoots, red-tinted catkins, and dark fruits bring welcome colour to the bleak late-winter landscape. Summer foliage is a yellow-green. Grows happily in both wet and dry conditions. Very hardy Std Q Small (6-10m) Std Q Small (6-10m) Std Q Small (6-10m) Std Q Small (6-10m) Std Q Small (6-10m) Std Q , Small (6-10m) Juneberry Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' A small sized tree of dense, upright habit. Spring blossom is set amongst the bronzy new foliage, pink in bud, opening pale pink, then becoming white. Foliage phases to rich green in summer, then orange and red in autumn. Produces a light crop of berries in late summer, enjoyed by brids. Ideal for multi-season interest in a restricted space. Hardy Std G03 20 Aug Small (6-10m) Std G01 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std L21 5 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) Juneberry Amelanchier canadensis A deciduous, moderate-growing tree or shrub producing white and pale-pink flowers in early spring set amongst the emerging foliage. Mid-green in summer, phasing to yellow, orange and red in autumn. Sweet, purplish-black berries are produced in late summer, enjoyed by birds. Quite tolerant of wet sites. Great choice for a small garden. H MS Q09 19 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Shadblow serviceberry Amelanchier can. RAINBOW PILLAR An American seedling, also known as 'Glenn Form', prized for its dense, upright and symmetrical growth habit. In spring white flowers decorate the tree followed by purplish-black fruits. The dark-green leaves are unaffected by powdery mildew and turn a lovely mix of bright red and green in autumn. Good on all well-drained soils in full sun or part shade. H MS c 2 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Juneberry Amelanchier laevis 'Ballerina' A vigourous, shrub or tree producing a profuse display of white flowers in spring, set amongst a bronzy foliage. Foliage fades to green in summer, then to a rich red and purple in autumn. Best autumn colour is achieved in full sun. Small sweet fruits produced in late summer, enjoyed by birds. An ideal choice for a small garden. Hardy Std G04 20 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std G02 11 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Amelanchier lamarckii June Berry A versatile small sized tree with a softly arching, sometimes spreading habit. Amelanchier is valued for its subtle blossom in spring and attractive autumn tints. Leaves emerge bronze, with the flowers, phasing to green in summer. Ideal as a specimen in a small garden, or planted in naturalistic drifts in a parkland setting. H HS G02 1 Aug-18 3, , Small (6-10m) Page 8 of 62

10 MS 90 Q04 25 Aug Small (6-10m) MS P Small (6-10m) MS G01 1 Jul Small (6-10m) MS B44 3 Aug Small (6-10m) MS B44 3 Aug Small (6-10m) MS C01 5 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) MS T 1 Aug-18 3, , Small (6-10m) Std G02 25 Aug Small (6-10m) Std G Small (6-10m) Std G01 25 Aug Small (6-10m) Std C Small (6-10m) Std G01 1 2, , Small (6-10m) Japanese angelica tree Aralia elata An exotic-looking tree or shrub with a lush summer foliage. A vigorous, upright, then spreading tree with stout, spiny stems increasingly spreading with maturity, ultimately reaching a height of perhaps 6-8 meters. Produces clouds of snowy white flowerheads in late summer and autumn followed by small black fruits. Attractive autumn tints. H MS C01 1 Aug Small (6-10m) MS C01 1 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) Strawberry Tree Arbutus unedo A stocky slow growing evergreen tree with a dense, rounded though often assymetric crown. Leaves are small, usually serrated. The rugged bark is reddish, sometimes shaggy. Ivory-white bells in sprays appear in autumn as last year's yellow 'strawberries' ripen scarlet. May attract leaf spot in humid weather - spray with copper fungicide. Hardy QS c Small (6-10m) Golden stemmed bamboo Bambusa vivax 'Aureocaulis' This amazing bamboo is beautiful when planted as a screen or as a single specimen in a pot or in the ground. Impressive golden stems with the odd green stripe and lush green leaves in clusters. Best planted in a sheltered position in semi sun/shade. Protect from winds and never let them dry out for them to look their best. Resilient, hardy plants Bamb c BH Very Small (up to 6m) Bamb c A Very Small (up to 6m) Bamb c A Very Small (up to 6m) Bamb 375c BH Very Small (up to 6m) Betula albosinensis Chinese red birch A highly ornamental, small-sized species valued for its attractive, peeling bark which is pinkish to coppery-red, cream when first exposed. Glossy green summer foliage on slightly rough shoots, which phases to warm golden autumn tones. Once established the Chinese Red Birch is drought tolerant, hence a favorite among garden designers. Slow to moderate growth rate MS D Small (6-10m) Betula albosinensis 'Fascination' Chinese red birch A birch with a warm coppery/pink peeling bark becoming increasingly popular as a sophisticated alternative to the somewhat ubiquitous white stemmed birch. Leafs out with rich green foliage in early spring and provides a rich golden autumn show. The exceptionally long catkins provide much added interest. Slow to moderate growth rate. Hardy MS D09 5 Aug-18 1, , Small (6-10m) Std B56 10 Aug Small (6-10m) Std L Small (6-10m) Std D , Small (6-10m) Page 9 of 62

11 Std D01 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std D01 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std L29 1 2, , Small (6-10m) Std L06 3 1, , Small (6-10m) Std D01 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Erman's Birch Betula erm. 'Holland' (Pleached) With its gorgeous pink and cream coloured trunk the Erman's Birch is beautiful addition to any garden. The large, boldly ribbed green leaves complement the trunk perfectly. 'Holland' is an improved clone with very good winter hardiness and better uniformity, here set into an attractive pleach frame providing excellent tall screening. Hardy (P)Std C01 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Silver birch Betula pendula 'Obelisk' Silver birches are classic trees, easily recognised by their white and black-patched bark, heart-shaped leaves and delicate branches that sway in the wind. They are elegant but very large; however, 'Obelisk' offers a more upright and compact form making it highly suitable for street planting or more narrow locations. Great on all free-draining soils. H Std B Small (6-10m) Young's weeping birch Betula pendula 'Youngii' The ultimate weeping birch and a true character tree. Its small size and beautiful mature dome shape with curtain like branches makes it both pleasing to the eye and a fun hide-out for children. Beyond its shape and size it shares all its characteristics with its larger relative the Silver birch. Sensitive to drought. Very hardy Std B53 1 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std D08 2 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std B54 3 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std B54 2 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std L10 5 Aug Very Small (up to 6m) Std L11 1 Aug-18 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Std L11 2 Aug-18 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Std L06 1 Aug-18 2, , Very Small (up to 6m) Broussonetia papyrifera (Female) Paper Mulberry An excellent summer tree for a smaller space bearing lush foliage with just the right density to create dappled shade. Dainty orange flowers are followed by curious little orange-red to brown fruits. This is the female form of the species, if fruit is desired then a nearby male is required. The male form is also attractive, producing drooping catkins in spring. H Std F03 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Std F03 1 1, , Small (6-10m) Buxus sempervirens 'Arborescens' Evergreen. A cultivar of the common box. Medium to large dark green leaves. Water regulary especially in the growing season. Box Ball c Office Very Small (up to 6m) Cone c M Very Small (up to 6m) Cone c L Very Small (up to 6m) Buxus sempervirens 'Elegantissima' Variegated boxwood Page 10 of 62

12 Very similar to the species in habit and growth rate but with the lustrous, dark-green leaves are beautifully edged with creamy-white creating a unique, eye-catching look. Excellent for topiary, hedging or freely growing specimen shrub. Avoid full sun exposure. H Shrub c Office Very Small (up to 6m) Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii Beauty berry Callicarpa bodinieri was introduced from C and W China around While mainly planted for their bright clusters of small, deep lilac to pale violet berries, they also have unusual autumn leaf colour of a pink to purple hue and attractive clusters of small pink or lilac flowers in summer. Best in fertile, well drained soil in full sun or part shade. H MS P Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia 'Black Lace' Japanese camellia A stunning reticulata x williamsii hybrid producing perfect, dark-red, formal double flowers in spring. The habit is dense and upright bearing beautifully glossy leaves. Excellent in a semi-shady border,as a loose hedge or as an accent plant in a container. Prune after flowering if needed. Needs moist, well-draining acidic soil. H QS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c A Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica Japanese camellia The species has lush, polished evergreen leaves set in a rigid and formal, pyramidal crown; flowers are seldom any less than perfect, appearing in February to April. Prefers moist, acid, well-drained soils and partial shade.too much or too little sun results in depressed flowering. Shelter from cold. Prune right after flowering to stimulate branching. H QS c A Very Small (up to 6m) QS c L , Very Small (up to 6m) HS c BH , Very Small (up to 6m) MS K01 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Std c A Very Small (up to 6m) Std J07 1 4, , Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese camellia Camellia japonica 'Alba Simplex' A small evergreen shrub with glossy, dark-green leaves. Attractive, single flowers unfold white with conspicuous, yellow stamens. Adds structure and year round colour to borders, also great in a pot. Grow in moist, acidic and well drained soil preferably in partial shade away from direct sun and drying winds. Can be hard pruned after flowering. H Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Ave Maria' Japanese camellia 'Ave Maria' produces large, formal, double flowers in a delicate pastel, silvery-pink in late winter to early spring. Slow-growing and an upright to spreading shrub- habit or small tree with luxurious, rich green, evergreen foliage. Camellias prefer a neutral to acid, humous-rich soil and a filtered light or semi-shade, sheltered position away from morning sun Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Centifolia Alba' Japanse camellia Cultivating camellias is an old tradition from Japan. Mainly grown for their spectacular spring bloom their structure and glossy leaves are a most pleasant element year round. 'Centifolia Alba' bears formal double white flowers unfolding in perfect symmetry. Requires moist, well-drained acidic soil and partial shade. H5 Page 11 of 62

13 Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Debutante' Japanese camellia 'Debutante' is a popular cultivar bearing an abundance of peony-formed, clear pink flowers over a long period from early to mid-season. The rose-like blooms contrast beautifully against the dark-green, glossy, evergreen foliage. Beautiful planted en masse in borders, or why not a hedge, but equally stunning as a single potted accent. H Shrub c A Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c A Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Hagoromo' Japanese camellia Camellias, although beautiful in flower, provide year-round in interest with their glossy, dark-green, evergreen leaves. 'Hagomoro' has a very attractive, upright structure with delicate, pale pink, semi-double flowers reminiscent of tulips. Plant in moist, acidic, humous-rich, well-drained soil. Shelter from cold, drying winds and avoid morning sun QS c A Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c A Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Jiuqu' Japanese camellia Created in China in 1959 'Jiuqu' bears exquisite, formal double red flowers in spring which contrast beautifully against the glossy, dark-green foliage. Camellias are excellent for semi-shady borders, loose hedging or containerised planting. Reacts very well to pruning and shaping. Requires moist, well-draining acidic soil. H HS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Japanese camellia Camellia japonica 'Lavinia Maggi' Beginning early in the season, 'Livinia Maggi' puts forth formal double flowers in white, with handsome outward-going streaks of crimson and fuchsia. These are contrasted beautifully against the oval, glossy, dark-green leaves. Habit is upright to spreading developing into shrub or small tree with age. Best in acidic soil and semi shade. H QS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Lavinia Maggi Rosea' Japanse camellia Camellias are handsome, evergreen shrubs providing beautiful structure and much needed winter colour. 'Lavinia Maggi Rosea' is a sport of 'Lavinia Maggi' with elegant, rose-pink, double flowers unfolding in late winter to early spring. Shelter from cold winds and strong sunlight. Requires moist, acidic, humous-rich, well-drained soil MS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Margaret Wells' Japanese camellia This American seedling, originated by Dr R.F. Wells, is an upright camellia with dark-green leaves bearing semi-double to peony form flowers are deep rose, shading to purple on petal edge. Peering out from within the heavy textured, petals are the attractive, yellow stamens. Blooms early in spring. Requires moist, acidic, well-draining soil. H Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Nuccio's Jewel' Japanese camellia 'Nucio's Jewel' puts forth large, formal double to peony-form flowers in a beautifully flushed rose hue. The evergreen leaves are elegantly oval and glossy, creating a stunning canvas for the profuse winter to spring bloom. Camellias are slow growing, but react well to pruning, creating a spreading shrub or small tree with age. H5 Batch # Shape Location List Price ( ) Size at Maturity Page 12 of 62

14 Size in cm Pot Size Qty Ready now Shrub c A Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Rosedale's Beauty' Japanese camellia Camellias as handsome, evergreen shrubs with upright or spreading habit (sometimes as a small tree) with luxurious, glossy, dark-green, evergreen leaves. 'Rosedale's Beauty' bears gorgeous, double, deep-pink flowers in later winter to early spring. Requires a sheltered location in partial shade in moist, acidic, humous-rich, well-drained soil Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Shiragiku' Japanese camellia 'Shiragiku' is a very old and handsome camellia with glossy, dark-green, evergreen leaves and upright habit. Flowers are most elegant, pure white rose-form to formal double unfolding in late winter to early spring. Provides lovely year-round colour and structure to borders. Requires shelter, dappled sunlight and moist, acidic, well-drained soil MS c A Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Snowball' Japanese camellia Slow growing, upright to spreading shrub with glossy, evergreen, dark-green leaves. Perfect for borders, pots or ornamental woodlands. 'Snowball' bears snow-white flowers with single outer petals and an inner peony-form in later winter to early spring. Plant in humous rich acid soil in dappled light, avoiding early morning sun and cold winds HS c A Very Small (up to 6m) HS c A Very Small (up to 6m) HS c L Very Small (up to 6m) QS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c J Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'White Nun' Japanese camellia 'White Nun' produces enormous, semi-double flowers in a crystaline white with gold stamens. Slow growing, upright to spreading shrub or very small tree with age. Oval, glossy, leaves and profuse winter-to-spring blooming flowers in milder climates. Plant in a humous-rich acid soil in a dappled light position with shelter from cold winds. Hardy Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c L Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia sasanqua Camellia Attractive autumn-to-winter flowering evergreen shrub producing small but fragrant magenta to crimson red flowers. Great for structure and year round colour in borders, also brilliant in a pot. Plant in a humous-rich, acidic soil in a dappled light position, avoiding early morning sun and with shelter from cold winds. Hardy MS c L Very Small (up to 6m) MS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Shrub c A03 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia x williamsii 'Citation' Camellia 'Citation' is a cultivar of a hybrid cross between C. saluenensis and C. japonica, originally bred in Cornwall by John Charles Williams. Upright to spreading habit with glossy, dark-green, evergreen leaves. Flowers are very beautiful, unfolding semi-double, pale pink in spring. Requires shelter, dappled sunlight and moist, acidic, humous-rich soil QS c A Very Small (up to 6m) QS c A05 1 1, , Very Small (up to 6m) Page 13 of 62

15 Camellia x williamsii 'Mary Phoebe Taylor' Camellia Highly valued Camellia with adorable, rose-pink, peony-form flowers unfolding in late winter to early spring. Handsome, upright to spreading habit with lustrous, dark-green, evergreen foliage. Provides excellent structure to borders and well needed winter colour. Shelter from cold, drying winds and strong sunlight. Needs moist, acidic, well-drained soil MS c L Very Small (up to 6m) Carpinus betulus (Box Head) Hornbeam A sophisticated box-pleach form of our native Hornbeam. The foliage is superb, phasing through three seasons from lime to green to golden yellow, with dense branches and a strong structure for winter interest. Deep rooting, seldom poses a problem with paving or drains, and tolerant of a wide range of soil types. Prune annually to maintain shape. Hardy (P)Std M , Small (6-10m) Carpinus betulus 'Pendula' Weeping hornbeam A weeping form of the popular landscape tree useful as a specimen tree. Most dramatic when its leaves flare yellow and then orange in autumn, but the fresh lime-green foliage and dancing catkins also make this tree unexpectedly eye-catching in spring. Deep rooting, grows well on any soil, but best of all on heavy clay. Hardy Std c Very Small (up to 6m) Catalpa big. 'Aurea' Golden catalpa A magnificent tree with a broad, wide spreading crown and soft, greenish-gold leaves. In early summer the thin leaves filter the sunlight bathing everything below in golden light. Come mid-summer the crown is covered by panicles of white flowers followed by pendulous, green bean pods. Tolerates polution, prefers moist fertile loams. Hardy MS T 1 Aug-18 3, , Small (6-10m) Std c B Small (6-10m) Std H36 10 Aug Small (6-10m) Std H32 1 2, , Small (6-10m) Std H30 1 2, , Small (6-10m) Std T 1 3, , Small (6-10m) Std H31 2 3, , Small (6-10m) Std H32 1 2, , Small (6-10m) Redbud - North American Cercis canadensis A small sized tree with a rounded to spreading crown. Valued for its light pink to magenta flowers borne in April-May on bare grey stems, and also for its attractive heart-shaped summer foliage turning yellow in autumn. Suitable for calcareous soils, fertile but not too wet. Prefers a sheltered sunny position. Shallow rooting. H Std F Small (6-10m) Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' A graceful spreading tree originally from south and east North America and North-east Mexico. In late spring it produces clusters of deep magenta flowers on dark, bare stems. Heart-shaped foliage emerges in warm bronze tones, darkens to deep reddish-purple in summer and turns yellow in autumn. NOTE: No warranty of heavy soils. H5 Redbud MS R Small (6-10m) MS G Small (6-10m) MS G04 2 Oct Small (6-10m) MS G Small (6-10m) MS G01 7 Oct Small (6-10m) Page 14 of 62