This small pretty tree is ideal for small gardens and delivers interest all through the growing season. This starts in spring with masses of large white flowers then bronze autumn colours. Will grow on most soils except chalk.                

This is a dense, erect, deciduous small tree.  It has mid-green leaves, with racemes of white flowers from April-May which are followed by blue-black fruit.

This is an upright, deciduous stemmed tree with mid-green leaves.  The racemes of white flowers in April-May are followed by purple-black fruits. This tree is always subject to availability.

This is a deciduous, elegant shaped tree with serrate, ribbed leaves, with a grey fluted trunk.  The dark green veined leaves turn yellow and orange in the autumn.

A very slow growing form of a very popular species. The shape of the tree comes naturally without too much intervention from us. Very hardy and grows well on most soils. Does not like its roots in saturated ground. Autumn colour yellow-golden.

This form of Hornbeam has fantastic presence in any landscape staying tall and narrow for 20-30 years before slowly widening. It can be kept in shape with regular clipping. It has small deep green leaves turning orange-yellow in the autumn.

A medium sized spreading tree with very large oval bright yellow leaves. White flowers with purple markings come out in mid-summer.

This medium sized largely spreading tree is more vigorous than most Catalpas. It has interest in the form of dark purple almost black new leaves slowly fading to green.

This family of trees are unbeatable if you require a very decorative tree for a very harsh environment. They also do wonders for wildlife. This particular variety has double white flowers in May which are also scented.

A beautiful small tree with an almost weeping habit. It has dark red single flowers with a pronounced white eye. Will grow in most well drained soils.   

Silver-blue and rounded young foliage elongating to a sickle shape and sage green when older. A relatively fast grower. Used a lot for screening.

A broad spreading tree with large leathery grey-green foliage and a beautiful patterned bark. Often used for screening.

This medium sized tree has thornless stems and bright yellow foliage that rivels that of the Robinia 'Frisia'.

A popular large tree for large gardens and parkland settings. It flowers catkins in spring to bring on the edible creamy white nuts in the autumn.

A  very popular small tree picked for its long chains of yellow scented flowers in late spring-early summer.

This medium to large tree is chosen mainly for its outstanding autumn colour on five-lobed star-shaped shiny green leaves. Ideally planted on acidic soils for the best autumn colours.

A very popular form of Liquidambar as it is more suitable for the average garden and with even more rich autumn colours of mostly orange and red. An added feature in the winter is the cork that develops on the wood of the tree.

This is a pyramidal shaped, deciduous tree.  It has blue-green foliage with a creamy-white margin, which turns pinkish in the autumn.  This tree is ideal for small gardens. 

This is a deciduous, pyramidal shaped tree.  The leaves are purple in spring and turn green in late summer.  It  has attractive bronze coloured young growth.  The foliage turns yellow in autumn.

This large tree is noted mainly for its unusual shaped leaves and the orange tulip-like flowers that arrive on the tree in early summer. The Tulip tree also has outstanding bright gold autumn colour.

This is a disease resistant tree.  It is very similar to Malus Profusion, but slightly more vigourous.  It has partially lobed leaves and good autumn colour.

Free flowering with large soft pink to white flowers in April and May. A conical tree with dark green leaves turning yellow in autumn. Crab apples orange to orange-yellow.

This is a rounded, deciduous tree with dark green leaves.    It  has crimson buds which open white or pale pink in late spring, which are followed by very small yellow fruits.

White flowers followed by a large crop of bright yellow crab apples which hold into the winter.

This is a decidious, spreading tree with coppery young foliage, turning bronze-green.  It has dark purple-pink flowers in late spring, which are followed by reddish-purple fruits.

This evergreen makes a magnificent tree and is often used as a shrub. Glossy, leathery green leaves above a reddish-brown underside.  It produces fragrant large creamy white globular flowers. As a tree it is ideal for screening.

A small tree with weeping branches and heart-shaped pale green leaves which turn yellow in the autumn. Fruits well.

A small tree with dark green heart shaped leaves. Black-red edible fruits produced in late summer. A very long-lived architectural tree.

A medium slow growing tree with dark glossy green leaves which turn yellow-orange and scarlet in the autumn. Obovate to oval pointed leaves.

Small to medium tree with grey-green leathery leaves. Small white fragrant flowers in late summer. A specimen tree which is also used for screening.

Small to medium wide spreading tree with deep green leaves which turn to crimson and gold in late autumn. Crimson tiny flower clusters in late winter. A piebald textured trunk. A member of the Witch Hazel family.

A medium tree. Spectacular large downy flowers beneath green leaves. Heliotrope-blue flowers shaped like a foxglove.

Green glossy leaves during the winter. All the new growth comes out as brilliant red foliage during the spring to late summer, then turning to green. Pink buds turning into clusters of white flowers. A very good evergreen screening tree or bush.

A robust pyramidal compact habit. Masses of flowers, snow white during March and April. Green glossy leaves, turning shades of red and purple.

A large deciduous, weeping tree with narrow grey felted leaves.  It has clusters of creamy white flowers in the spring, which are followed by green fruit.

A beautiful medium, wide-spreading weeping tree. Lime green leaves. Red bark that stands out during the winter months.   

A small tree with vigorous orange-yellow shoots that twist and contort making a interesting shaped skeleton during the winter. Green foliage turning yellow in autumn.

Small tree with blue green narrow leaves and purple pendulous branches. Autumn leaves turn yellow. Takes pruning well, ideal for a wet area.

A beautiful, spreading deciduous tree.  It has slender pendent, yellow-green stems and bright green leaves.  The bark is golden yellow.  Slender yellow catkins appear in the spring with the leaves.

A small tree with elegant glossy green foliage. Large pendulous clusters of bright yellow flowers that are produced over the winter into early spring.

A deciduous tree with an upright habit. Small heart-shaped dark glossy green leaves which are pale green below.   Produces clusters of pale yellow flowers in mid summer.

A medium-sized tree. Glossy green leaves turning yellow in the autumn. Flowers are creamy-yellow in July. With an arching good shaped skeleton during the winter.

A deciduous, broadly columnar shaped tree with dark green leaves, which are paler underneath.  Produces pendent clusters of pale yellow flowers in mid summer.

A deciduous, broadly columnar tree with red winter stems.  Has dark green leaves, which are paler underneath.  Produces pendent clusters of pale yellow flowers in mid summer.  You need to shelter from strong winds.

A handsome, deciduous tree.  It has short, ovate dark green leaves, which are silvery-white underneath.