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Trachycarpus Wagnerianus. Miniature Chusan Palm Tree. Palms UK

Trachycarpus Wagnerianus. Miniature Chusan Palm Tree. Palms UK

Trachycarpus Wagnerianus - although known as the Miniature Chusan Palm Tree - and often fondly referred to as WaggiesOriginating from Japan and Korea, this hardy palm is well used to surviving the typhoon season, so it copes well with exposed, windy positions. The leaves are much more rigid and compact than the very popular Trachycarpus Fortunei, also a hardy palm suited to growing outdoors in the UK. Trachycarpus Wagnerianus is one of the most beautiful of the palms that we are able to grow here in the UK and Ireland. Also known as Waggy, and Dwarf Chusan Palm, Trachycarpus Wagnerianus has its origins in Germany, where it was named by Ludwig Winter to honour his fellow horticulturalist, Albert Wagner. As it turns out, Wagner had imported a quantity of this more compact Trachycarpus from Japan; and eventually sold his entire inventory to Mr Winter. If you are seeking an exquisite specimen to bring an exotic style to your garden, Trachycarpus wagnerianus is certainly a specimen you should be adding.The hardiest of palms grown in our region, Dwarf Chusan Palm will tolerate snow, frost, and temperatures down to -15OC. Even in the strongest winds, this cold tolerant palm will maintain its shape and appearance. Unlike many exotics, this offering is truly a low maintenance delight.Waggies will grow to 5-6 metres in ultimate height, and about 2 metres in spread (over 50 years) ; and have a slow growth habit. They prefer full sun but can do well in partial shade exposures as well.  Provide a moist, rich, and well-drained soil media of near neutral, slightly acidic, or slightly alkaline pH.One of the most prominent features of Trachycarpus Wagnerianus is their small, stiff leaves, making them much tougher than the ‘standard’ and larger Trachycarpus Fortunei. Another feature of the smallish leaves is that aside from their jaunty, attractive appearance, they do make it easier to accommodate when space is at a premium.The popularity of this variety of Trachycarpus continues to grow across the UK and Ireland with its unique silhouette adding an outstanding architectural feature to your exotics. More compact than the Trachycarpus Fortunei and its markedly more hardy tolerance to our climate, this is an outstanding hardy palm to add to your garden space for this year.Paramount Plants specialises in these tropical plants that are hardy enough for the UK climate.

GBP 453.75
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Hydrangea Paniculata Vanille Fraise, Shrubs, UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Vanille Fraise, Shrubs, UK

Hydrangea Paniculata Vanille Fraise - Hydrangea Paniculatas are taller more upright than the lower growing mound forming Macrophylla Hydrangeas.Paniculata Hydrangeas have large showy flowers - Hydrangea Vanille Fraise has a particularly attractive flower creamy white and changes to pink as the season progresses. Truly fabulous flowers with a very long flowering period.Often shown in the photos shown of the Hamptons in USA these Hydrangeas are used as hedging as well as ornamentals - perfectly suited to the UK climate.We now also stock Hydrangea Paniculata Vanille Fraise as a tree form - grown as half standard trees - they look absolutely stunning when grown as a pair, either side of an entrance for example, prolific flowers and long flowering period.

GBP 101.50
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Elaeagnus Angustifolia Oleaster for Sale Online UK & Ireland

Elaeagnus Angustifolia Oleaster for Sale Online UK & Ireland

Elaeagnus Angustifolia, also known as Oleaster or Russian olive, is an incredibly tough tree which will survive almost any type of growing conditions, and will be especially successful in the most challenging climates in the UK!  Whether grown as a specimen plant in a sheltered city garden or as windbreak by the sea, Elaeagnus Angustifolia will come through with flying colours!Native to Russia and Iran, Elaeagnus Angustifolia has been grown in the UK since the 1500s. The thorny stems bear silver, fragrant leaves, and produce small white flowers with a honey scent in June, which are a valuable pollen source for bees. Silver-orange berries later appear in the autumn which, while edible, are mostly of value for attracting birds. A unique quality of the Oleaster is that its roots set nitrogen, feeding not just itself, but also other plants around them, making them a valuable companion planting.  Elaeagnus Angustifolia is hardy throughout the UK and northern Europe, growing quickly to a mature height of 3 metres and spread of 2 metres within 10 years. Oleaster will tolerate considerable pruning, and can even be cut right back to the ground. If planting Elaeagnus Angustifolia as a hedge, space plants 35-75 cm apart. You can use a high potassium fertilizer in August to help new growth mature before winter. Elaeagnus Angustifolia will tolerate almost any conditions, and in fact thrives in some of the toughest. It is an excellent choice for coastal plantings, as it can take cold, exposed positions and is tolerant to salt, as well as doing quite well in dry, sandy soil, although it will also grow in heavy clay soil, as well as loam. It grows best in full sun.  Oleaster can be used as a specimen plant in a small garden, where its silvery leaves can be used to great effect when combined with climbing plants such as roses or clematis, and where the scent of the foliage and flowers can be appreciated close up. It will thrive in a hot, dry spot such as a patch of gravel where little else will grow. On a larger property, Elaeagnus Angustifolia makes an effective security hedge, as its thorns will deter intruders, either animal or human, and can be employed as a windbreak to provide shelter for other, more delicate plants.  Elaeagnus Angustifolia is a great choice for gardens across the UK because of its resilience in difficult conditions, as well as its beautiful foliage and flowers. It has a place in gardens large and small! 

GBP 91.00
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Magnolia Stellata Rosea. Pink Flowering Magnolias. Buy Online UK

Magnolia Stellata Rosea. Pink Flowering Magnolias. Buy Online UK

Magnolia Stellata Rosea. The pink star Magnolia is a deciduous shrub with the same shaped flowers as Magnolia Stellata but in pale pink rather than the customary pure white flowers.Our mature specimens are circa 10-15 years of age and they give instant impact. These shrubs are slow growing and buying smaller versions will take years to mature to this size.We have a large selection of flowering Magnolias including Magnolia Soulangeana and Magnolia Heaven Scent which is also an early pink flowering variety. Order Magnolias online - we offer nationwide UK delivery. 

GBP 165.00
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Corylus Avellana Contorta. Corkscrew Hazel Tree for sale UK

Corylus Avellana Contorta. Corkscrew Hazel Tree for sale UK

Corylus Avellana Contorta or Corkscrew HazelCorylus avellana Contorta is widely admired for its complicated hazel contours. Its hallmarks are twisted branches and a gnarled trunk. Commonly known as the Corkscrew Hazel, this is one of the best winter plants. Pale winter skies with the sun hanging low provide an enchanting backdrop to Contorta’s gnarled and deeply twisted dark branches. In late winter, chubby catkins lightly open up into long and curvy tassels.  The Corkscrew Hazel bush or tree grows slowly and rarely reaches more than 15 feet in height. In summer, it produces an abundance of green leaves and in winter, the showy catkins appear adding superb winter interest.  All hazels can adjust themselves to different soils, but they should preferably be grown on loamy soil or chalk soil in breezy open spaces for the best results.Corylus avellana Contorta is a native hazel to the UK. It was first discovered in the early 1860s by Henry Nicholson Ellacombe, a Victorian gardener of note. He noticed the intricate form of the Corkscrew Hazel in a Gloucestershire hedgerow and was struck by the dramatic effect of the tangled stems. Before long, Corylus avellana Contorta had its own dedicated section in the gardens of Myddelton House, close to  Enfield. It was here that Ellacombe’s friend Edward Bowles planted the first twisted hazel in cultivation. In fact, the original Corylus avellana Contorta is still there today. The Corkscrew Hazel grew in popularity as evermore renowned gardeners began admiring the bonsai-like, sculptural charms and deeply gnarled bark of this twisted hazel. It went on to be commonly known as Harry Lauder's Walking Stick, a famous Scottish entertainer whose trademark walking stick was made from Corylus avellana Contorta.Corylus avellana Contorta or Corkscrew Hazel has been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit, which makes it a great choice for a UK garden. We deliver Corylus avellana Contorta throughout the UK and Ireland.

GBP 247.50
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Cercis Canadensis Forest Pansy.Shrubs. Buy Online UK

Cercis Canadensis Forest Pansy.Shrubs. Buy Online UK

Cercis Canadensis is commonly known as Forest Pansy this is a decidous shrub grown mainly for the stunning foliage which is deep purple and heart shaped. The leaves of the forest pansy deepen in colour as the autumn approaches with hints of the deepest reds and magentas.  Will grow well in a sunny warm spot and easily grow to 4-5m height in 10 years.The flowers are usually borne on the tree before the foliage starts and the displays become much more intense with time. Grows well in rich well draining soil with plenty of organic matter.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most UK gardens. Read more about Cercis Canadensis Forest Pansy on our blog feature. 

GBP 187.50
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Common Hawthorn Tree. Crataegus Monogyna. Buy Online UK

Common Hawthorn Tree. Crataegus Monogyna. Buy Online UK

Crataegus Monogyna is known as the Common Hawthorn and is a common sight along the hedgerows in the UK. This beautiful tree has been part of the British landscape for millennia.The May Tree's blanket of white blossom heralds the beginning of summer. In fact one of the best known names for this tree is the May Flower and the ship that set sail from the UK to America - The Mayflower was named after the Hawthorn tree.The tree is robust and dense and is absolutley covered in white blooms in May - June, creating a wonderful sight in any garden as a specimen tree. The flowers are circa 10mm across with five pure white petals and numerous pinky red stamens. The flowers attract pollinators and the dense foliage is the perfect safe place for nesting birds. In Autumn the flowers are followed by haws - these are bright red in colour and similar to berries or hips - they are a very important source of food for many birds and are particularly loved by waxwings and thrushes. Foliage in Autumn turns a beautiful golden yellow contrasting with the bright red haws.Growing Tip - Common Hawthorn is hardy and will grow on just about any soil, including chalky or clay soil. It is tolerant in exposed sites including the coast. Crataegus Monogyna is a natural hedging plant and is a must in mixed hedgerows or mixed ornamental hedges. With its dense habit and thorny branches this is a go-to hedging plant for resisting intruders, plant this attractive hedge around your property boundary for extra security.  

GBP 90.00
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Phyllostachys Bissetii Bamboo. Fast Growing Screening Buy UK

Phyllostachys Bissetii Bamboo. Fast Growing Screening Buy UK

 Phyllostachys Bissetii is also known as Bisset's Bamboo is a fast growing variety of Bamboo, that is a very useful choice as a living screen. The dense evergreen foliage and densely clustering canes make this bamboo a good wind screening plant or windbreak.A luscious hedging bamboo that provides an air of calmness and tranquility in the garden, with its gently rustling leaves in the breeze.Bisset's Bamboo is particularly cold hardy and is the go-to Bamboo screen for areas that need cold hardy evergreen screening, for these locations Phyllostachys must be grown directly in the ground. Growing Tip Phyllostachys Bissetii prefers either full sun or partial shade location in rich, well drained soil. These can be grown in pots for example on a roof terrace but care must be taken to keep them properly watered.Phyllostachys Bissetii has been given the RHS Award of Garden Merit - a sure sign it will perform well here in the UK   

GBP 53.63
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Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech TreeFagus Sylvatica (also known as the Common Beech or European Beech) is native to South Wales and the southern United Kingdom and belongs to the family of Fagaceae. This is a popular hedging variety of Fagus Sylvatica, which although deciduous, gets its new leaves early every year. In the autumn, its old leaves drop off very slowly, often remaining on the plant throughout the winter. These features make it suitable for hedging. In fact, beech is one of the most popular deciduous hedging plants in the UK. In the winter season we also have this plant available in bare root form. Fagus Sylvatica produces new foliage between March and April each year. The shape of the leaves are ovate. New leaves emerge in spring in hues of beautiful green-yellow. As the foliage matures over the summer, the leaves become a deeper green. In autumn, they turn reddish-brown. Fagus Sylvatica is monoecious, meaning it produces both male and female flowers, which it produces during late April and May. Female flowers grow in pairs and are green. Male flowers are in the form of catkins and drape elegantly from long stalks. After the flowering period, edible beech nuts are produced, which these days, are mainly used to feed livestock. Whole enriched oil-nuts start forming in autumn, around September. The leaves of common beech take some time to decay completely. Fagus Sylvatica can live for hundreds of years and is UK hardy for all regions of United Kingdom. Beech is wild-life friendly providing shelter and food for many species. It is not overly fussy about soil type but thrives in limestone or chalky soils. See also Purple Beech for Hedging. For mixed beech and hornbeam hedging, see also Hornbeam Hedging Carpinus Betulus which we have availabile in many sizes.  

GBP 37.50
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Syringa Microphylla Superba. Lilac Pink Flowering Buy UK

Syringa Microphylla Superba. Lilac Pink Flowering Buy UK

Syringa Microphylla Superba (full botanical name is Syringa Pubescens Subsp. Microphylla Superba) Also commonly known as Very Little Leaf Lilac Superba is a beautiful Lilac cultivar, with as the name suggests, very small ovate leaves and very pretty pink, scented flowers that present in conical clusters or panicles.This Lilac variety is very fragrant as are most Lilacs and for this reason they are coveted as cut flowers too. A few stems of Syringa Microphylla Superba in a vase, will perfume an entire room. The blooms appear during late Spring and will carry on blooming through the summer months.Growing Tip - gentle deadheading, will prolong the flowering period.Syringa Microphylla Superba is a very hardy, deciduous shrub with a bushy habit that will grow in most soils as long as it has some sun. It is also not fussy about being sheltered so it can occupy a myriad of locations and is very easy to grow. Superba will even tolerate chalky or sandy soils and this lovely shrub will attain a height and spread of between 2-2.5 metres at maturity.Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, which is a good sign it will perform well in most UK gardens.

GBP 108.75
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Yew Spirals Topiary Plants UK. Yew Topiary Spirals. Evergreen Topiary

Yew Spirals Topiary Plants UK. Yew Topiary Spirals. Evergreen Topiary

Yew Spirals Topiary Plants UK. Yew Topiary Spirals count as one of the most iconic English trees for creating topiary,  these premium quality yew spirals are thick and dense and the deepest of greens. The art of using evergreen Yew to create topiary shapes has been part of English garden design for centuries. These really are as sumptuous as they look in the images.Native Yew is an excellent choice for topiary as it is very slow growing so it requires minimal pruning and it is very easy with a once yearly trim to keep these beautiful trees in shape.  Their slow growth does mean that the larger specimens have taken years to reach this size and shape. Our mature specimens are stunning and will create an instant impact in your garden design.Our Topiary Yew Spirals will perform well if kept in containers - such as terracotta planters or they can be planted directly in the ground.

GBP 442.50
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Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl. Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl UK

Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl. Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl UK

Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl, or Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl, is an elegant clump-forming umbrella bamboo distinguished by its dark purple culms. This fast-growing new hybrid is the perfect choice if you want a really tall evergreen screen fast!Native to China, Fountain Bamboo will grow quickly in height but at the same time not spread quickly, making it an ideal choice for gardens large and small. The canes of Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl are sometimes a dark purple, almost black shade, contrasting beautifully with the narrow, bright green leaves produced in profusion. Upright with an arching effect at the top, giving it the name Fountain Bamboo, and its elegant appearance will work well in both formal settings and country gardens.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl will quickly grow to a mature height of 2.5-4 metres and spread of 1-1.5 metres. Cut out dead or damaged canes, and thin in spring. Remove flowering stems immediately. After a few years the rhizomes can be divided in spring. Space Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl plants a metre apart if planted as a hedge.Plant Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl in full sun or partial shade, in moist loam or clay soil in a sheltered or exposed position, although it should be protected from drying winds in coastal regions. It is generally disease free, but new shoots may be susceptible to slugs. Both deer resistant and tolerant of pollution, Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl can be used in a variety of planting situations.Fountain Bamboo Black Pearl is a good choice for container planting on a rooftop terrace or in a courtyard garden, where its restrained growth habit will be appreciated, while the colourful culms and evergreen foliage will provide year-round visual interest and privacy screening. It’s an excellent choice for a fast-growing hedge along the edge of a city garden, creating a private oasis away from the street traffic in a few short years. In a country garden, a clump of several Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl would create a striking focal point, while one specimen plant would be an excellent addition at the back of a mixed border, where it would provide reliable year-round visual interest.Fargesia Nitida Black Pearl combines the desirable characteristics of quick growth to mature height while at the same time staying within bounds. It’s an excellent, low-maintenance hedging choice for the UK garden! 

GBP 165.00
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Punica Granatum Pomegranate Trees for Sale UK Buy Online

Punica Granatum Pomegranate Trees for Sale UK Buy Online

Punica Granatum or Pomegranate TreeThe Punica Granatum, commonly called the Pomegranate Tree is a deciduous fruit tree whose origins can be traced back to Iran where it grows wild. Pomegranate trees are native to much of the Middle East but can also be found flourishing in many parts of Europe. In its natural state, the pomegranate tree grows as a large bush to a height of 2 to 4 metres. However, the Pomegranate is commonly trained into a tree form, and is an attractive decorative tree for small gardens provided it is in a sunny protected spot. Our specimens have a lovely ¼ standard shape and have big bushy crowns. When grown as a tree, these pomegranates will reaches a height of between 5 to 8 metres. Pomegranate Trees despite their middle-eastern origins, will grow in the Southern UK. Famously, there is a mature fruiting Pomegranate Tree growing in the Chelsea Physic Garden (London’s oldest botanical garden founded in 1673, as the Apothecaries’ Garden, with the purpose of training apprentices in the identification and use of medicinal plants). In the spring and summer months, the pomegranate tree produces reddish-orange flowers on new growth. It develops two types of flowers: bell-shaped and vase-shaped. The vase-shaped flowers are sterile and the bell-shaped flowers are fertile. The pomegranate tree requires no other pollinator tree and is perfectly capable of self-pollinating. However, it will produce a more ample fruit crop if a pollinator pomegranate tree is planted in close proximity.  After flowering, Punica Granatum develops lovely rounded fruit that resembles red apples. The fruit features reddish leathery skin that encases from 200 to 1400 red, juicy, flavourful seeds and a yellowish edible rind. Each fruit measures from 5 to 15 centimetres in diameter. The juice of the pomegranate was once used to create dyes and inks.Mature pomegranate trees feature thick bark which makes them cold-hardy. The tree grows well in the southern UK when planted in a sunny sheltered location. Plant the pomegranate tree in a full sun in a site that has well-draining soil.  Pomegranate trees will not tolerate overly saturated soil. The trees prefer moderately moist soil, but once established they are drought hardy. It generally takes a pomegranate tree three years after planting before it begins to develop fruit. Punica Granatum is relatively carefree. If desired, it can be lightly pruned annually to maintain its size. Any damaged or diseased limbs should always be promptly removed. 

GBP 94.88
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Stachyurus Praecox Spiketail for Sale Online UK and Ireland

Stachyurus Praecox Spiketail for Sale Online UK and Ireland

Stachyurus Praecox, also known as Spiketail, is not commonly grown in UK gardens, but should be used more, as its habit of flowering in the late winter brings a welcome hint of spring to your garden! It has received the RHS Award of Garden Merit.Native to Japan and the mountains of eastern Asia, Stachyurus Praecox will be one of the first plants to bloom in your garden every year. Starting in February and continuing until April, chains of 10 to 20 tiny, creamy yellow flowers hang in great profusion from the gracefully arched, bare red-brown branches. They are a welcome early source of pollen for bees. The ovate leaves, 8-15 cm long, are medium green in spring and summer before turning an attractive yellow in autumn. Hardy in most parts of the UK, Spiketail will grow to a full height of 2.5-4 metres and spread of 1.5-2.5 metres in a period of 20 to 50 years. Remove any dead or damaged stems after blooming has finished in early spring, and cut out flowering shoots and crossing stems to the base. Plant your Stachyurus Praecox in full sun or partial shade in humus-rich, moist, but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid or neutral ph. It will do well in a sheltered or exposed position, but avoid a north-facing aspect. In regions with more severe winters choose a sheltered location. Apply a layer of mulch to the base of the plant in spring. Spiketail is resistant to most insects and disease. Stachyurus Praecox should be placed where you can fully appreciate its flowers in the late winter. Planted at the back of a mixed border, it will provide early season interest and then become part of the background when its flowering is done. It is also a good choice for including in a mixed informal hedge, or as part of a foundation planting. It can be planted in a woodland or wildlife garden, where its tolerance for partial shade will let it thrive under larger trees, and adding early season interest, as well as a food source for bees. Stachyurus Praecox is also well-suited to fan training against a south-facing wall to maximize its show of flowers each winter and spring. Stachyurus Praecox will be a valuable addition to your garden, with its early flowers lifting your spirits on late winter days. This hardy flowering shrub deserves a place in your landscape plans!

GBP 138.75
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Purple Beech Trees. Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea Buy UK

Purple Beech Trees. Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea Buy UK

Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea. Commonly known as Purple BeechA magnificent tree the purple majestic can be seen in absolute contrast to the myriad of greens in the UK landscape. As a specimen tree it was often used by Capability Brown and has become a firm favourite for woodland style planting, due largely to its spectacular foliage colour. Plant this tree strategically to get the most WOW factor. As this is a large broad leaf tree it is not a suitable choice for small gardens but will thrive where it has room to grow and achieve its full potential. In contrast Fagus Sylvatica Atropunicea grown for hedging is easily managed by regular pruning this cultivar maintains its deep purple colour throughout the year, unlike the more common Copper Beech which can fade to green in the summer. Can be attractive when planted with alternate green hedging to create an ornamental hedge of purple and bright green - a Grisselinia is a good contrast for this.A purely purple beech hedge is a thing of beauty and will be appreciated by nesting birds in the summer. For a super stunning design element use purple beech to create a mini maze or for screening off 'garden rooms' such as an outdoor seating area or for dividing flowers and a potager area. The possibilities are endless.  Growing Tip: Good growing conditions for beech are well draining rich soils and in a sunny open position. 

GBP 37.50
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Pinus Strobus Eastern White Pine. Weymouth Pine Buy online UK

Pinus Strobus Eastern White Pine. Weymouth Pine Buy online UK

Pinus Strobus Eastern White Pine or Weymouth PinePinus Strobus (Eastern White Pine) is a true blue Pine tree which adds real colour to a garden setting. Soft long needles and a smooth trunk gives Pinus Strobus an almost tropical feel. This pine can grow to quite a size but take a leaf out of the Japanese gardeners book and trim it to keep it to the size you desire. Originating in North America they are found as far north as Newfoundland through Manitoba and the Appalachian mountains down to Minnesota they are evergreen and extremely hardy. They are sometimes known in the UK as Weymouth Pines named after George Weymouth who introduced these trees to the United Kingdom as far back as 1620. The Eastern White Pine tree also trims very well so it's an ideal candidate for using as privacy trees. This pine grows in any soil as long as fertile and well drained. It prefers the sunniest spot you can give it.Take a look at our entire range of Conifers - all varieties are available to buy online from our London nursery. 

GBP 122.50
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Viburnum Lantana Wayfaring Tree or Cotton Tree Buy Online UK

Viburnum Lantana Wayfaring Tree or Cotton Tree Buy Online UK

Viburnum Lantana or Wayfaring TreeViburnum Lantana is a large, upright fruiting shrub and one of the best for chalky soil. It’s often found growing wild in the pathway hedgerows of southern England hence its common name the ‘Wayfaring Tree’.Viburnum Lantana has flexible brown-green stems, that were used historically to tie bundles and bales, and its finely toothed ovate grey-green deciduous foliage turns bright red before falling with the first frosts. In May and June small scented tubular white flowers cluster in a flat-topped spray at the tips of upright branches and give rise to Viburnum Lantana’s other name ‘The Cotton Tree’. These delicate flowers are much loved by pollinators and gradually mature into long rounded red fruits that ripen into black berries during autumn and early winter. In the autumn months, a wayfaring tree’s bare stems are an attractive place for spider webs and during the winter low sunlight will catch on the frosted twigs.Height and Spread Of Viburnum LantanaWayfaring trees will reach between 2.5-4 metres tall and 2.5 to 4 metres wide but shrubs can be kept to preferred height and spread with regular clipping.How Hardy Are Viburnum LantanaThe Wayfaring Tree is a hardy plant that’s tough enough to withstand UK weather conditions. It will grow in colder parts of the UK down to sub-zero temperatures, enjoys all soil conditions, and is drought tolerant once established.    How To Use Viburnum LantanaBecause it’s a hardy flowering and fruiting shrub Viburnum Lantana is a perfect ‘no-effort’ shrub for woodland and wildlife gardens. Plant wayfaring shrubs at the back of a border for height and colour, or choose them for wildlife-friendly mixed country hedging. It’s best to place them 30 cm apart for a dense hedge. If you have chalky, limestone soil Viburnum Lantana is one of the few shrubs that will thrive there.The wayfaring tree can also be grown as an interesting stand-alone specimen tree if the leader stem is left uncut.How To Care For Viburnum LantanaViburnum Lantana will grow in most conditions except waterlogged ground. It thrives in chalky soil but will manage in most gardens including exposed situations, however, the flowers, fruits, and foliage will fall faster in consistently strong winds.Once planted it’s important to water a cotton tree regularly until it’s established. A good thick layer of mulch around the base during spring locks in moisture and provides nutrients for a healthy season of growth.

GBP 90.75
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Prunus Domestica Early Laxton Plum Trees for Sale Online UK

Prunus Domestica Early Laxton Plum Trees for Sale Online UK

Prunus Domestica Early LaxtonPrunus Domestica Early Laxton or the Early Laxton Plum Tree, is an excellent early-season plum which has long been a favourite of UK gardeners. A cross between Catalonia and Rivers Early Prolific, it was introduced in 1902 by Laxton Brothers of Bedfordshire. The Early Laxton Plum Tree will be one of the first deciduous trees to blossom in spring, with its white flowers appearing in late March, providing an early nectar source for the bees that are required for pollination. The medium-sized, sweet fruits will ripen in mid July to early August, turning shades of yellow and red when they are ready to pick. These freestone plums are excellent for fresh eating and cooking. Height and Spread of Prunus Domestica Early LaxtonPrunus Domestica Early Laxton will grow to a mature height of 4-6 metres in 10 years.How Hardy Is Prunus Domestica Early LaxtonPrunus Domestica Early Laxton is hardy in most parts of the UK.How to Use Prunus Domestica Early LaxtonPlant Prunus Domestica Early Laxton where you can appreciate its early season blossoms. A single tree would make an excellent addition to a wildlife or woodland garden, or be used as a focal point in a small to medium-sized lawn. In an informal country garden, the flowers and fruit of Prunus Domestica Early Laxton will be equally welcome!How to Care for Prunus Domestica Early LaxtonPlant Prunus Domestica Early Laxton ideally in full sun in a sheltered position with a south or west-facing aspect, in moist but well-drained soil with an acid to neutral pH. It is very important to provide shelter from late frosts for this early-blooming plum tree. The Early Laxton Plum Tree is not fully self-fertile and will produce a much larger crop with a pollinating partner such as Victoria Plum or Opal Plum. Plant trees 4 metres apart. Sensitive to aerosol salt, it should be planted away from sea winds in coastal regions. Avoid planting in inner city gardens, as plum trees are sensitive to pollution. Protect young trees from deer in country gardens. As with all fruit trees, an annual pruning in summer should be undertaken to ensure an open, airy crown with good air circulation for a healthy crop of plums.Prunus Domestica Early Laxton is an excellent plum tree for the UK home gardener; hardy and early-blooming and fruiting, this early fruiting tree will provide a reliable crop of sweet plums every year!

GBP 66.00
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Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud Tree for Sale Online UK

Cercis Rising Sun Redbud TreeCercis Rising Sun is a colourful deciduous tree from a small genus of flowering trees found in North America. It’s one of the best trees for smaller spaces as it really punches above its weight with outstanding colour.  Cercis Rising Sun bursts into flower during early spring with pretty pink-purple pea flowers that cluster on bare branches. The mass of blooms smells delicately sweet and attracts the early pollinators. Rounded, heart-shaped foliage arrives in April in a warm yellow apricot tone that matures into bright yellowy-lime green during the summer. During autumn the leaves deepen to vibrant rich yellow and fall with the frosts. It’s this fiery foliage that gives this tree its name ‘Rising Sun’.  Throughout winter Rising Sun Redbud holds up attractive golden-brown stems that carry frost to perfection.This is an outstanding specimen tree with foliage and flowers that create a real ‘wow’ for the greater part of the year. If you only have space for one small tree make it Rising Sun Redbud.Height and Spread Of Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will reach around 4-5 metres and spread over 3-4 metres. It holds its rounded canopy up high leaving plenty of light and space beneath the pretty foliage. How Hardy is Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud is a hardy tree that’s tough enough to withstand UK weather conditions. It will grow in colder parts of the UK down to sub-zero temperatures if its roots are well-drained. How To Use Cercis Rising SunIt’s dramatic foliage and compact shape makes Rising Sun Redbud the perfect standalone specimen tree for compact gardens and smaller spaces. Plant Rising Sun Redbud at the back of a border for height and colour, mass plant them as an unusual pathway lining, or use one as a pretty disguise for an unsightly shed or wall. If you want even more dazzling colour try pairing it with the purple Cercis Forest Pansy.Because it only reaches 4-5 metres this is an outstanding tree for a small outside space such as a front garden or placed directly into the lawn where it won’t outgrow it’s welcome.   How To Care For Cercis Rising SunRising Sun Redbud will grow in most conditions except waterlogged ground. It will tolerate all types of soil from acid to chalky gardens.Rising Sun will grow in the majority of situations but does best in full sunlight. Plenty of sunlight encourages foliage colour and brings out early flowers. Strong winds tend to damage the showy foliage so a sheltered spot is best. No pruning is necessary as it naturally holds a well-rounded shape, but you can prune it to your preference if required. Once planted it’s important to water Rising Sun Redbud regularly until it is established, and a thick layer of mulch around the base during spring provides nutrients for a healthy season of ‘flaming sunrise’ growth.Cercis or Redbuds are a distinct genus of small flowering trees with generally rounded heart-shaped leaves and pretty pea flowers in spring.

GBP 206.25
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Malus Domestica Cox Pomona Apple Coxs Pomona For Sale UK

Malus Domestica Cox Pomona Apple Coxs Pomona For Sale UK

Malus Domestica Cox Pomona, simply known as Apple Cox’s Pomona, was raised by Richard Cox and is widely believed to be a pip of Ribsten Pippen. It was introduced to the UK commercially in the 1850s and has held its own since as a dual purpose apple that can be eaten or cooked with excellent results.This is a deciduous apple tree that is mid-sized and won’t overcrowd a more compact garden. In spring it produces exceptionally pretty pink blossom that gradually turns a bright white with plenty of fragrance to attract pollinators. Foliage is a textured, oval-shaped dark green canopy that appears just before the blossom buds. When it is pollinated the blossom develops into small hard spheres that gradually swell into greenish yellow apples with a red blush and red stripes. Apple Cox’s Pomona is particularly attractive and produces a good crop that is ready to eat and / or cook in late September.How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Cox PomonaThis is a hardy apple tree than can withstand winter temperatures throughout the UK, but blossom may be damaged by late frosts.How To Use Malus Domestica Cox PomonaThis is a useful tree in a small to mid-sized garden as it will not grow too large. It will thrive in a flower border, providing summer shade to bedding plants, and looks spectacular as a specimen tree in the lawn, especially in spring when its blossom is breathtaking.You can also grow Malus Domestica Cox Pomona in a large well-watered container on the patio, or fan train it along a sunny wall. This is one of the prettiest apple trees available, that attracts wildlife such as pollinators and birds with its blossom and fruits. When cooked the apples remain beautiful, reducing down to a bright yellow sweet puree.How To Care For Malus Domestica Cox PomonaApple Cox’s Pomona requires a pollinator partner of a different variety to successfully produce fruits. This is a hardy tree that requires little care once established, but new specimens will require frequent watering and a thick layer of mulch in early spring. If late frosts are forecast it’s best to cover blossom with a fleece to protect the crop. Apple Cox’s Pomona will grow in all soils of any pH provided it is not waterlogged and receives plenty of sunlight. Pruning is not necessary, but you can cut back by a third in the winter months and remove any crossed branches to boost the tree’s vigour and allow the light to ripen its summer fruits.If you’re looking for an attractive apple tree you can’t beat the Malus Domestica Cox Pomona. It has delightful spring blossom and a striped apple that can be eaten fresh or cooked.

GBP 66.00
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Malus Domestica Granny Smith Apple Trees for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Granny Smith Apple Trees for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Granny Smith is one of the most popular and well known apple trees available in the UK. More commonly known as Apple Granny Smith, this deciduous fruiting tree was discovered by chance in Australia in 1868. As a result, crossbreeding experts are not sure what cultivar it is. Parentage aside, if you are looking for a tart, crisp apple with a hard texture then Apple Granny Smith is a winner on all fronts.Apple Granny Smith’s foliage will appear in April with small leaves springing out from the tips of bare branches. Over the year these leaves cement into a deeper green, oval shape with a pointed tip that resembles a small tree in itself.  Not long after the leaves push through, the delicate pink blossom appears. This blossom is exquisitely scented and loved by all pollinators. Each blossom begins as a dark pink bud that opens to reveal five petals tinged with pale blush of baby pink. Golden stamens stand out from the centre. On mature specimens this display is glorious particularly when it is touched by spring sunshine. In late autumn apples are ready to harvest. Large golden green spheres that taste crisp and sweet grow even on young trees. Granny Smith is well known for its keeping qualities, and apples will remain edible for many months if stored correctly.  This deciduous apple tree will lose its foliage with the first frosts leaving behind a strong framework of sturdy branches ready to bear the following year’s harvest.A Granny Smith apple tree will reach heights of 4 metres by 4 metres over 5-10 years, so is suitable for smaller gardens. You can restrict the height by cutting back the leader stem or growing as a fan trained specimen. It is self-pollinating but as with most apple trees, it can produce even more fruit if another white blossom apple tree such as Malus Evereste Crab Apple is in the vicinityHow Hardy Is Malus Domestica Granny Smith Malus Domestica Granny Smith is a hardy tree and if the roots are kept from waterlogging it can survive sub zero temperatures. However, to bear a heavy crop of apples Granny Smith needs warmth, and may not suit the colder climates of central and northern UK. How To Use Malus Domestica Granny SmithApple Granny Smith is primarily grown for the sweet apple harvest, but also looks glorious throughout the year. Plant as a specimen tree in the lawn so you can admire the seasonal changes. It will also suit a fruit orchard cropping heavily when planted near other apple trees. How To Care For Malus Domestica Granny SmithApple trees are easy to grow, and although Granny Smith needs full sun it will tolerate partial shade and prefers moist but well drained soils.  Little maintenance is needed other than cutting back dead or crossed branches in winter to create an open crown, and mulching each year to boost her health. If you have used a stake for support, regularly check this has not become too tight or restrictive around the trunk.If you are looking for a tasty and reliable apple tree, Malus Domestica Granny Smith is one of the best around. It will regularly produce a heavy crop, excelling in warm and sunny conditions. Lots more choice in our Olive and Fruit Trees section. 

GBP 25.50
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Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona Ninebark Corona for Sale UK

Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona Ninebark Corona for Sale UK

Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona, or Ninebark Corona is a rare new cultivar of an old favourite. This hardy and visually striking flowering shrub will provide year-round interest in your garden! Native to eastern North America, Ninebark is a hardy shrub with bark that peels back to reveal several layers of reddish to light brown bark, creating visual interest in winter when the branches are bare. The three-lobed, serrated leaves of Ninebark Corona are a yellow-green when they emerge in spring, becoming a rich red through the summer and autumn. Small, pink cup-shaped flowers form in flat, dense clusters in June and July, attracting bees and butterflies, and are followed by drooping clusters of small red fruits in autumn which will bring birds to your garden in autumn and winter.Hardy throughout the UK and continental Europe, Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona will grow to a mature height and spread of 1.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. If desired, prune Ninebark Corona immediately after blooming. It can grow back from being cut to the ground for rejuvenation, but you will have to wait a year for flowers. If growing in a hedge or clump, space plants 1.2-1.8 metres apart.Plant Ninebark Corona in full sun to partial shade in moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. It will also grow in wet soils. Tolerant of pollution, it is an excellent choice in city gardens, and will grow happily in poor, dry soil where other plants might suffer. It is also tolerant of salt so can be planted in coastal regions, and being deer-resistant, is perfect for country gardens, too!  Bothered by few pests and diseases, Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona is truly a low-maintenance landscape plant.Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona makes an excellent specimen plant where space is limited, since it provides year-round visual interest. Whether it is the bright green spring foliage, early summer flowers, red leaves of summer and autumn, or peeling bark of winter, there is always something to see. Ninebark Corona can be planted as a hedge to provide privacy screening, or in a mass planting on a slope to control erosion. Include it singly or in a clump in a wildlife or woodland garden, or by a stream.Physocarpus Opulifolius Corona will bring something to your garden in all seasons! Whether planted as a specimen or as a clump, this low-maintenance, high-impact hardy shrub will make a great addition to your landscape. See also Physocarpus Opulifolius Little Devil Ninebark and Physocarpus Opulifolius Darts Gold. 

GBP 105.00
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Malus Domestica Beauty of Bath Apple Trees for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Beauty of Bath Apple Trees for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Beauty of Bath is an early fruiting dessert apple with plenty of flavour and character. It was bred by G. Coolings in 1864 and has remained popular in UK gardens & orchards ever since. The much loved Discovery Apple is a descendent cultivar of this apple tree. Years ago Beauty of Bath was popular as an early season eating apple, but its habit of dropping as soon as it was ripe meant it fell out of favour as a commercial apple. However, this is still one of the best early eating apples you can grow.Fruits are small with a slightly flattened shape, and an acid taste that matures into a sweet distinctive full flavour in August. The apple grows pale green to yellow and then develops an attractive flush of red that stains the flesh beneath. In spring Beauty of Bath Apple develops pink buds that gradually turn into fragrant white blossom to attract early pollinators. Its leaves cluster thickly on an upright spreading canopy. This is a compact to large tree with a heavy crop of small fruits. It’s hard to beat this classic heavily cropping dessert apple.Height & SpreadAs apple trees go, Beauty of Bath can be considered a large deciduous tree with an upright spreading habit. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Beauty of BathThis eating apple is very hardy throughout the UK, but like all apple trees the blossom will be damaged by late occurring frosts. Plant it in a sheltered aspect free from frost pockets. Beauty of Bath is particularly resistant to scab, so it’s a good choice for damper climates and conditions.How To Use Malus Domestica Beauty of BathMalus Domestica Beauty of Bath can grow to be one of the larger apples tree, so it makes an excellent specimen for the lawn or a large flower border. Wildlife gardens benefit from an apple tree as they attract pollinators and birds. It’s possible to espalier or fan train this excellent eating apple and it grows well in a large container on the patio too, which will keep it on the smaller side. Apples are best eaten straight from the tree in August.How To Care For Malus Domestica Beauty of BathThe Beauty of Bath Apple tree needs a pollinating partner to fruit successfully, but because it is an early to mid season bloomer it can be pollinated by many other apple trees. It’s best planted in a sheltered area with moist well-drained soil and lots of light, but it will grow in poorer soils too.Prune out the crown and reduce stems by one third in the winter months if you want to encourage vigorous new growth, but this tree will grow happily without inference.Malus Domestica Beauty of Bath has stood the test of time, and although it’s not often grown commercially now, it is one of the best early to mid-season dessert apples around with a unique favour and mottled red shade you’re unlikely to find in the supermarkets. A top pick for apple fans who fancy something a little more unusual.

GBP 66.00
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Vanilla Scented Chocolate Vine Akebia Quinata Climber UK

Vanilla Scented Chocolate Vine Akebia Quinata Climber UK

Akebia Quinata is better known as the vanilla-scented Chocolate Vine that will grow anywhere. It’s valuable for its ability to cover fences, walls and trees in areas that its sun-loving counterparts won’t thrive. Akebia Quinata is a particularly vigorous climber that will easily reach ten metres in height. Its leaves are three-lobed and bright green creating the perfect backdrop for its cup-shaped maroon coloured flowers. These flowers are similar to an orchid’s in texture, being almost waxy and thick petalled with spiky purple stamens protruding from the centre. Akebia Quinata’s flowers appear in March and April clustered along the vines and giving out a spicy vanilla scent that attracts people and pollinators alike. The Chocolate Vine has leaves present for most of the year which turn a purple shade in winter. If you grow two plants in your garden they may fertilise one another and produce purpled-hued sausage shaped fruits in hot summers.Hardiness Levels of Akebia QuinataAkebia Quinata is hardy in all of the UK. As a semi-evergreen it will retain some foliage in the winter months, but severe frosts can cause it to lose all its leaves before they bud up again in springtime. How To Use Akebia QuinataAkebia Quinata is a climber so it requires vertical space. It’s best grown against a wall, fence or over a pergola or archway especially if it’s in a shady areas that other climber such as clematis or roses are not able to tolerate. Because it is so vigorous you will need to provide climbing support such as a trellis or wire frame. You can plant Chocolate Vine directly into the ground or grow it in a container provided this is well-watered and fed in the summer months. Try growing it near an open window or seating area for evening scent in the summer months. How To Care For Akebia QuinataChocolate Vine prefers moist well-drained soils. Any soil type is suitable - it’s happy in chalk, clay, sand or loam of any ph but will not thrive in water-logged conditions. It will climb in most soils and aspects but it does not respond well to transporting. Choose your planting spot carefully and try to avoid disturbing the roots when you mulch it each spring.  If you want to maintain the height and spread of Akebia Quinata prune it back after flowering, removing any unruly shoots and dead vines along with the height reduction you need. The exotic-looking and sweet-scented Chocolate Vine is an invaluable addition to a flower garden needing height and colour but with less than perfect soil conditions. Climbers can be temperamental but the Akebia Quinata is forgiving. It’s a reliable, tough climber that looks stunning in flower. 

GBP 57.75
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Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or Silk Tree Ombrella UK

Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or Silk Tree Ombrella UK

Albizia julibrissin Ombrella Tree or the Silk Tree is a showy deciduous tree with a broad spreading crown. The Silk Tree doesn’t get very large staying between 2-6 metres tall making it ideal for smaller gardens. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella has beautiful light green leaves that resemble ferns or feathers in their shape and are between 20-45 cm in length. It has gorgeous flowers that look like sprays of pink silk threads and are sometimes white or yellowish in the centre. The Silk Tree blooms from July to September and often attracts bees and butterflies to the garden with its colourful, aromatic blossoms. Each night the Silk Tree’s flowers close and then re-open the following morning. The Silk Tree has a grey bark and may develop vertical stripes as it matures. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella grows long, flat seeds pods that resemble peas. These pods mature from green to brown through the summer. Each pod contains several seeds. Albizia trees are native to parts of the subtropics including Iran, China, and Korea. In many areas Albizia varieties are used as forage for livestock. Unlike other Albizia species, the Albizia julibrissin Ombrella was bred to be more cold hardy and can survive winters in the UK and Ireland. It will tolerate temperatures as low as to -25° Celsius. Albizia julibrissin Ombrella also has darker leaves and bolder coloured flowers than other varieties of Albizia. The Silk Tree is wonderfully low maintenance. There’s no need to prune it. It will naturally develop an umbrella shaped crown which makes it often sought after as a shade tree. Its airy flowers and unique leaves make it an excellent focal point for any garden.Your Albizia julibrissin Ombrella tree should be planted in a warm area of the garden with full sun. It will do best in areas sheltered from strong winter winds. Another advantage of the Silk Tree is that it actually does best in poor or only slightly fertile soil, a great opportunity to bring life to an underperforming area of your garden. It also does best in soil that is neutral to alkaline. The care for Silk Trees is minimal. They benefit from occasional watering and autumn mulching. Mulch should be removed in spring as soon as it starts to warm up to allow the soil around the roots to warm up. 

GBP 185.63
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