Native British Trees, Silver Birch, Prunus Quercus Shrub, Whitebeam & English Oak Tree


	The top 100 varieties of apples, pears, peaches, plums and cherries; available on semi-vigorous, semi-dwarf and dwarfing rootstocks. Ready trained trees including fans, espaliers, step-overs and cordons. Soft fruit, hazelnuts, medlars, quinces, figs, damsons, grapes and more...
	Trees native to the British Isles. Including the ever popular Silver Birch and Mountain Ash, (Rowan), and the majestic Beech, Oak and Scots Pine. All types of hedging available, both bare rooted and in containers.
	A choice of over 250 varieties of the popular and more unusual ornamental tree from Acers to Zelcovas. From the very small for a tub on the patio to much larger trees; available from 1 year old to semi-mature, from bare root to large containers. 95% of the trees we sell are grown on our 15 hectare nursery, making this one of the best ranges of varieties and sizes you will find anywhere.
	Shrubs, climbers and bamboos, many in more mature sizes, all are container grown.
	All the extras you need to make your tree planting a success, and the tools to make it happen.

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CommentsThe tree was at the front door when I arrived home. It was beautifully packaged and was in tip-top condition. Thank you.

Val Bourne, Writer for the Telegraph

CommentsIt was a pleasure to find someone prepared to spend time helping the amateurs find what they were looking for.

P. Beacham, Exeter

CommentsBeautiful trees received safely today in perfect condition.

S. Huff, Essex

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Native British Trees
	Here you can find the ever popular wild cherry, whitebeam, rowan, and silver birch as well as the larger english oak, beech, hornbeam, poplar, willow and scots pine.

ACER campestre
	Field maple. Medium sized tree with yellow autumn colours. View ACER campestre

ALNUS glutinosa
	Common alder. Small to medium sized native tree often planted near water. View ALNUS glutinosa

Betula pendula (Silver Birch)
	Silver birch. Medium sized native tree of graceful habit. White bark and small leaves. Always popular as a garden tree. View Betula pendula (Silver Birch)

CARPINUS betulus
	Common Hornbeam. Large native tree often used for hedging. Used also for pleaching, but perhaps 'Fastigiata' is a better option. View CARPINUS betulus

CRATAEGUS monogyna
	Hawthorn. Small native tree most often associated with hedges. View CRATAEGUS monogyna

FAGUS sylvatica
	Common Beech. Large stately tree with coppery red autumn leaves. Does well on lime soils. View FAGUS sylvatica

FRAXINUS excelsior
	Common ash. Large native tree. No Stock Until Further Notice View FRAXINUS excelsior

ILEX aquifolium
	Common holly. Evergreen large shrub or small tree. View ILEX aquifolium

POPULUS nigra
	Native black poplar. Large tree. No Stock Until Further Notice View POPULUS nigra

PRUNUS avium
	Wild cherry. Medium sized native tree with white, cup-shaped blossom in spring. Smooth grey bark turns mahogany red and peels with age. Attractive autumn colour. View PRUNUS avium

PRUNUS padus
	Bird Cherry. Small, native tree producing erect racemes of white, almond-scented flowers in spring. After the leaves come small black fruits. A robust tree with good autumn colour. No Stock Until Further Notice View PRUNUS padus

QUERCUS robur (English Oak)
	Unmistakable, large, long lived spreading native tree. Supports a huge range of insects and associated wildlife, should be planted as often as possible, where space allows, though not really a garden tree. View QUERCUS robur (English Oak)

SORBUS aria
	Whitebeam, small to medium sized native tree, red berries. Good for exposed sites. View SORBUS aria

SORBUS aucuparia (Mountain Ash or Rowan)
	Small native tree of rounded habit. Masses of red berries in the autumn. Very attractive to birds. View SORBUS aucuparia (Mountain Ash or Rowan)