Some of the Best Spring Flowering Trees and Shrubs for UK Gardens
One of the most welcome sights in spring is the appearance of blossom. But which trees are best? How to choose a spring-flowering tree for the garden or wider landscape.
One of the most welcome sights in spring is the appearance of blossom. But which trees are best? How to choose a spring-flowering tree for the garden or wider landscape.
Trees with multiple stems, known as multi-stem or multi-trunk, are on-trend! Here are six reasons you might want one in your own garden.
Happy New Year - we hope you had a good Christmas. Winter doesn't have to be a dreary time, there is lots of interest in the garden right now, whatever January throws at us weather wise! It is still a good time for planting as long as the ground isn't frozen or waterlogged. Need some inspiration? Come and see...
It's Christmas 2021 and we are delighted to provide Christmas trees for sale! Open every day from 1st December through to 18th, then Monday to Saturday up to Christmas.
It's getting later every year due to mild autumns but bare root hedging is now available.
An economical way of creating new hedges as well as gapping up existing ones - please pre-order!
Season of mellow fruitfulness - autumn is a fabulous time of year - because it is ideal tree planting time and for foliage colour and berries! Looking for ideas? come and see...
Colour is not just for flowers! Trees and shrubs can provide a beautiful palette of colour for structural planting. Think gold, silver, bronze (well burgundy!) for a winning alternative to green foliage. We love green but a well placed highlight of a different foliage colour can add a dramatic focal point or a complimentary backdrop to other planting...
A summer selection of beautiful foliage and flowers. Trees and shrubs looking great in June.
A selection of plants on the nursery looking great now for late spring interest...
Winter gardens don't have to be dreary! Some trees and shrubs provide colourful stems and bark, fragrant flowers and foliage colour.
Bare root plants are available from November to March: field grown and dug up when dormant, they are an economical and effective way of planting new hedges aswell as gapping up existing ones.