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Cornus Florida Cherokee Chief Trees Buy UK

Cornus Florida Cherokee ChiefCornus Florida Cherokee Chief (commonly known as Cherokee Chief Dogwood) is a beautiful ornamental tree that simply commands attention, somewhat like a Cherokee Chief.It produces a profusion of lush ruby red flowers (or flower bracts) in April that slowly fade to a light pink. The new foliage emerges in bronze in spring, changing to glorious green as the summer progresses. It produces clusters of large edible red berries in autumn as the leaves turn a show-stopping burgundy red.This is a small tree with an attractive branching growth habit, reaching a maximum height of circa 20 feet. Perfect for smaller gardens - where it will possibly become the star of the show!Plant in a nice sunny spot and if possible, acidic soil. 

GBP 980.00

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Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra White. Winter Flowering Camellias UK

Camellia Sasanqua - this variety is known as Cleopatra White, producing a prolific and showy display of lightly fragrant white flowers in the autumn and winter. An evergreen, Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra White can be grown as a shrub and ornamental specimen plant and rarely, they are available as 'standard trees' which are fabulous when used as above hedge screening, particularly above a lowish evergreen hedge.  Camellias are native to China and Japan and Sasanqua derives mainly from a species native to southern Japan. Camellia Sasanqua have glossy dark green foliage which can be lightly pruned to shape. The Camellia Sasanqua species of camellia tend to form a large shrub or small tree. Sasanqua have dense evergreen foliage and tend to flower in autumn and winter as opposed to spring. Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra White is actually a white sport of the pale pink flowering hybrid Camellia Sasanqua Cleopatra, which is already a very free flowering Sasanqua. It is autumn flowering like most sasanquas.Like all Camellias, Cleopatra White likes well-drained soil preferably acidic. They are happy in planters as they are fairly slow growing.We also specialise in beautiful Spring flowering Camellias

GBP 1485.00

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Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess HollyTopiary for Sale Online UK

Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess TopiaryThe evergreen Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess holly has medium size, blue-green, spiky leaves. It produces tiny flowers in spring followed by stunning red berries in autumn. Ilex x Meserveae derives from Ilex Aquifolium (our native English Holly) and Ilex Rugosa (Japanese holly).If left to its own devices, Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess grows into a very bushy shrub approx. 2.5m in height and spread. But as with most Ilex (hollies), these plants are well suited to being clipped and shaped and are found to work very well as topiary plants. Its popularity for use as a topiary plant is further enhanced by its attractive foliage providing colour throughout the year.Our Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess trees will make a stylish exhibition by the entrance or front door of your property or planted in the garden in a border with different types of topiary.Low maintenance and drought tolerance makes Hollies one of the best choices for containers.Ilex Meserveae Blue Princess should be grown in any moist, free draining type of soil in full sun or partial shade.     

GBP 511.50

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Cornus Florida F Rubra. Flowering Dogwood Tree Buy Online UK

Cornus Florida F Rubra is also referred to as Cornus Florida RubraMost popularly known as Flowering Dogwood trees these are native to North America. A conical shaped deciduous tree with a spreading habit, this tree produces a stunning display of tiny green flower heads covered by 4 reddish-pink bracts with a white centre.These flowers simply clothe the tree around May and the flowers are then followed by a host of red fruits that are simply adored by birds. The leaves are oval and curled with a reddish tint that changes to a vibrant green. As soon as autumnarrives the tree puts on another show when the green leaves turn through orange to red before leaving the branches bare for the winter. Our Cornus Rubra are mature specimens that will grow to a Max height and spread of 6-8m but can easily be clipped to suit your required shape and height. If you are interested in a Cornus for a very small garden try Cornus Florida Clear Moon. Growing Tip: Cornus Florida F Rubra likes full sun or partial shade and a well drained, fertile, humus-rich-neutral to acid soil.  

GBP 875.00

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Sorbus Wilfordii Japanese Rowan Japanese Mountain Ash Tree

Sorbus Wilfordii or Japanese Rowan is a deciduous tree of Mountain Ash variety that holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit. It’s a superb compact sorbus with excellent autumnal colour and creamy-white springtime flowers. This is  perfect tree for small gardens and mixed borders.Sorbus Wilfordii is native to Asia and is better known as Japanese Rowan or Japanese Mountain Ash. It was introduced to the UK in the 1880s from Korea and Japan and has adapted well to the UK climate.In spring, slender Japanese Rowan unfurls brand new pale green pinnate foliage on slightly drooping stems. As spring progresses its foliage matures to deeper green and is joined by creamy-white spring flowers in heads up to 15 centimetres across.Japanese Mountain Ash is loved for its bright berries and Sorbus Wilfordii doesn’t disappoint. Its creamy flowers develop into large clusters of red and orange-red berries that are loved by blackbirds, waxwings, and thrushes.As autumn approaches its pinnate foliage slowly turns shades of yellow then red and finally purple before falling with the late winter frosts.Japanese Rowan is a very attractive slender tree with lots of colour and interest all year round. It doesn’t get too big so its suits urban areas and compact gardens that love birdlife.Height And Spread of Sorbus WilfordiiJapanese Mountain Ash reaches a maximum of 12 metres, but only spreads across 4-8 metres. It’s a slimline tree that takes 50 years to reach its full potential height.How Hardy Is Sorbus WilfordiiIt’s fully hardy in the UK if it’s grown on well-drained soil.How To Use Sorbus WilfordiiJapanese Mountain Ash suits wildlife-friendly, low-maintenance gardens as part of a colourful woodland scheme, but it’s also a superb specimen tree in compact urban gardens.Sorbus are very popular trees for housing estates because they are slim and colourful and don’t outgrow their space. If you’re looking for a hardy compact tree with lots of interest then Sorbus Wilfordii is a reliable choice.How To Care For Sorbus WilfordiiThis is an easy-grow tree that suits the majority of well-drained soils. Full sun or partial shade is important, but it’s not fussy about pH and will happily grow in chalk through to sand and drained clay.Exposed or sheltered spots are suitable, but more flowers and berries will grow on sheltered specimens. Pruning isn’t required but you can remove damaged or wayward branches in the dormant winter months.Be sure to give it lots of water until you see new growth because underwatering is a top killer of newly planted trees. Apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic matter in spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the coming year.

GBP 777.00

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Pinus Sylvestris Standard Trees. Scots Pine Trees Clear Stem

The Scots Pine or Pinus Sylvestris is one of the most-planted conifers in the world and is also an excellent choice as an accent tree. These are Pinus Sylvestris standard trees. Native to the British Isles, by the 1700’s forests of Pinus Sylvestris were found only in the northern mountains of Scotland, hence its common name. It is the UK’s only native cone-bearing tree. Its upper trunk and branches develop an orange-brown, flaking bark. The needles, up to 7 cm in length, are grey-green. All Scots Pine trees bear both male and female small yellow flowers in spring, developing cones 5 cm long, which take 2 years to mature from green to brown. Hardy in even the most severe northern European climates, Pinus Sylvestris will grow to a mature height of more than 12 metres and spread of 8 metres in 20 to 50 years if left to their own devices. They can grow almost a metre in height every year before reaching their mature size, and then live for 250-300 years. Plant your Pinus Sylvestris Standard Tree in full sun in any well-drained soil, in an exposed or sheltered position. It is important to select a spot where its heavy needle drop will not be a problem. Tolerant of pollution, it is a good choice for city plantings but is salt and wind-resistant, so does well in coastal locations. It is not favoured by deer so is good for planting on country properties. A single Pinus Sylvestris, or a group of several, planted in the middle of a large lawn in a row will form an impressive focal point. In a woodland or wildlife garden, a Scots Pine will create shade for under-storey trees and shrubs, and provide valuable shelter for wildlife. Pinus Sylvestris is starting to extend its range farther south to reclaim areas in which it once thrived, and this native conifer is a worthwhile addition to any UK landscape. You may also be interested in our more topiary Pinus Sylvestris trees including Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree, Pinus Sylvestris Topiary Dome and the Pinus Sylvestris Watereri Topiary Lollipop. 

GBP 490.00

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Cornus Kousa Cappuccino Chinese Dogwood Cappuccino for Sale

Cornus Kousa Cappuccino or Chinese Dogwood Cappuccino is a versatile small ornamental tree which can be used in gardens large or small. Its lovely flowers and bronze foliage make it an eye-catching specimen planting, and you even get the bonus of edible fruit!This variety of Flowering Dogwood is brand new, and makes a striking addition to the garden. In spring, the glossy ovate leaves emerge a bright green, darkening to shades of bronze and red as they mature. In early summer the tiny green flowers appear, surrounded by the 4 creamy-white white bracts typical of these dogwoods, creating long-lasting “blooms” up to 8 cm across for a truly stunning show. The fruits which follow in autumn are bright red and edible, and the leaves turn a reddish-orange as the season ends.Hardy in most parts of the UK, Cornus Kousa Cappuccino will grow to a mature height of 3 metres and spread of 2 metres in 10 to 20 years. It will mature from a shrub form to a small tree as it grows and lower branches are pruned, creating a dense, branching crown with horizontal branches. Plant Cornus Kousa Cappuccino in full sun or partial shade in well-drained fertile soil in an exposed or sheltered position with any aspect. Once established it can tolerate a dry location, but will do especially well in moist, acidic soil. Salt-tolerant, Chinese Dogwood Cappuccino will grow well in a coastal location, especially as it is wind-resistant. As well, its tolerance of pollution makes it ideal for city gardens. It is not a favourite of browsing deer, so is a good choice for country gardens, too!Chinese Dogwood Cappuccino can fit into gardens large or small, or even where there is no garden at all! It’s a great tree for planting in a container on a roof terrace or patio, where its stand-out flowers and striking foliage will make it a visual treat all season long. Plant a specimen to either side of a walkway or entrance, or as a focal point in a small lawn to show off its foliage and blooms. At the back of a mixed border, Cornus Kousa Cappuccino will add height and shade.Cornus Kousa Cappuccino is a new variety of Dogwood that will be welcome in your garden- its unique foliage colour and bright flower bracts will liven up your landscape!

GBP 542.50

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Cornus Kousa Mount Fuji Japanese Dogwood Mount Fuji

Cornus Kousa Mount Fuji is a variety of deciduous flowering dogwood with a hardy nature and abundant white flushed pink flower bracts in early to mid-summer. It’s a good choice for wildlife-friendly low maintenance gardens and woodland areas.Cornus kousa is a small dogwood that’s better known as Chinese or Japanese Dogwood or Szechuan strawberry. It’s native to light woodlands in Eastern Asia and its flower bracts are so attractive there are a great number of cultivars including Cornus Kousa Roberts Selectie and the RHS AGM-winning Cornus Kousa Teutonia.The Mount Fuji Dogwood variety occurred near the slopes of Mount Fuji as its name suggests and is appreciated for its unusual flushed flower bracts that are more compact than other cultivars. Flowers emerge in early summer, sometimes jade green before turning pinky-white, and they bloom until mid-summer. If pollinated, small strawberry-like fruits develop in early autumn. They are edible, but a touch bitter. if left unharvested birds enjoy them.Autumn brings about a rich flush of red, yellow and gold foliage as it prepares to shed its leaves with the first frosts.This a very attractive richly blooming dogwood that mixes well with other large shrubs and dogwood species.Height And Spread of Cornus Kousa Mount FujiCornus Kousa Mount Fuji reaches a maximum height and spread of 3 metres over 10 years.How Hardy Is Cornus Kousa Mount FujiDogwood is hardy down to minus temperatures in the UK if its roots are well drained and it gets plenty of sun in the summer months. Pests and disease are rarely an issue.How To Use Cornus Kousa Mount FujiJapanese Dogwood Mount Fuji is small enough to suit compact gardens and urban spaces but has plenty of impact for most of the year. Its architectural branches and changing foliage colours catch the eye year-round, and its white flushed flower bracts rival roses and magnolias with very little effort on your part.Because it loves full sun, hot informal flower borders and city courtyards are good places to grow it - along with low maintenance spaces and wildlife-friendly gardens.How To Care For Cornus Kousa Mount FujiDogwoods are easy to grow and care for. They are one of the least demanding shrubs and small trees. Choose a spot in full sun, or partial shade, but be aware that it needs plenty of sunshine to flower well. Japanese Dogwood Mount Fuji will grow in most drained fertile soils including chalk in exposed and sheltered positions.Pruning is not required and can ruin its shape, so hold off with secateurs until early spring and only remove broken or damaged branches.Give it plenty of water until you see new growth and a thick layer of well-rotted organic mulch in early spring to trap moisture and provide nutrients for the best summer flower show.

GBP 892.50

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Acer Palmatum Ueno yama. Japanese Maple Ueno Homare for Sale

Acer Palmatum Ueno Yama is a lesser-known acer of the palmatum family that originates from Chinese, Japanese and Korean regions. It’s alternatively called Acer Palmatum Ueno Homare, Ueno-No-Homare or the Japanese Maple Ueno Yama. Most Japanese maples produce seasonal colour in spectacular blazes, but the Ueno Yama begins theirs earlier than most, being one of the first to leaf. These early five-lobed leaves dazzle in a bright yellow hue with orange edging and bring a welcome change from the dull winter landscape. As summer approaches the leaves transform into a bright green often retaining their orange edge. During autumn the foliage gradually lights up into a spectacular bright orange-yellow display. Acer Palmatum Ueno Homare Hardiness LevelsThe Japanese Maple Ueno Yama is hardy in all UK climates, and is one of the easiest to care for. It is surprisingly tolerant of most garden soils but will flourish best in moist, well-drained earth that is more acidic than alkaline. When kept out of water-logged conditions an Acer Palmatum Ueno Yama will easily withstand sub-zero temperatures.How To Use Acer Palmatum Ueno HomareAcer Palmatum Ueno Homare is a compact upright tree that works best as a specimen plant, particularly when positioned so evening sun can light up its spectacular foliage. It also does well in containers, and this gives you the added benefit of moving them to the best evening sun spots, or even next to a pond which will reflect the foliage. An upright growth habit makes a Japanese Maple Ueno Yama suitable for small to medium-sized gardens and adds interest at tricky mid-height areas. Its final height can measure up to five feet by three feet wide. How To Care For Your Japanese Maple Ueno YamaAlthough Acer Palmatum Uemo Yama is more forgiving than other Japanese maples, young foliage may be damaged by dry soil or scorched by too much exposure to sun or frost, so it’s best to plant them in dappled shade. All Japanese Acers need some protection from the wind to retain their spectacular foliage, so shelter your young Ueno Yama from cold gusts too.When planting Japanese Maple Ueno Yama in your garden ensure the soil is free-draining. In containers you should use loam-based free draining compost. Re-pot every two to three years in April or September. During the winter Japanese maples in pots may suffer root damage from harsh frosts, but you can avoid this by placing bubble-wrap around the container.Pruning is not necessary, but remove crossed stems or broken branches in autumn after the foliage has dropped. You may want to turn that dropped foliage into leaf-mould compost for spring feeding. The Acer Palmatum Uemo Yama is an eye-catching, vigorous and incredibly hardy investment for a medium-sized garden that needs a splash of mid-height colour.

GBP 656.25

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