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Acer Japonicum Vitifolium, Japanese Maple Vitifolium, Acer Palmatum Vitifolium, Acer Vitifolium, Downy Japanese Maple

Acer Japonicum Vitifolium or Downy Japanese Maple. Acer Japonicum Vitifolium (sometimes referred to as Acer palmatum Vitifolium) is known for its sizable foliage, vigorous growth and superb autumn colour.Acer Japonicum Vitifolium is an upright, deciduous wide-spreading and bushy Japanese Acer has interesting deeply-lobed foliage which changes to orange-gold, purples and crimson in autumn. Acer Vitifolium has particularly large foliage similar to that of a grape vine. Hence its name - Vitis being the Latin name for the grape genus. The leaves are a rich deep green to start and can be up to 12 cm long and 16 cm wide. The leaves are deeply lobed with attractive toothed margins. Red flowers appear beneath the branches as the new foliage appears in Spring. Autumn foliage colour is superb with a kaleidoscope of golden to crimson to vivid scarlet before the leaves finally drop.As Japanese acers go, Acer Vitifolium this is a large tree which can reach 10 metres tall and wide over time. Its initial vigorous yet upright habit becomes more rounded as the tree ages. This Downy Japanese Maple variety is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures throughout the UK. Acer Vitifolium is a particularly lovely variety and makes an ideal specimen tree for a mid to large size garden. Ideally, grow this Downy Japanese Maple in a moist well-drained soil. Vitifolium prefers partial shade and this aspect also encourages the best leaf colour. However it will tolerate full sun. A sheltered positon is better than an overly exposed site. Make sure this Japanese Maple variety has plenty of water during the growing season for the first 3 to 4 years until well established.

GBP 110.00

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Ormanthus Armatus or Holly Olive for Sale Online UK

Osmanthus ArmatusOsmanthus Armatus is better known as the Holly Olive. It’s a useful dense evergreen with spined foliage and sweetly scented flowers. Holly Olive is a popular shrub that’s known by several names including False Holly, Chinese Holly, and Devilwood. It originates from Western China and was introduced to the UK in 1902. This is an attractive shrub with a dense habit. Its leaves are elliptic-lanceolate, thick and rigid with spiny edges like traditional holly. Although it resembles English Holly you can tell the difference as Holly Olive has opposite leaves not alternate.New growth appears in spring which is paler than the mature growth and sweetly scented tubular flowers appear in autumn - well-timed for late pollinators. The flowers may turn into small blue-black fruits.Height And Spread of Osmanthus ArmatusHolly Olive can grow to a maximum height of 2.5 – 5 metres and spread over 4 metres. Cut off the tips to maintain the size. How Hardy Is Osmanthus ArmatusThis is a hardy evergreen that can survive sub-zero temperatures if the roots are well-drained. It’s fairly drought hardy once established and is rarely bothered by pests.How To Use Osmanthus ArmatusThriving in both sun and shade this is a useful evergreen shrub. Use evergreen Holly Olive at the back of a mixed border to bring year-round interest and as a space-filler against fences and walls. Its dense, prickly foliage makes a good security hedge and the sweetly-scented flowers attract pollinators to a wildlife garden.How To Care For Osmanthus ArmatusHolly Olive is self-sufficient and will grow without much help. It prefers full sun to partial shade but will grow in shade too.It isn’t fussy about soil type and will grow in the majority of well-drained soils. There’s no need to prune Holly Olive but you can maintain the symmetry or remove crossed branches in winter.A thick layer of mulch in spring traps moisture and cuts down weed competition as well as providing plenty of nutrients for the approaching season.

GBP 125.40

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Cornus Controversa Variegata. Wedding Cake Tree. Buy Online.

Cornus Controversa VariegataCornus controversa variegata commonly known as The Wedding Cake Tree is an upright, tiered deciduous tree with spreading branches. This variegated Cornus has green leaves with bold cream white margins which dramatically turn red and purple in the autumn. Cornus Controversa Variegata produces an abundance of small white flowers from May to June bourne in flat clusters. This is followed by blue-black berries in July, which are adored by birds. Easy to grow and to care for, The Wedding Cake Tree is considered pest and disease free. This Cornus variety is also the recipient of The Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign of its outstanding performance in the garden. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Cornus Controversa Variegata can survive even if the temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero. As it is frost hardy, this highly decorative cultivar won’t need sheltering during the winter months.This striking ornamental tree is compact in size and reaches a maximum height of 3 metres with a maximum spread of 3 metres. The bushy habit of The Wedding Cake Tree is easy to maintain. Apart from removing dead or damaged branches in late winter to early spring, there’s not much that needs to be done to keep this cultivar in great shape.This Cornus enjoys full sun, but it fares well in partial shade as well. The Wedding Cake Tree will thrive in any type of soil, as long as it’s well-drained. Grow this plant as a specimen tree in a prominent position. The striking, layered form of Cornus Controversa Variegata offers both architectural and aesthetic value and adds elegance to any landscape.  It looks great planted near red foliage such as that of Japanese acers. You might also be interested in our vast collection of ornamental trees. In case you’re looking for established cultivars, don’t miss our amazing offers on mature trees.

GBP 156.00

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Witch Hazel Plants for Sale UK Hamamelis Intermedia Pallida

Hamamelis Intermedia Pallida, Witch Hazel PallidaHamamelis Intermedia Pallida, a striking variety of Witch Hazel also known as Hamamelis Mollis Pallida, is best known for its unusual winter blossoms. Offering multiple seasons of interest, this large deciduous shrub is ideal for planting in mixed shrub borders or informal hedges.Most often grown for its winter interest, Witch Hazel Pallida produces masses of scented, bright yellow flowers during the colder months of the year. Each of the long-lasting flowers has 4 strap-like petals that are crinkled, typical for Hamamelis varieties. However, the Pallida cultivars blossom more profusely than its close relatives. The flowering season ends in late winter when the blossoms make way for foliage. Broad, oval leaves unfold green, early in the spring. The foliage has good autumn colour, turning to golden yellow shades in autumn. Easy to grow and to care for, Hamamelis Intermedia Pallida thrives in almost any type of soil but chalk, as long as it is well-drained, and it tolerates both full sun and partial shade. For best performance, plant this cultivar in a slightly acidic, nutrient-rich soil. To encourage prolific flowering, pick a sunny location. Considered generally pest and disease free. A robust and adaptable cultivar, Witch Hazel Pallida is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. You will be able to enjoy this large shrub’s beautiful blossoms even if the winter temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero. As this is the one of the finest varieties of Hamamelis, it comes as no surprise that it has an Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society. When fully mature, this shrub can achieve 4 metres in width and height. With a bushy habit and a spreading crown, the vase shape of this deciduous shrub is easy to maintain. Annual spring pruning will keep your plant healthy and looking neat. To prevent Witch Hazel Pallida from spreading over your flower beds, regularly remove root suckers.A showy winter-flowering shrub, Hamamelis Intermedia Pallida will add winter colour to your garden. With multiple seasons of interest and easy maintenance, this large deciduous shrub is a great choice for any garden, whether as an addition to a mixed shrub border, planted en masse as a hedge, or grown as a focus of interest. You might also be interested in other winter-flowering shrubs we have for sale, including Chimonanthus Praecox Wintersweet, Edgeworthia Chrysantha Grandiflora or Prunus Subhirtella Autumnalis.

GBP 168.75

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Picea Abies Ohlendorffii. Ohlendorff’s Norway Spruce Conifer

Picea Abies Ohlendorffii (Ohlendorff’s Norway Spruce) is an evergreen dwarf conifer that starts out as a mound when it’s young but becomes conical with age. It’s suitable for a variety of well-drained sunny spots and low maintenance gardens.Picea Abies is commonly known as the Norway spruce. The Ohlendorffii cultivar originated as a seedling selected by the Ohlendorff nursey in Hamburg, Germany in the early 1800s. It’s proved itself a suitable conifer for UK gardens with its tough nature and interesting, neat growth habit.Ohlendorff’s Norway Spruce is a slow-growing evergreen tree with cheerful yellow-green needles. It’s a globose, ground-hugging mound when it’s young, but turns into a conical upright tree that suits small spaces. At all stages of its life, it remains neat, tidy and compact. Leathery cones appear on its dense branch tips later in the year and new growth emerges paler in contrast to the established foliage in spring. It’s an excellent spruce for compact gardens or borders that need low maintenance colour and height without excessive width.Height And Spread of Picea Abies OhlendorffiiOhlendorff’s Norway Spruce is a dwarf conifer that reaches 1.8 metres tall and 1.2 metres in spread over 10 years.How Hardy Is Picea Abies OhlendorffiiOhlendorff’s Norway Spruce is tough enough to survive sub-zero winters in well-drained soil. It copes with pollution and drought too.How To Use Picea Abies OhlendorffiiIts small size and neat growth habit make this an excellent conifer for compact spaces as a screen, a windbreak, or a feature that highlights aspects of the garden such as a pergola or walkway. Alternatively, it creates a handsome feature as a standalone specimen.It’s pollution tolerant so suits front gardens and provides safe habitats in wildlife-friendly spaces.This is a versatile conifer that brings shape, height, texture and evergreen colour to all types of city and country gardens without the worry of it growing too large.How To Care For Picea Abies OhlendorffiiLittle to no maintenance is required once Ohlendorf is established. It will grow in the majority of well-drained soils in full sun or partial shade. Brighter colour foliage and more cones appear in full sun.No pruning is required but a thick layer of organic mulch around its roots in spring helps trap moisture and provides healthy nutrients for the growing season.

GBP 437.50

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Tetradium Daniellii. Bee Bee Tree. Korean Evodia Tree

Tetradium daniellii or, as it is more commonly known, the Bee Bee Tree and also the Korean Evodia Tree, is a compact small to midsized deciduous tree treasured for its attractive looks and undemanding nature. Interesting foliage and decorative, umbrella-like habit make this plant ideally suited for a specimen tree.The foliage is glossy, dark green, consisting of pinnately arranged, large leaves that can be up to 40 centimetres long. Each leaf is composed of up to 11 ovate leaflets. In the autumn, the foliage turns to various shades of yellow and russet tones. Late in the summer, the Bee Bee Tree is engulfed in clusters of miniature white flowers, borne in flattened corymbs. The blossoms are quite aromatic and have a pleasant scent which attracts beneficial pollinators. The flowers may be followed by small, reddish fruit (seed pods).Tolerant and adaptable, Tetradium daniellii can be successfully grown in most soils, as long as they are well-drained, in full sun to dappled shade. Considered disease and pest free, this cultivar is virtually indestructible. Not only that this ornamental tree does not require any special treatment to thrive, it also needs no pruning to keep its shape. Routine removal of any damaged or dead growth will keep this cultivar healthy and great-looking.Considered to be a small to mid-sized cultivar, Bee Bee Tree is suitable for both small and large gardens. Long-lived and with a slow growth rate, this deciduous tree can grow to be over 12 metres long, and up to 4 to 8 metres wide, when fully mature.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this stunning tree will survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. Although it will not be bothered by frost, this cultivar appreciates a sheltered location in the garden, away from harsh winds.Easy to grow and to care for, Tetradium daniellii is an ideal choice for a low-maintenance specimen tree. Even though its highly-decorative foliage and profuse display of fragranced blossoms make it a great candidate to be grown as a focus of interest in the garden, this cultivar will feel at home in a mixed shrub border as well. Plant it alongside globose evergreen shrubs to accentuate its umbrella-like habit.Make sure to take a look at more showy deciduous varieties we offer, such as Acer Capillipes Snake Bark Maple, Abeliophyllum Distichum White Forsythia or Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree. You might also be interested in our large collection of trees, including ornamental trees, mature specimens, and unique cloud trees.

GBP 98.00

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Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner Osten Eulalia Far East Grass

Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner Osten is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous ornamental grass with slender arching leaves that turn orange in autumn, and red flower plumes in summer maturing to silver pink. It suits prairie planting, low-maintenance gardens and sunny mixed borders.Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner Osten is native to China and there are many varieties. It’s more commonly known as Chinese Silver Grass or Eulalia Far East – Ferner Oster means ‘Far East’ and it’s popular for its clump-forming slender green leaves that mature to shades of orange and brown providing interesting autumn colour.Before its foliage changes, Eulalia Far East produces dramatic summertime feathery flower panicles. These feathers open deep glowing red before aging to pink and silver. The contrast with its green leaves is vivid and creates a stunning focal point in an informal low maintenance garden.Height And Spread of Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner OstenEulalia Far East can reach a height of 1.5 metres tall and spread a metre over 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner OstenThis is a hardy ornamental grass that survives sub-zero winters if the soil is well-drained. It copes with dry, hot weather and rarely attracts pests.How To Use Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner OstenEulalia Far East is an excellent coastal plant and suits informal low maintenance spaces as well as architectural courtyard gardens and prairie planting. It’s highly versatile and brings plenty of movement, colour and height to flat gardens.Chinese Silver Grass is popular in Japanese gardens, sensory gardens and wildlife-friendly spaces because birds use the feathery panicles to line their nests. Flower arrangers prize the panicles that bring height to arrangements.You can grow this ornamental grass in a large well-watered plant container on a sunny balcony, roof terrace or patio but it will need regular water. Be sure to raise the container on feet to ensure its roots are well-drained.How To Care For Miscanthus Sinensis Ferner OstenEulalia Far East will grow in the majority of well-drained to dry soils including chalk and sand. It copes with sheltered or exposed spots but doesn’t like excessive winter wet. Make sure to pick a warm spot as this is a grass that loves full sun. Cover the crown with a layer of mulch or bracken to protect it from the worst of our rain.Cut away dead foliage and old stems in early spring to make room for air circulation and new growth. Water well until established and mulch it in spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the growing year.

GBP 48.75

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Salix Purpurea Nana. Dwarf Purple Willow. Dwarf Artic Willow

Salix Purpurea Nana also known as Dwarf Purple Willow or Dwarf Arctic Willow, is a deciduous compact shrub with a lovely low-growing and rounded shape. Salix Purpurea Nana is the dwarf version of full size Salix Purpurea. It has multi-stemmed whippy branches that are reddish-purple and vibrantly stand out after autumnal leaf fall. In early spring slender silver-toned catkins appear before the spectacular blue-green, almost grey foliage bursts through. Matt textured thin leaves quickly form a lovely rounded compact shrub that will reach no more than a metre and a half in height and spread. How Hardy Is Salix Purpurea NanaNana means dwarf, but this small willow is tough enough to withstand sub zero temperatures and is hardy in all the UK. It thrives in damp ground that most shrubs are not so tolerant of, and is hardy enough to withstand some salt conditions too, making a good choice for coastal locations. How Can I Use Salix Purpurea NanaThis Dwarf Arctic Willow is small enough to use in the flower border where it lends texture to flowers and its blue-green leaves stand out. This compact willow fills the space to the ground level so no under-planting is required.  Dwarf Purple Willow is easily pruned into shapes, but it can be left to grow in its natural compact habit. If you are interested in coppicing or weaving the reddish purple stems are very versatile in crafts.Planted as a specimen in the flower border, or in mass planting so it sways and moves in the breeze, Salix Purpurea Nana is a practical alternative to bamboo and the common willow varieties that grow to a large size. How To Care For Salix Purpurea NanaThis is a very easy plant to grow because it thrives in most soils, including poor soil, but it does tend to dislike very chalky conditions. Put plenty of compost in the planting hole to counteract chalk if you have this type of soil. A moist soil in full sun is its preference, but Dwarf Arctic Willow will tolerate partial shade too. Pruning is not necessary, but if you want to reduce its size and height cut back by a third in late winter. Gardeners can be wary of common willow, but this compact variety has all of its benefits and none of the drawbacks. Its beautiful winter stems and lush green growth brings year round colour and texture to all gardens.  

GBP 84.00

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Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese Maple Dwarf Japanese Maple

Acer Palmatum Pixie Japanese MapleAcer Palmatum Pixie is a deciduous dwarf acer with blood-red leaves. It’s perfect for compact gardens in need of a colour boost. This little acer is the dwarf version of the well-known bright red Acer palmatum bloodgood, but as it is compact it will only reach 1/3 of its size and doesn’t outgrow it’s welcome.This particularly bright and attractive small acer sprouts bright red lobed foliage in spring which gradually deepens to a richer red in summer before maturing into strong scarlet red for autumn. Small inconspicuous green flowers arrive in spring that gradually mature into winged red fruits known as samaras.Acer Palmatun Pixie’s trunk is almost black with stripes appearing as it slowly matures.This is a great little acer for compact gardens with striking red colours and interesting textures. Height and Spread of Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie grows upright but gets no taller than around 2.5 metres and 1 metre wide. Its better known as Dwarf Japanese Maple or Pixie Japanese Maple due to its compact nature. How Hardy Is Acer Palmatum PixieDwarf Japanese Maple is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures but it does need shelter from strong, cold winds which can cause leaf scorch.Once established it is drought and heat tolerant and relatively pest-free.How To Use Acer Palmatum PixiePixie Japanese Maple is the perfect specimen tree for a compact urban garden that needs a boost of rich colour.A row along the fence line blocks out neighbours in the summer months without shading out the whole garden. In larger spaces Dwarf Japanese Maple makes an unusual lining for a footpath or a colourful way to mark out a seating area.This small acer will grow well in a container as long as it is well watered and fed regularly. When it’s grown in a pot, Dwarf Japanese Maple will stay smaller than garden planted specimens.How To Care For Acer Palmatum PixieAcer Palmatum Pixie needs well-drained moist soil in a sheltered position that’s protected from the prevailing wind to really thrive.It can handle the heat, unlike other more delicate acers, and full afternoon sun brings out the redness of its foliage, however strong early morning sunshine may scorch its leaves.Acers tend to prefer neutral to acid soils and struggle in chalky areas. If your garden is chalky consider growing Japanese Maple Pixie in a container with ericaceous soil.This compact maple tree doesn’t need any pruning as it naturally holds a well-formed shape but you can cut back any unruly branches in winter.

GBP 135.00

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Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata Blue Arizona Cypress Conifer

Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata is an attractive evergreen conifer perfect for bringing height to the garden. This intensely blue conifer is native to North America and is more commonly known as Blue Arizona Cypress. It has taken well to UK gardens since its introduction in 1890 where it brings a splash of year-round colour.This is a fast-growing columnar specimen with blue foliage that’s soft rather than needle-like. The foliage is lightly scented and grows in bunches that are larger at the base to create a tall oval-shaped column. In Spring familiar brown conifer cones containing seeds grow in all sizes. These are loved by children and once dried out can be used in Autumnal displays or as Christmas decorations.Height And Spread of Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a medium-sized conifer tree and will reach a height of 20 metres. Its fastigiate shape means it grows no wider than a metre.How Hardy Is Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataConifers are hardy and Blue Arizona Cypress is no exception. It will survive sub-zero temperatures, frost, and snow if its roots are well-drained. It tolerates drought once established and rarely attracts pests. How To Use Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a great choice if you already have lots of green in your garden as its blueish tone forms an interesting contrast. Its beautiful ornamental foliage suits a border or both sides of a pathway. Fastigiate columns bring height to a flat garden. Use Blue Arizona Cypress to create interesting levels or as an evergreen screen to block your neighbours out. Its evergreen foliage and height is attractive to birds too, so it’s perfect for a wildlife-friendly garden.If you love the blue shade but not the height try Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata in topiary pom pom form. This makes a great addition to a rock garden or a patio pot.How To Care For Cupressus Arizonica FastigiataBlue Arizona Cypress is a tough conifer and requires little in the way of care once it's established. New plants require water and a thick layer of mulch in spring to ensure nutrients for the growing season. Plant yours in well-drained to dry soil in a sunny spot of any soil pH and water until established. Lack of water is the number one killer of new trees.Although Cupressus Arizonica Fastigiata naturally grows in a tall columnar shape, you can prune at any time to maintain its bushiness or reduce the height. 

GBP 39.60

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Cupressus Sempervirens Agrimed Italian Cypress Agrimed

Cupressus Sempervirens Agrimed or Italian Cypress AgrimedEvergreen Conifer Cupressus Sempervirens Agrimed is a special variety of Italian or Pencil Cypress. While retaining all the remarkable qualities of the parent, this cultivar was bred specifically to be resistant to cypress canker. Treasured for its outstanding resilience and attractive appearance, Italian Cypress Agrimed is at its best when planted en masse.The Agrimed cultivar has rich dark green, scale-like foliage borne in dense sprays. The evergreen foliage adds texture and year-round interest to the landscape. This cultivar produces very small, round to oblong conifers.Vigorous and undemanding, this columnar conifer can successfully adapt to various conditions. Plant it in moist but well-drained soil, in full sun to part shade, to ensure best performance. Rarely affected by any pests or diseases, this cultivar is also drought resistant, once established. As it tolerates salt, Cupressus Sempervirens Agrimed is an excellent candidate for coastal gardens.Unlike most Italian Cypress cultivars, the Agrimed variety is a very hardy tree, even when planted young. Although more robust than its close relatives, Italian Cypress Agrimed will appreciate a sheltered location in the garden. This cultivar can survive even if the winter temperatures drop to 15 degrees below zero, and it is fully hardy in the United Kingdom.With a columnar habit, Cupressus Sempervirens Agrimed can achieve a maximum height of 20 to 25 metres. This variety has a naturally fastigiated form with a broader base. Easy to grow and to care for, this elegant conifer is an excellent choice for a low-maintenance hedge. It requires no pruning to stay in shape and keep its narrow, upright form.The ease of maintenance, excellent performance, and striking appearance are the most noteworthy traits of the Italian Cypress Agrimed. At the same time, these qualities are precisely what makes this cultivar a perfect candidate for mass planting, whether as a hedge, privacy screen, or for lining walkways. Its lovely columnar habit and evergreen foliage add structural value to the landscape, as well as decorative interest.In case you are interested in more evergreen screening plants with architectural value, make sure to take a look at our hedging plants and trees for screening. If you’re looking for more Cypress varieties, check our vast selection of different cultivars including trees such as Cupressus Leylandii, Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Columnaris, or Chamaecyparis Obtusa Nana. Also, you may be interested in conifers with a similar fastigiate style to Pencil Cyprees such as Thuja Smaragd White Cedar.

GBP 92.40

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Halesia Carolina for Sale. Carolina Silverbell Buy Online UK

Halesia Carolina, also known as Carolina Silverbell is a small deciduous flowering tree or spreading shrub with magnificent snowbell flowers between March and May.In early spring Carolina Silverbell shoots new large leaves measuring 16cms in length. The leaves are mid-green, shaped ovate to elliptic and make the perfect background to its snow-white bell-shaped flowers with bright yellow centres that appear just before the foliage breaks through. On mature specimens the clusters of snowdrop flowers hang in profusion from many branches nodding their bells in the breeze. The blooms, which measure 2cms in diameter, have a delicate, sweet scent. Flowers last until May before ripening into four winged seeds that remain on the branches into winter, long after the beautiful buttery yellow foliage has fallen with the frosts of late autumn. Seeds emerge green but develop a brown papery texture as they mature.In winter the branches on both tree and shrub versions boldly stand out with their dangling collection of seeds.Height and Spread of Halesia CarolinaCarolina Silverbell can grow to a maximum height of eight metres and spread over ten metres. It can be contained with regular pruning.How Hardy Is Halesia CarolinaHalesia Carolina is hardy in the UK down to sub-zero temperatures, but it will not cope well in exposed, windy locations of northern regions. How To Use Halesia CarolinaThis is a beautiful specimen tree or shrub that can be grown as part of a wide border or on the edge of woodland. The delicate scent attracts all pollinators and birds enjoy the shelter of its large leaves. If you can plant Carolina Silverbell so it grows over a bench you can admire the flowers from beneath which is to their best advantage. It looks good under-planted with seasonal bulbs and teamed with camellias, azaleas and rhododendrons for a year-round display.How To Care For Halesia CarolinaCarolina Silverbell prefers neutral to acid soil. It will struggle to grow and bloom in chalky, sandy or alkaline environments.It’s best grown in a sheltered spot that’s free from freezing and drying winds. Although it prefers sunlight it will cope with partial shade too.This small tree or shrub doesn’t require regular pruning unless you want to restrict its height. Cut out any broken or crossed stems in its winter dormancy, and remove up to a third of the branch length if you want to keep it smaller. It grows best with a thick application of mulch around its roots in the spring and frequent watering during dry spells. See also Carolina Silverbell Snowdrop Tree. 

GBP 99.00

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Photinia Red Robin Hedging. Red Robin Hedging Plants. Photinia Root Ball Hedging Plants. Red Robin Online UK.

Photinia Red Robin Root Ball plants for Hedging. These are fast-growing with dense, evergreen foliage. Photinia x Fraseri Red Robin (to give it its full botanical name) is a great candidate for hedging. Easy to grow and to care for, this striking cultivar is sold as a root ball plant, making it ideal for mass planting. Our Photinia Root Ball plants are already semi-mature, so in addition to getting great value for your money, you’ll have an impressive hedge in no time.Photinia Hedging Plants are prized for their unusual and lush foliage. The evergreen leaves start out reddish-orange, maturing to a deep bronze shade, before they finally turn to rich green tones. With new red growth every spring, this eye-catching shrub always has a multi-coloured foliage which looks particularly striking in a hedge.A New Zealand native, Photinia Hedging Plants are fully hardy in all of the United Kingdom. A sturdy plant, Photinia can withstand temperatures up to 10 degrees below zero. Its tolerance of low winter temperatures comes in handy, since Photinia Root Ball is only available during its dormant season, which is November through to end of February. The reason for the relatively short dormant period compared to some other root ball hedging is because Photinia is sensitive as a root ball and must be completely dormant. In case you’re not able to plant our Photinia root balls within a few days of delivery, it would be best to protect the roots with an old blanket until you are ready to plant them.While these particular root ball specimens are already quite mature, a fully established Photinia hedge can grow to be up to 4 metres and 2 metres wide. Quite happy to be clipped and shaped, you can easily keep your hedge trimmed to your own preference. Each Photinia Root Ball plant comes with a biodegradable hessian sack and a wire mesh protecting its root system, neither of which should be removed before planting. The wrapping will protect the tender roots and safely decompose into the soil with time. To help ensure your Photinia Red Robin Root Ball survives the winter planting, apply mulch after planting and water thoroughly. With adequate soil moisture and a spot in sun or dappled shade, you will have a beautiful dense evergreen hedge in no time. With an Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society and highly-decorative features, Photinia Red Robin is one of the most popular hedging plants we offer. As a root ball, Photinia is particularly easy to plant en masse, allowing you to create a breathtaking hedge almost instantly. We also have Photinia Red Robin hedging plants in pots which can be planted all year round.

GBP 44.28

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Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line

Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line is a handsome deciduous shrub that fits perfectly into a small sized garden. Fine Line is a cultivar of the Alder Buckthorn and confusingly has a variety of names including Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line and Frangula Alnus Fine Line, but all refer to this upright columnar shrub with long, fine pointed leaves.In spring narrow new leaves burst through in bright green feathery cascades. This narrow leaf habit is particularly interesting because it adds a textural dimension to the garden. Leaves remain in place all summer accompanied by small greenish-yellow flowers that attract pollinators from May to June, before developing into small black fruit loved by birds. In autumn the finely cut leaves turn a rich buttery yellow before falling with frosts to leave a multi-stemmed bush for overwintering insects. Over time this deciduous small shrub develops a fine deep brown bark with mottled with grey markings.Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line will grow to a maximum height of 2.5 metres and spread over 60 cm.How Hardy Is Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineBuckthorn is extremely hardy and this cultivar has inherited its parental toughness. Rhamnus Frangula Fine Line will withstand sub-zero temperatures throughout the UK.How To Use Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineBecause this is a tall and thin shrub with grass-like foliage, it’s ideal for small gardens and can be grown very successfully in containers if they are well watered. Fine Line adds a great deal of texture to outdoor spaces because it leafs from the bottom of the trunk all the way to the tip, and for this reason it makes an excellent screen - either against a fence or to separate areas of the garden without wasting space. If you are looking for a non invasive alternative to bamboo Frangula Alnus Fine Line is an excellent choice. It brings the height, texture and wispiness that gardeners love about bamboo without any of its problems.How To Care For Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine LineThis tolerant shrub needs little care once established. It will grow in all soils of any pH. It does prefer a sunny spot, but will tolerate semi shade too. If you are able to soak the roots on a consistent basis your Frangula Alnus Fine Line will grow quickly. It enjoys moist soil, but can cope without it. Pruning is not required because it holds a tall columnar shape without any effort on your part. A yearly application of mulch around the roots will ensure good health, and regular watering until established is important as it grows and acclimatises.This is a top choice of decorative shrub for small gardens that need weight and texture. Rhamnus Frangula Alnus Fine Line is a real winner for compact areas and containers.

GBP 112.00

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Syringa Vulgaris or Common Lilac for Sale Buy Online UK

Syringa Vulgaris or the Common Lilac, was a staple of British gardens in the 20th century but it fell out of fashion in the 1960s. These beautiful deciduous shrubs are rapidly making a comeback because of their stunning flowers and easy growth habit. Originally introduced as far back as the 16th century, Common Lilac is today very much a heritage plant back in fashion. The vast range of garden lilacs originated from this plant.In spring Common Lilac sprouts fresh new light-green foliage. These oval leaves with a pointed tip measure 2-12 cms in length and remain in place until the frosts of winter, but it is during May that Common Lilac comes into its own with masses of highly-scented light purple flowers. Syringa Vulgaris blooms grow as tiny, densely packed flowers hanging down in 8-18cms panicles. Butterflies and bees love lilac as it provides nectar throughout the summer. Lilac rivals buddleja as a butterfly bush. The glorious blooms ripen into winged seeds pods measuring around 1-2 cms long, which split open in autumn and release helicopter seeds.Height and Spread of Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is a fast-growing shrub or small tree that will reach a maximum height of six metres and spread over three metres within twenty years. It can be kept smaller with regular pruning.How Hardy is Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is a very hardy shrub that will survive sub-zero UK winters if its roots are kept from waterlogged soils.How To Use Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac can be grown anywhere, but it does need some space to ensure it doesn’t crowd out less vigorous plants. As a specimen shrub or tree that’s cut back each year it is stunning, particularly older specimens that develop a twisted, gnarled rugged bark. Common Lilac can also be used as a flowering hedge or partition to mark areas of the garden.If you want to grow Lilac in a container it’s best to choose a smaller, more compact variety such as Syringa Meyeri Palibin.How To Care For Syringa VulgarisCommon Lilac is very easy to grow. It prefers full sun but is happy in partial shade too, and any garden soil is suitable, including chalky soils as long as it drains well.Some people are put off lilacs because they can become bushy and leggy, but this is easily avoided with yearly pruning. In its winter dormancy cut back a third of the new branch growth. A third is enough as it flowers on last year’s wood. Annual pruning ensures a bigger, better flower display as well as containing its height.Syringa Vulgaris is a colourful and deliciously scented garden shrub that deserves more use. It is one of the easiest to grow and puts on a stunning flower display in spring.

GBP 112.50

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Corylopsis Pauciflora. Buttercup Witch Hazel. Winter Hazel

Corylopsis Pauciflora, also known as Buttercup Winter Hazel or Buttercup Witch Hazel, is native to Japan and Taiwan. This is an early spring bloomer that flowers from February to April and brightens up a bare garden with its yellow blooms before the main flowering shrubs of summer get underway. The RHS have given this superb early flowering shrub the Award of Garden Merit. Like many early flowering shrubs, Buttercup Winter Hazel blooms before its foliage appears. These blooms are an inch long, sweetly-scented and a pale yellow bell-shape. They fall in racemes and attract the early waking pollinators. After flowering Buttercup Witch Hazel will produce three inch leaves tinged with red that mature into a fresh, bright green.Buttercup Witch Hazel is an average growing shrub that’s bushy in summer. It will reach a maximum of one to one and half metres in height and will spread over one and half to two and half metres over ten to twenty years. In the winter months it provides an intricate structural framework. How Hardy Is Corylopsis Pauciflora?Buttercup Witch Hazel is fully hardy withstanding sub-zero temperatures, but it does not like cold drying winds. Its best planted in sheltered spot.     How To Use Corylopsis PaucifloraButtercup Witch Hazel prefers a partially shady position, so it makes a good addition to a shaded fence line at the back of a mixed border. It can be trained and looks very attractive bordering a wooded edge. Wildlife gardens benefit from Buttercup Witch Hazel because it provides an early food source to pollinators when there is generally little about. Because Buttercup Witch Hazel is slow growing it is suitable for smaller gardens and can be placed near the home where you can appreciate it in the chilly early spring months. It’s also worth planting some near a path or seated area, so you can enjoy its honey-sweet scent. In winter, drape some solar lights through the framework to brighten a dull day.early spring favourites such as snowdrops or hellebores planted beneath create a delicate pale feature area before the summer riot of colour arrives.How To Care For Corylopsis PaucifloraButtercup Witch Hazel prefers partial shade and an acid soil. It will manage in other soils but will flourish in the more acidic conditions. Well-drained moist soil will be appreciated as will a yearly application of mulch in January to February.Corylopsis Pauciflora does not require consistent pruning but its best to remove diseased, damaged or crossed shoots to maintain an open healthy framework. Do this after flowering to ensure you’ll keep those buttercup yellow blooms in early spring.

GBP 187.50

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Cupressus Sempervirens Totem Italian Cypress Totem for Sale

Cupressus Sempervirens TotemCupressus Sempervirens is commonly known as the Mediterranean cypress and the Italian Cypress. The variety Totem (from totem pole) is a tight, fast growing extremely narrow columnar evergreen conifer with non-glossy dark green foliage. Totem originated as a seedling in New Zealand around 1984.Cupressus Sempervirens Totem is commonly known as the Italian Cypress Totem or Mediterranean Cypress Totem. It’s tall and slim growth habit makes this conifer very popular with stylish Italian-themed  gardens.Mediterranean Cypress Totem is an evergreen conifer hence its botanical name Cupressus Sempervirens – sempervirens being Latin for ‘always alive’. It grows in a pencil column on dark-grey flaky bark and has dark green foliage that’s slightly fragrant in warm sunshine. Its foliage doesn’t change throughout the seasons but remains thick and bushy all year round. The Italian Cypress Totem cultivar has consistently performed well in UK gardens and is a good choice for sheltered gardens that need vertical height without width. How Hardy Is Cupressus Sempervirens TotemMediterranean Cypress Totem is hardy enough to withstand UK winters down to sub-zero temperatures if it’s planted in free-draining soil, but it needs shelter from harsh winds. Once established it can withstand hot spells and is relatively pest-free.How To Use Cupressus Sempervirens TotemUpright Italian Cypress trees are an excellent way to add height to a flat garden. They look good as stand-alone specimens or clustered in the border to achieve height.When planted in a line they make an elegant screen that doesn’t block out all the light. They also elegantly frame a doorway or avenue with grace and you can use them to block out an unsightly shed or line your garden path.Totem is happy to grow in a container if it’s sufficiently watered so you can frame your front door with trouble-free year-round greeneryMediterranean Cypress Totem is also tolerant of saltwater sprays and pollution so it suits coastal gardens and heavily urbanised areas too.How To Care For Cupressus Sempervirens TotemItalian Cypress Totem enjoys full sun but it's damaged by harsh, cold winds so plant yours in a sunny spot with shelter.Totem will grow in most soils and isn’t fussy about pH so long as its roots are well-drained. Apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots each year and water well until its established.There is no need to prune this upright narrow evergreen but you can cut the leader stem to restrict the height and trim the edges to keep it neat.

GBP 49.50

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Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny Wine. Ninebark Tiny Wine Dwarf

Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny Wine or Ninebark Tiny WinePhysocarpus Opulifolius Tiny Wine is a new dwarf variety of low growing compact Ninebark with an exceptionally extra full bushy habit and showy pink flowers that adorn the whole stem. It’s perfect for smaller spaces or the patio. Ninebark Tiny Wine is a deciduous shrub with foliage that first grows a bright bronze-maroon before maturing into a summer burgundy. The leaves are refined and feathery, spaced out along the length of its upright stems. Red tones are evident throughout the growing season into autumn. Small pink buds burst through in spring and open into blooms that line the branches in clusters. When they open up the buds are a paler pinky-white flower. These tiny button-like flowers contrast perfectly with the dark maroon foliage. This shrub is compact, reaching a maximum height and spread of around a metre, but it still attracts butterflies and bees in summer who love its many open-centred dainty flowers. How Hardy Is Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny WineNinebark Tiny Wine may be compact, but it is extremely tough and hardy down to sub zero temperatures, and is fairly drought-resistant too. It is suitable for use across the UK.  How Can I Use Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny WineThis new and compact version will not grow as tall or spread as far as its cousins Ninebark Dart's Gold or the red Ninebark Diablo, and this means it is perfect in a variety of growing situations. Tiny Wine makes a statement in a flower border with perennial and summer annuals, and provides structure lining a garden path. Nine Bark Tiny Wine’s compact habit makes it suitable for container growing too - in fact it’s a contender in any sized garden in any planting situation and a great choice for seasonal colours and wildlife. How To Care For Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny WineVery little care is need by these durable and tough shrubs. They like full sun, but will tolerate some partial shade in most well-drained soils. If you are container growing be sure to water them frequently. A good thick layer of manure in early spring will help boost the foliage and flower display too. Ninebark Tiny Wine can be shaped but regular pruning is not necessary. If you want to trim yours back, cut out a third of its branches in winter and remove any broken stems. Physocarpus Opulifolius Tiny Wine is a versatile shrub in any garden, but it’s an especially good choice for the gardener with little time who still wants an exceptional flower display. It’s strong structure and contrasting growth makes this a standout compact shrub.

GBP 81.00

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Photinia Crunchy Photinia Serratifolia Crunchy Red Robin

Photinia Crunchy is a new variety of Photinia that’s very similar to our well-loved Photinia Red Robin. It’s a good choice for evergreen hedging or as a colourful specimen shrub. Photinia Serratifolia Crunchy has shiny upright, finely-toothed leaves in a rich coppery-bronze shade which as its name suggests are crunchy in texture. The springtime bronze-red foliage is bright on a copper stem and it matures to deep purple-bronze with tinges of green. The attractive foliage remains in place all year round in dense well-branched shapes. In late spring small white flowers bloom on the tips of its branches contrasting with the dark foliage and attracting pollinators.  Crunchy is a good choice for wildlife-friendly evergreen hedges or screens and is much like Photina Red Robin but is generally darker in tone. Height And Spread Of Photinia CrunchyRed Robin Crunchy grows densely and can reach heights of two metres by one to 1.5 in spread. It is fast-growing but can be kept smaller with a yearly trim. How Hardy Is Photinia CrunchyRed Robin Crunchy is hardy down to sub-zero temperatures if well-drained. It is bred to be disease resistant and copes with drought once established, but harsh freezing winds may damage the foliage.How To Use Photinia CrunchyPhotinia Red Robin is a UK favourite for family-friendly privacy screens and hedges. Crunchy is a good alternative as it retains all the characteristics of Red Robin but with darker more mature colours. Plant yours 60 cm to a metre apart to create a dense, fast-growing hedge line, a dividing screen, or to separate driveway spaces. This cheerful plant is also a pretty stand-alone shrub in a wildlife garden or a mixed border where it looks particularly good with other white flowers. If your winter garden is mostly green then Red Robin Crunchy brings welcome year-round contrast. Photina will grow in containers if they are well watered and fed, so they are a good choice to brighten your patio throughout the year too. How To Care For Photinia CrunchyPhotinia Serratifolia Crunchy enjoys full sun to partial shade in moist, well-drained soil. It is not fussy about pH or soil type growing well in both acidic to alkaline conditions.The foliage can be damaged by freezing winds so a sheltered spot is preferred. Be sure to water Photinia Crunchy well until it is established because lack of water is the number one killer of small trees and shrubs. Mulch well in spring to seal in moisture and prevent weed competition. Clip back once a year to keep a manageable hedge line or you can leave this pretty evergreen shrub to naturalise.  

GBP 60.00

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Magnolia Blue Opal Magnolia Acuminata Blue Opal for Sale UK

Magnolia Blue OpalThe Blue Opal Magnolia is an unusual deciduous tree that’s rarely found in UK gardens. It produces blue-hued buds and blue-yellow blooms in spring on a compact crown. Magnolia Blue Opal’s full botanical name is Magnolia Acuminata Blue Opal. Acuminata Magnolias originate from the eastern United States but they do very well in the UK.Opal is an unusual cultivar with striking blue-green buds that appear in spring. They are large and hard to miss standing approximately 4-5 cms tall on the ends of its branches. These unusual blue buds mature to dark yellow flowers with blue-green outer petals. They open into ten centimetre wide cup-shaped blooms in late spring. When pollinated these flowers ripen into cucumber shaped fruits which give the tree its common name the Cucumber Tree.As flowers begin to fall, large dark-green ovate leaves emerge for the summer and early autumn months. The foliage of Magnolia Blue Opal gives good autumn colour compared to other magnolias before it falls for winter.Height and Spread of Magnolia Blue OpalBlue Opal Magnolia starts as a compact shrub that slowly matures into a tree. It’s maximum height of 15 metres and spread of 8 metres is only reached after several decades of growth. This makes it suitable for all sized gardens including compact urban spaces.How Hardy Is Magnolia Blue OpalBlue Opal Magnolia is hardy throughout the UK as it can survive sub-zero temperatures, but it should be planted in a well-drained area that’s sheltered from frost and strong winds. Magnolias may not flower in exposed sites of the northern UK.How To Use Magnolia Blue OpalBlue Opal Magnolia is a specimen tree you’ll rarely spot here. It’s still relatively unknown and sure to grab plenty of attention in a sheltered front garden. Use Blue Opal as a focal point in large gardens and if you can only choose one tree for an urban space, this is an unusual option.How To Care For Magnolia Blue OpalMost magnolias prefer neutral to acid soil but the acuminata species is more tolerant of chalk. If your ground is alkaline this is the perfect magnolia. Dig in well-rotted manure or garden compost and top it up each year in early spring.Plant Blue Opal in a sunny spot that’s sheltered from cold drying winds and frost pockets as frost damages the furry buds. If a late frost is forecast cover Blue Opal with fleece to protect the new buds.Magnolia Blue Opal likes consistently moist but not waterlogged soil so give yours plenty of water in dry spells to ensure it develops new buds. Blue Opal doesn’t grow well in containers or enjoy being transplanted. Pruning isn’t necessary as Magnolia Blue Opal naturally holds a graceful shape as it grows, but you can remove crossed or damaged branches when the fruits have fallen and the tree is in full leaf. 

GBP 180.00

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Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening.

As one of the fastest growing conifers, Leyland Cypress (botanical name Cupressus x Leylandii) is a very popular choice for both hedging and evergreen screening. These evergreen Leylandii specimens are sold as Green Leylandii Root Balls, meaning they are supplied with a proper root system fully intact but without a pot. Root ball hedging plants are grown directly in the ground in open fields rather than containers. When the mature plants are dormant during the autumn and winter months, they are dug out of the ground with the soil around the plant’s root ball intact and wrapped in biodegradable Hessian sacking for protection. Leyland Cypress Root Ball plants are ideal for planting en masse. In root ball form, they are probably the most cost effective and fastest growing hedging or privacy screening available.Best known for its flame-shaped outline, Cupressus Leylandii is an evergreen conifer with lush, scale-like foliage. Deep green and dense, the leaves offer year-round interest and can serve both as a privacy hedging and a windbreaker. When it comes to ideal growing conditions, Cupressus x Leylandii is quite undemanding. Leylandii Root Ball plants can be planted in any well-drained soil, in a hole 2 to 3 times bigger than the root ball diameter. This evergreen conifer thrives in full sun, but it will fare well in partial shade also.When you plant the Leylandii Root Balls, make sure to leave enough space between them to allow them to fully develop. For best results, the spacing should be about 1.5 metres apart. As this is a vigorous, fast growing cultivar, the Leylandii Root Balls will quickly form a wall of dense foliage. After planting, water thoroughly and apply a layer of mulch. The biodegradable hessian sack and a wire mesh protecting the root system should not be removed.Long-lived, Leyland Cypress Root Balls can grow as much as 1 metre in height per year. Once established, regular pruning of the new growth twice or three times per year is required to maintain a neat shape for your Leyland Cypress Hedge. This will also allow you to easily maintain the hedge at the precise height you require. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Leylandii Cypress can survive even if the temperatures drop 20 degrees below zero. Robust and tough, this cultivar is rarely affected by pest and diseases.Leyland root ball hedging is the fastest and most cost effective way to establish a beautiful green evergreen hedge in your garden. Green Leyland Cypress Root Balls are good value for money and a great option for mass planting. This cultivar is tough, easy to grow, and practically maintenance-free, and its vigorous growth rate ensures you won’t have to wait for years to get an impressive evergreen screen or hedge. And, if you’re prone to sneezing and sniffing when around Christmas trees, you’ll be glad to know that Cupressus x Leylandii doesn’t produce the allergy-triggering oleoresins, which makes it ideal for people with sap or pine tree allergy.Please see also Cupressus Leylandii hedging plants in containers offering a wide choice of sizes and maturities.

GBP 25.41

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