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Noble Fir tree
Abies Procera
The Noble Fir (Abies Procera) is a hardy tree that thrives in challenging conditions, making it ideal for rugged landscapes. With its blue/green needles, deep red male flowers, and upright yellow female flowers, it offers year-round visual interest. Native to Oregon and Washington, this tree excels in exposed sites and can withstand harsh winds. It thrives in peaty soils with sufficient groundwater but should be avoided in dry or frosty lowlands. A perfect choice for adding resilience and beauty to your landscape.From: £2.1 View Product -
Norway Spruce Christmas Tree
Picea Abies
Norway Spruce (picea abies) Christmas Tree, is the most well-known of all Christmas tree varieties. When grown out in the open will take a classic Christmas tree shape, with a broad base of spreading branches close to the ground and a gently tapering shape towards the top. From a commercial growers point of view they are an excellent choice due to their speed of growth, disease resistance and colour.From: £1.2 View Product -
Scots Pine
Pinus sylvestris
Scots Pine (pinus sylvestris) are a quick growing evergreen conifer widely used in parks and gardens. It can be planted as a specimen or as a group and can be grown on most soils. It is the most widely distributed conifer in the world and still occurs naturally in Scotland.From: £1.89 View Product -
Sitka Spruce
Picea Sitchensis
Sitka Spruce (Picea Sitchensis) is the most commonly planted UK forestry tree. It's named after a place called Sitka in Alaska. Sitka spuce is a very quick growing spruce with very straight conical trunk with long sweeping branches.From: £1.91 View Product -
Strawberry Tree
Arbutus Unedo
From: £24 View ProductStrawberry trees (arbutus unedo) is evergreen. It is a striking tree or shrub with its leathery green leaves, making a superb focal point for any garden both large and small. -
Western Hemlock Hedging
Tsuga Heterophylla
Western Hemlock hedging (Tsuga Heterophylla) can be used as hedging or a specimen tree. Biggest Tsuga grows well on all soil types but not chalk. Shade tolerant and with stands heavy rainfalls.From: £2.35 View Product -
Western Red Cedar
Thuja Plicata
Western Red Cedar (Thuja Plicata) is best for hedging or as a specimen tree is fast growing and is commonly planted in the UK. A good alternative to Leylandi and will grow up to 60cm per year. It can make a dense evergreen hedge and has a rich cedar scent when crushed between your hands. The Western Red Cedar is highly fragrant and is known to exhibit scents similar to pineapple.From: £2.00 View Product