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Other Ornamental Trees

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Other Ornamental Trees

Below you will find a selection of our bareroot ornamental trees

Delivery: Our bareroot trees are available for collection or local delivery. Delivery cost is dependent on postcode and will work out automatically at checkout. Click here for more info. 

Click and collect: Select this option at checkout if you would like to collect from the nursery. We will then email you when your order is ready (collection times are 10am-until dark every day except Tuesdays).

 

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  • Pinus sylvestris - 100/120cm (10ltr)

    Pinus sylvestris - 100/120cm (10ltr)
    Common name: Scot's Pine A tall conical to columnar, evergreen tree with blue-green, slightly twisted needles. Produces green cones ripening brown. An attractive specimen tree for large gardens. Tolerant of dry soil and wind resistant. Average height:...
    Price: £42.00
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  • Corylus 'Kentish Cob' (Hazel) - 125cm multistemmed

    Corylus 'Kentish Cob' (Hazel) - 125cm multistemmed
    Hazel. This is a large, spreading, deciduous shrub or small tree, reaching a height and spread of 8m (24ft) in 10-20 years.  It's rounded leaves turn yellow in autumn and it has attractive  yellow, male catkins in early spring, followed by edible nuts in...
    Price: £30.00
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  • Davidia involucrata (Hankerchief Tree)

    Davidia involucrata (Hankerchief Tree)
    Common name: Handkerchief Tree, Ghost Tree, Dove Tree. An unusual tree that is stunning in late spring when covered in long lasting white bracts that resemble handkerchiefs that flutter in the wind.  A conical tree with red-stalked, heart-shaped,...
    Price: £68.00
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  • Robinia 'Frisia' - 200/250cm

    Robinia 'Frisia' - 200/250cm
    Black Locust. A columnar tree with attractive yellow leaves, turning yellow-green in summer and orange-yellow in autumn. It produces pendent clusters of fragrant white flowers in June to July. Average height (if left un pruned) 40ft. Full sun. Hardy...
    Price: £38.00
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  • Halesia monticola var. vestita (Snowdrop tree)

    Halesia monticola var. vestita (Snowdrop tree)
    Mountain snowdrop tree, beautiful small deciduous tree. In May, masses of white snowdrop-like flowers, sometimes flushed with pink, dangle down from the underside of the branches and the flowers stand out fantastically against the dark green...
    Price: £55.00
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  • Ginkgo biloba (Maidenhair Tree) 175-200cm

    Ginkgo biloba (Maidenhair Tree) 175-200cm
    Common name: Maidenhair Tree   A beautiful tree with fan-shaped green to yellow-green leaves that turn a bright, clear yellow in autumn.    The Ginkgo is a 'living fossil' and has been around since Jurassic times.   Makes a...
    Price: £38.00
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    Corylus avellana (Hazel, Cobnut) 2-3ft/3-4ltr

    Corylus avellana (Hazel, Cobnut) 2-3ft/3-4ltr
    Common name: HazelHazel is a quick growing, native plant with heart-shaped green leaves which turn golden yellow in autumn. It is excellent for hedges, either as a componant of a mixed native planting, or as a single species hedge. It can also be grown...
    Price: £6.50
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  • Rhus typhina 'Stag Horn Sumach' (60-80cm) 7.5ltr

    Rhus typhina 'Stag Horn Sumach' (60-80cm) 7.5ltr
    Common name: Cutleaf Staghorn.  A dwarf spreading tree with spectacular finely divided bright yellow foliage that turns bright orange in autumn. An excellent foliage plant that makes an eye-catching specimen. Average height 6ft, spread 9ft. Full...
    Price: £35.00
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  • Cornus controversa Variegata (Wedding cake tree)

    Cornus controversa Variegata (Wedding cake tree)
    Common name: Wedding cake tree A tree or multi-stemmed shrub with, spreading, tiered branches. Dark green, glossy leaves with bold, creamy white margins, turn red and purple in autumn. Small white flowers in May and June are followed by blue-black...
    Price: £58.00
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  • Cercis canadensis 'Texas White'- 4ltr pot

    Cercis canadensis 'Texas White'- 4ltr pot
    A beautiful, multi-stemmed variety bearing white flowers April-May. It has large, thick and glossy bright green leaves which turn yellow in autumn. Full Sun/partial shade. Eventual height 16-20ft, after 20 years.  
    Price: £47.50
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  • Cercis canadensis 'Merlot'

    Cercis canadensis 'Merlot'
    Cercis canadensis 'Merlot', dark red heart shaped leaves producing bright pink flowers in early spring. 1 plant in 4ltr pot    Average height & spread 4x4m  
    Price: £47.50
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    Albizia jubil. Summer Chocolate - 3L

    Albizia jubil. Summer Chocolate - 3L
    Common name: Silk tree A striking small tree with finely cut, fern-like deep purple to bronze foliage. Feathery purple and white flowers are produced in summer. The leaves form a domed canopy when mature. Can be planted outside (hardy to -5 C) or in...
    Was: £30.00
    Now: £20.00
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  • Aesculus parvovirus ‘Koenhei’

    Aesculus parvovirus ‘Koenhei’
    Aesculus parvovirus ‘Koenhei’    An extremely unusual dwarf variety of horse chestnut tree. The leaves are deeply divided and produces candle like flowers during the spring. Loved be bees   Average height 3m   ...
    Price: £46.00
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  • Catalpa purpurea 27L bag

    Catalpa purpurea 27L bag
    Common name: Indian Bean Tree Spreading tree with large broad leaves blackish purple when young, maturing green. The summer flowers are white, marked yellow and purple on upright panicles followed by slender seed pods. Average height and spread 30ft...
    Price: £45.00
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  • Gleditsia 'Sunburst' 175-200cm

    Gleditsia 'Sunburst' 175-200cm
    Common name: Honey Locust A large graceful tree with handsome fern-like golden yellow leaves in spring, maturing to pale green later in summer. The sun shines through the bright yellow leaves creating vibrant dappled shade beneath an airy canopy...
    Price: £38.00
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