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Parthenocissus Quinquefolia. Virginia Creeper Buy Online UK

Parthenocissus Quinquefolia More commonly known as Virginia Creeper this is a beautiful deciduous climber with five point lobed shaped leaves. Vibrant new green leaves in Spring give way to sumptuous mid green during the Summer, turning gradually to a stunning crimson red in Autumn.  Fast growing, this climber can reach up 12m in height and 4-6m wide and is great for covering unsightly structures in the garden. It loves full sun and partial shade, but to achieve really vibrant autumnal colours it is best to plant in partial shade.Producing blue/black/purple berries in the winter, these are loved by birds and will help to attract more birds into your garden. This useful climber grows well in any well drained fertile soil.Can be pruned a couple of times a year if you need to keep it's growth in check.

GBP 63.00

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Corylus Hallesche Riesen Hazelnut Hallesche Reisen Tree

Corylus Hallesche Riesen or Hazelnut Hallesche ReisenThe hazelnut is the oldest nut variety used in Europe. The Corylus Avellana Hallesche Riesen originated in the Halle region of Germany during the late 1700s. The nut tree quickly won acclaim for its ample yield and superb flavour. The hazelnuts are quite large and provide a sweet, bold taste. Each nut measures about 4 centimeters and are round in shape. The nuts are typically ready for harvest during mid-September. The robust hazelnuts of the Corylus Hallesche Riesen can easily be stored in a dry place and last throughout the winter months. Their ability to store well made them a highly coveted food staple throughout ancient Europe, especially during the often cold, long, bleak winters.The Hazel Nut Hallesche Reisen is a hardy, strong growing deciduous hazel tree. When fully grown it will reach a height of 7 metres. Its leaves are bright green with slightly bluish margins. The leaves are egg-shaped and measure 6 to 10 centimeters long. During the autumn, the foliage turns a brilliant yellow hue that instantly attracts admiration. Unlike most hazels, the Corylus Hallesche Riesen blooms later in the season so is less susceptible to any unexpected late spring frosts. Catkins and flowers typically appear from March to April. The male catkins are golden and exceptionally showy. The female catkins are very small and reddish. The male Hallesche Riesen variety produces ample pollen which makes it well suited for pollinating bushes of natural stock. In order to produce a nut crop, a pollinator must be provided because the hazel is not self-pollinating. To ensure an ample yield, it is suggested that you plant at least two hazel trees of any variety within close proximity of each other because they depend on the wind for pollination. Ideally, space them about 4 metres apart. The Corylus Hallesche Riesen is very hardy and can withstand cold and wet conditions. It features a strong, upright growth habit. Plant in a full sun area or partial shade location. It tolerates most soil conditions but grows best in a planting site that contains ample organic content. Consider growing the hazel tree as a dense hedgerow. Hazelnuts are a valuable food source for woodland creatures and the tree’s dense growth provides optimal shelter for wildlife and songbirds. The Hallesche Reisen trees are relatively easy to grow and don’t take up an enormous amount of space so they are perfect for even small cottage gardens. 

GBP 120.00

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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 93.75

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Cornus Controversa Giant Dogwood Tree for Sale Online UK

Cornus Controversa is a large ornamental tree with tiered branches that is perfect for low-maintenance, wildlife-friendly spaces. Cornus Controversa trees are commonly called giant dogwood trees. They originate from the Himalayas, China and Japan but have grown well in the UK since the late 18th century.In spring this deciduous tree grows ovate green leaves on horizontally tiered branches. In May these sweeping, tiered branches hold 18 cm wide clusters of flat-headed, star-shaped cream flowers that attract all kinds of pollinators. The pretty, scented flowers mature in small black fruits during autumn.As winter approaches its spectacular tiered foliage turns all shades of orange, red and purple before falling with the frosts. During winter the striking shape of Cornus Controversa gives architectural height and structure to a bare garden.Height and Spread of Cornus ControversaCornus Controversa is a fast-growing deciduous tree that will reach a height of 15 metres and spread over the same distance. It’s best suited to medium or large gardens. How Hardy Is Cornus ControversaDogwoods are by nature very hardy and Cornus Controversa can withstand temperatures down to –15 degrees if its roots are well-drained. It is drought tolerant and fairly pest resistant once established.How To Use Cornus ControversaA giant dogwood is the perfect specimen tree for larger open spaces. Its architectural form and interesting colours fill a garden all year round and provide a habitat and food source for wildlife.We also sell Cornus Controversa Variegata, more commonly called the Wedding Cake Tree, and Cornus Controversa Pagoda. If you have a large space they look spectacular planted side by side.Giant dogwood grows quickly so it’s best to make sure the planting area will support a large tree even after a few years.How To Care For Cornus ControversaGiant dogwood is tough and hardy in low temperatures but cold drying winds can damage its spectacular foliage, stripping it before the autumn colours have a chance to appear.Plant yours in a sheltered spot in full sun for the best colours, although it will grow happily in partial shade too. Pruning is not necessary.Giant dogwood prefers well-drained fertile soil but will tolerate most types. They are not too keen on alkaline conditions and will grow more slowly in chalky soils.Water Cornus Controversa well until it's established and add a thick layer of mulch in the springtime for extra nutrients and healthy growing season.

GBP 367.50

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Hedera colchica Dentata Variegata. Variegated Ivy Dentata

Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is a variety of evergreen climbing ivy with large, green leaves that are variegated with yellow highlights. This ivy originates from Persia and is more commonly known as Variegated Ivy Dentata.Because Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is an evergreen climber, it provides year round colour to your garden. Its heart-shaped, leathery green leaves are brightly splashed with pale yellow rather than cream, and it’s self-clinging through aerial roots so no tricky trellis or wire supports are required. Variegated Ivy Dentata is vigorous and bushy all year round and has the added benefit of producing large green-yellow flowers in October to November which late pollinators find attractive. In the late autumn it bears fruit which acts as a source of food for birds. Dentata is a fast growing species of variegated ivy and one plant will reach a maximum height of eight metres and four in breadth. If you want thick cover try planting several near one another.How Hardy is Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata?Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is full hardy in any soil once established. Young plants appreciate water in the summer months. How To Use Hedera Colchica Dentata VariegataIvy is a great cost effective way to cover an unsightly wall, fence, shed or tree and because the foliage is brighter than other ivies, it’s a good choice for dark corners where you need some brightness.  Hedera Colchica Dentata Variegata is a good ground cover choice too, effectively covering large patches of stony or bare earth with ease.How to Care for Hedera Colchica Dentata VariegataVariegated Ivy Dentata needs little care once established. It prefers alkaline soil so is suited to areas cleared of rubble, but it will happily grow vigorously in any Ph. If you need to keep your ivy under control you can prune it at any time of the year. Bear in mind it grows very quickly so you’ll need to do this yearly or risk the tips growing out of reach. Grown as ground cover on banks, slopes or level ground it provides safe habitats for wildlife as well as cover for unsightly areas. Grown vertically older specimens provide safe nesting or roosting areas for birds. Variegata Ivy Dentata has won the RHS’s Award of Garden Merit because it’s such a useful and hardy species. Appreciated by wildlife and gardeners alike, Variegated Ivy Dentata is a best buy if you need rapid easy-to-care–for cover. More Climbers....

GBP 120.00

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Quercus Robur, Quercus Pedunculata, English Oak trees buy UK

Quercus Robur, also known as Quercus Pedunculata or English Oak, is a magnificent tree native to the UK. This long-lived and much-loved tree is one of the most common species to be found in the UK, and with good reason - bring its stately beauty home to your own property!The English Oak has long held a special place in the forests of the UK, where it is a native species. As Quercus Robur matures, it forms a wide, spreading crown which casts a dappled shade onto the ground below. The 10 cm long dark green leaves emerge in May, at the same time as the 2- 4 cm long yellow catkins which hang from the branches. Once an English Oak tree has reached about 40 years, these flowers are followed in autumn by the 2- 2.5 cm long acorns that are a favourite food of many wild animals. The leaves turn a reddish-brown in autumn. Hardy in all parts of the UK, Quercus Robur will grow to a height of 12 metres and spread of 8 metres in 20 to 50 years. However, it will continue to grow fairly rapidly for up to 120 years, reaching a final mature height between 20 and 40 metres. This is a tree to plant for the future, not just for your lifetime. Because of the eventual size of these trees, it is best to plant them up to 12 metres apart. No pruning is required to maintain the desired shape of these magnificent trees. Our specimens will get you off to a good start, as they are already more than 2 metres tall! Plant your Quercus Robur in full sun or partial shade in any well-drained soil, in a sheltered or exposed position. Tolerant of air pollution and moderately tolerant of salt spray, English Oak is a good choice for planting in many different environments within the UK.Carefully select your spot for an English Oak tree, as you should consider its eventual large size. This is not a tree for a small city garden, but on a larger urban property a Quercus Robur would make an excellent specimen tree, and on an open country acreage or in a woodland garden, one or more of these magnificent trees would be a perfect choice!Quercus Robur is a much-loved tree in the UK landscape, and understandably so: it is a long-living, sturdy tree of great beauty. Planting an English Oak is an investment not just for you, but for future generations! High Quality Bare Root PlantsOur bare root Quercus Robur are established & mature, with well developed root systems.We are confident that these are the best quality bare root plants available. They will quickly establish & thrive, once planted.Prices are based on a minimum or multiple order of 25 plants.

GBP 168.75

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Aristolochia Macrophylla. Dutchmans Pipe. Pipevine Climber

Aristolochia Macrophylla or Dutchman's Pipe ClimberThe Aristolochia Macrophylla is a native deciduous vine of the Eastern United States and parts of Ontario, Canada. It is commonly referred to as the Dutchman’s Pipe or the Pipevine. It received its unique monikers because of the flowers this climber produces which resemble a meerschaum pipe. The flowers of the Dutchman’s Pipe are yellowish-green and typically measure approximately 5 centimeters in length. The blossoms appear in profusion in May and persist into August. Each flower of the Aristolochia macrophylla features a heady, unusual fragrance that attracts a bevy of insects to the garden. Once an insect enters the flower it is trapped by the fine hairs located inside the blossom’s throat. The hairs point downward so the insect enters the tunnel easily but then becomes trapped with no avenue of escape as the hairs downward slope works to imprison the insect. The more the insect tries to escape, the more pollen that is rubbed off the insect onto the fine hairs of the bloom to ensure pollination. Interestingly, the insect is not doomed. The bloom secretes a tiny bit of honeydew. It just enough to keep the insect from starving. Once pollination occurs, the flowers stigmas wither and the trapped insect can escape. After pollination, the Pipevine produces a long fruit that resembles a cucumber. It measures 6 to 10 centimeters in length and 3 centimeters across and contains an abundance of seeds. Even though the vine is famous for its unusual flowers, the truly outstanding feature of the Aristolochia macrophylla is its foliage which is so profuse that it often hides the flowers. Each leaf is heart-shaped and measures 15 to 30 centimeters across and overlaps its neighbouring leaf to create a dense overflow of foliage that is exceptionally eye-catching. Plant Dutchman’s Pipe vine in full sun for best growth. However, it will tolerate partial shade but may not grow as large. Ideally, when planting the Pipevine, choose a planting location that is well-draining. Keep the soil moist during the first year of growth to encourage a strong root and diverse system to adequately support the large vine. The woody vine grows rapidly to heights of 9 meters or more. Aristolochia macrophylla grows in a twining fashion. Provide it with a sturdy trellis or arbor to sprawl across. Many people grow it across the facade of a building or house. The Pipevine tolerates pruning well to maintain its size and shape. Prune the vine in the late winter or early spring. Remove no more than one-fourth of the vine at a time or you may stunt its growth. Ideally, trim away the weakest branches of the vine. Plant the Dutchman’s Pipe vine anywhere that you desire a vigorous vine that requires very little care to thrive. It usually looks outstanding in woodland gardens. The Aristolochia macrophylla vine is also cherished for its ability to attract butterflies to the garden. It is the principle food source of the Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly.

GBP 123.75

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