White mulberry trees (Morus Alba) - from China is the one preferred by the silk worm. It has glossy, quite smooth leaves that are more given to fancy lobbing than those of the Black mulberry, but it's not so hardy.

The Witch Hazel Tree (Hamamelis) is a captivating winter-bloomer, known for its vibrant orange-yellow, spider-like flowers that emerge on bare branches in late winter and early spring. These sweet-scented blooms add colour and interest to your garden during the colder months and remain beautiful even after frost. Thriving in sheltered locations with neutral to acidic soils, the Witch Hazel is perfect for any garden size. Its bark, twigs, and leaves also yield a medicinal extract, adding both aesthetic and practical value to your outdoor space.