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SPECIAL OFFER £120 £95 Common name: Bay Tree An excellent foliage plant that lends itself to topiary. Looks impressive when planted in a container at the entrance to the house. Produces small white flowers in April to May. Full sun/partial...

Deep purple-red in spring, darkening to a deep maroon red in summer before turning bright red in summer. Full sun, Partial shade.  Hardy. 

Common name: Japanese maple A slow-growing, small tree with lobed leaves that change colour through the seasons In spring they are orange-yellow, tinged pink before turning green in the summer In the autumn the leaves are bright orange Partial...

Common name: Japanese Maple An unusual variety with short, blunt central leaf lobe with leaves that are bunched at the ends of stems In spring, the colour is a bright, clear red This fades to a deep purple-red Full sun/partial shade Hardy

This compact deciduous tree is known for its dense, bushy form and striking bronze foliage.    Full sun, partial shade.  Hardy. 

Common name: Japanese Maple A deciduous shrub or small tree with attractive palmate leaves displaying a range of colours throughout the different seasons. In spring the leaves are yellow with an orange edge turning greener in summer and maturing to...

Common name : 'Full Moon Maple' A rounded tree with lobed lemon-yellow leaves that change colour through the seasons In spring they are orange-yellow before turning bright yellow-green in summer and finally red-orange shades in autumn Average height...

  Japanese maple. An arching tree with graceful, finely cut purple-red leaves turning scarlet in autumn. RHS Award of Garden Merit.  Average height/spread 4-5ft.  Partial shade. Hardy.  

1 plant in a 20 litre pot Common name: Japanese maple A small tree with a narrow habit It's five lobed leaves are bright red when young, age to deep crimson, and then to vivid orange-red in autumn Grows well in sheltered gardens Average height and...

Common name: 'Japanese Maple' An upright variety with elegant palmate leaves that are deeply divided. Young foliage is red in spring and turns green as it matures in summer before finally developing coppery orange and red shades for a striking autumn...