Wildlife Friendly

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  • Kashmir Rowan (sorbus cashmiriana)

    Kashmir Rowan

    Sorbus Cashmiriana

    Kashmir Rowan (Sorbus Cashmiriana) tree comes from Kashmir and areas near the Himalayas, and is distinctly different from many other rowan species.
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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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  • sessile oak

    Sessile Oak tree

    Quercus Patraea

    Of the two common oaks in Britain the (quercus patraea) sessile oak tends to prefer clay soil or sandy sites.
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  • small leaved lime flowers

    Small Leaf Lime

    Tilia Cordata

    Small leaf lime (tilia cordata) is an excellent tree for avenue planting and gives good shade. Branches grow downwards, the leaves are dark green and shiny. July sees the scented greenish/yellow flowers form. The fruit of the small leaved lime is unlike that of other limes is not ribbed or hairy.
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  • Strawberry trees (arbutus unedo)

    Strawberry Tree

    Arbutus Unedo

    Strawberry 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.
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  • tulip tree

    Tulip Tree

    Liriodendron Tulipifera

    Tulip Tree (Liriodendron Tulipifera) although generally thought of as an ornamental specimen and avenue tree in Britain the tulip tree is actually a producer of fine timber. The Tulip Tree is a member of the Magnolia family.
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  • viburnum lantana wayfaring

    Wayfaring Tree

    Viburnum Lantana

    Wayfaring Tree Viburnum Lantana has clusters of small, often fragrant white flowers, followed by red, blue or black berries. This is an upright deciduous shrub with finely toothed, broadly ovate grey-green leaves and domed clusters of small tubular white flowers in late spring, followed by heavy crops of slightly flattened berries, red fruits which ripen to black.
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  • wild plum

    Wild Cherry Plum

    Prunus Myroblana

    Wild Cherry Plum Prunus Myroblana Tree or hedging.  Deep in the summer, wild plums start to ripen and take on a range of royal colours, from blushing peach to port red to amethyst. When fully ripen, unriped bitterness is replaced by a honeyed-sweetness that make wild plums mouthwatering. Bark is dark grey on perennial branches and redish-brown on young ones.
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  • wild cherry prunus avium

    Wild Cherry Tree

    Prunus Avium

    The Wild Cherry tree's (Prunus Avium) fruits are bright red to dark purple in colour. The white blossom of our native cherries has brightened Britain's hedgerows and woodlands for millennia. The blossom has an unforgettable display in spring. The flowers fragrance and sweet nectar attract insects to the tree to pollinate it therefore assisting our bee population.
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  • wild pear tree

    Wild Pear

    Pyrus Communis

    Wild Pear (Pyrus Communis) is a delight to see in spring when covered in white blossom and in autumn with a superb display of orange and reds. It flowers heavily in April when the leaves are still small and pale green.
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