Field Maple. A very hardy native tree. Green leaves turning brilliant yellow in the autumn.

Acer campestre ‘Carnival’. Variegated Field Maple. A tree with attractive variegated green, pink and white leaves. Small green flowers. Deciduous. Hardy.

Attractive green and white streaked bark. Mid green leaves turning orange and yellow in the autumn .

A very good medium sized tree with wonderfully interesting bark. The trunk and main branchwork of the tree is lined with green and white markings giving it the snake bark effect.

This is one of our favourites! A simply stunning small slow growing tree which produces paper-thin curls of cinnamon bark on the stem and main branches which will become translucent in the light. Then in autumn the tree will go red and orange .

A small slow growing tree with small five-lobed deep green leaves turning red in the autumn. Soil needs to well drained and acidic.

A medium sized tree with a dense domed head full of crimson-purple coloured foliage from spring through till autumn.

A small-medium sized tree with a dense domed head with green leaves margined with a thick creamy-white band.

A brilliant golden leaved form of the adaptable ‘Norway Maple’. Resistant to sun scorch.

A slow growing small tree. The young foliage is this stunning shrimp-pink in spring turning yellow green, with little autumn interest. A very hardy small tree.

A variegated slow growing Sycamore. The leaves are mostly three lobed. They come out pink and are then marked with stripes and blotches which are creamy-white. A very tough tree.

This large tree is called the Red Maple for good reason as there is lots of red on it from winter shoots to flowers and then the bright red autumn colour. A very striking example of a North American tree.