Native trees

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  • field maple

    Field Maple

    Acer Campestre

    The Field Maple (Acer Campestre), the UK's only native maple, is a versatile choice for hedging or as a beautiful standalone garden tree. Reaching 15–20 meters, this hardy, deciduous tree has vibrant green leaves with red tinges in summer, which turn a stunning golden yellow in autumn. It also produces charming, winged seeds that attract wildlife. Ideal for privacy and shelter, the dense foliage and compact growth of the Field Maple make it perfect for natural screening and supporting biodiversity. A resilient, low-maintenance option for any landscape.
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  • Green Beech Hedging and Trees

    Fagus Sylvatica

    The Beech Tree (Fagus Sylvatica) is a hardy, fast-growing plant that provides a year-round hedging screen. Although deciduous, Beech retains its dry, coppery leaves through winter, offering continuous coverage until spring. Ideal for formal or mixed native hedges, it adds structure and beauty to any garden. Our Beech range includes varieties like Purple Beech, Weeping Purple Beech, and Weeping Green Beech, perfect for diverse landscape designs. As a tree, Beech can grow up to 20 meters tall with a spread of 15-20 meters, making it a stunning feature for larger spaces.
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  • grey alder

    Grey Alder trees

    Alnus Incana

    Grey Alder (alnus incana) trees.This is a widely distributed aggressive pioneer species from mainland Europe and Russia, but it is not a British native.
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  • coryius aveilana

    Hazel Hedging

    Corylus Avellana

    Hazel Hedging (Corylus Avellana) exceptionally valuable for wildlife and habitat conservation. Hazel is also very much sought after when it comes to hedging as it is compact neat and easy to maintain and again wildlife friendly.
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  • Holm Oak

    Quercus Ilex

    Holm Oak (Quercus Ilex)- Good as shelterbelt tree or hedging. Can withstand sea winds, late spring produces male catkins, acorns are pointed and does not lose its leaves.
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  • Hornbeam Tree/Hedging

    Carpinus Betula

    The Hornbeam Tree (Carpinus Betulus) is a resilient, semi-evergreen tree perfect for creating a dense, low-maintenance hedge. Featuring distinctive pale grey bark and rich green leaves that transition to vibrant autumn colours, it offers year-round privacy and acts as a natural wind and noise barrier. In late spring to autumn, it produces green catkins that turn into winged fruit, providing food for birds and wildlife. Tolerant of various soil types, including clay, the Hornbeam adds both functional and aesthetic value to any garden, while its tough wood has a long history of practical use.
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  • Horse Chestnut Trees

    Aesculus Hippocastanum

    Horse Chestnut trees-Aesculus Hippocastanum every one who ever collected a Conker knows this large, spreading tree, with its lovely pink/white 'candle flowers' that cover the tree in early summer and light up the May landscape. The leaves are deep green, turning a rustic amber colour in autumn.
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  • Italian Alder trees hedging

    Italian Alder trees

    Alnus Cordata

    Italian Alder trees-Alnus Cordata Fast growing tree in dry and wet soil conditions. Glossy green leaves with cones and catkins. Smooth grey/green bark.
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  • large leaved lime tree

    Large Leaf Lime trees

    Tilia Platyphyllos

    Large Leaved Lime trees are shade tolerant, cold and frost hardy species which can reach a large size on suitable soils. Its creamy white flowers are produced in July.
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  • London Plane Trees

    Platanus Acerifolia

    London Plane trees-Platanus Acerifolia. Although mainly planted as a city shade tree that will withstand excessive levels of air pollution, this huge tree is also a producer of fine timber. Known in the trade as lacewood it commands a very high price. The origin of London plane is not clear. The earliest records are of a specimen in Oxford in the late seventeenth century.
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