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Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg is one of the more unusual varieties of Japanese maple, this is a lovely smaller, hardy, Japanese Acer with purple / red leaves that turn a bright crimson in the autumn. The leaves are unusual in that they curl down slightly, as this is a more rare variety - its highly sought after for its leaves and tree form by collectors and makes a stunning contribution to a garden.  Acer Palmatum Trompenburg grows to a Max Height 4m to 5m. Max Spread 3m.  It prefers to be planted in full sun.Paramount has an extensive range of ornamental acersView our Blog Post on Japanese MaplesMore photos Best Autumn colour galleryAward of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

GBP 57.50
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Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg is one of the more unusual varieties of Japanese maple, this is a lovely smaller, hardy, Japanese Acer with purple / red leaves that turn a bright crimson in the autumn. The leaves are unusual in that they curl down slightly, as this is a more rare variety - its highly sought after for its leaves and tree form by collectors and makes a stunning contribution to a garden.  Acer Palmatum Trompenburg grows to a Max Height 4m to 5m. Max Spread 3m.  It prefers to be planted in full sun.Paramount has an extensive range of ornamental acersView our Blog Post on Japanese MaplesMore photos Best Autumn colour galleryAward of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

GBP 82.50
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Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg. London Acer Specialists, UK

Acer Palmatum Trompenburg is one of the more unusual varieties of Japanese maple, this is a lovely smaller, hardy, Japanese Acer with purple / red leaves that turn a bright crimson in the autumn. The leaves are unusual in that they curl down slightly, as this is a more rare variety - its highly sought after for its leaves and tree form by collectors and makes a stunning contribution to a garden.  Acer Palmatum Trompenburg grows to a Max Height 4m to 5m. Max Spread 3m.  It prefers to be planted in full sun.Paramount has an extensive range of ornamental acersView our Blog Post on Japanese MaplesMore photos Best Autumn colour galleryAward of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens

GBP 36.00
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Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech TreeFagus Sylvatica (also known as the Common Beech or European Beech) is native to South Wales and the southern United Kingdom and belongs to the family of Fagaceae. This is a popular hedging variety of Fagus Sylvatica, which although deciduous, gets its new leaves early every year. In the autumn, its old leaves drop off very slowly, often remaining on the plant throughout the winter. These features make it suitable for hedging. In fact, beech is one of the most popular deciduous hedging plants in the UK. In the winter season we also have this plant available in bare root form. Fagus Sylvatica produces new foliage between March and April each year. The shape of the leaves are ovate. New leaves emerge in spring in hues of beautiful green-yellow. As the foliage matures over the summer, the leaves become a deeper green. In autumn, they turn reddish-brown. Fagus Sylvatica is monoecious, meaning it produces both male and female flowers, which it produces during late April and May. Female flowers grow in pairs and are green. Male flowers are in the form of catkins and drape elegantly from long stalks. After the flowering period, edible beech nuts are produced, which these days, are mainly used to feed livestock. Whole enriched oil-nuts start forming in autumn, around September. The leaves of common beech take some time to decay completely. Fagus Sylvatica can live for hundreds of years and is UK hardy for all regions of United Kingdom. Beech is wild-life friendly providing shelter and food for many species. It is not overly fussy about soil type but thrives in limestone or chalky soils. See also Purple Beech for Hedging. For mixed beech and hornbeam hedging, see also Hornbeam Hedging Carpinus Betulus which we have availabile in many sizes.  

GBP 5.39
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Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech Hedging for sale Online UK

Fagus Sylvatica or Common Beech TreeFagus Sylvatica (also known as the Common Beech or European Beech) is native to South Wales and the southern United Kingdom and belongs to the family of Fagaceae. This is a popular hedging variety of Fagus Sylvatica, which although deciduous, gets its new leaves early every year. In the autumn, its old leaves drop off very slowly, often remaining on the plant throughout the winter. These features make it suitable for hedging. In fact, beech is one of the most popular deciduous hedging plants in the UK. In the winter season we also have this plant available in bare root form. Fagus Sylvatica produces new foliage between March and April each year. The shape of the leaves are ovate. New leaves emerge in spring in hues of beautiful green-yellow. As the foliage matures over the summer, the leaves become a deeper green. In autumn, they turn reddish-brown. Fagus Sylvatica is monoecious, meaning it produces both male and female flowers, which it produces during late April and May. Female flowers grow in pairs and are green. Male flowers are in the form of catkins and drape elegantly from long stalks. After the flowering period, edible beech nuts are produced, which these days, are mainly used to feed livestock. Whole enriched oil-nuts start forming in autumn, around September. The leaves of common beech take some time to decay completely. Fagus Sylvatica can live for hundreds of years and is UK hardy for all regions of United Kingdom. Beech is wild-life friendly providing shelter and food for many species. It is not overly fussy about soil type but thrives in limestone or chalky soils. See also Purple Beech for Hedging. For mixed beech and hornbeam hedging, see also Hornbeam Hedging Carpinus Betulus which we have availabile in many sizes.  

GBP 37.50
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Acer Palmatum Tsuma Gaki Maple Japanese Maples to buy online

Acer Palmatum Tsuma Gaki Maple Japanese Maples to buy online

Acer Palmatum Tsuma Gaki is a medium sized Japanese Acer tree. This acer has soft, lush green leaves with 'painted' tips of red in spring and summer turning vibrant red in the autumn. One of the more unusual maples, this is a must have addition to an oriental themed or Japanese-style garden design.  Acer palmatum Tsuma Gaki grows to a height of 2 to 3 metres. As wide as it is tall, the tree usually reaches a width of 3 metres when fully grown. The compact tree is often referred to as the Japanese Maple Tsuma Gaki. In the early spring, the unusual leaves emerge in cupped shapes that resemble buds. Many people mistakenly think the leaves are flowers when they first appear on the tree. As the leaves unfurl, they take on a soft yellow hue with a reddish outline. Upon maturity, the leaves turn a light green colour with 'painted' tips of red. The foliage delicately droops on the stems to create a feathery appearance. In the autumn, the leaves change to a brilliant eye-catching crimson red.The Japanese Maple Tsuma Gaki grows best when planted in partial shade or full sun. However, choose a planting location that provides some protection against the harsh afternoon sunlight. It prefers moist soil that is high in organic content. The small tree will tolerate virtually any soil pH. Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged for optimum growth.Once established, the Acer palmatum Tsuma Gaki requires very little care to flourish. If desired, it can be pruned to maintain its size or shape in the summer months after the leaves have emerged.One of the more unique maples, the Japanese Maple Tsuma Gaki is a must have addition to any oriental-themed garden design. It grows well when planted directly in the landscape but it will also thrive in a large pot or container. It makes a wonderful accent tree and also looks striking in a mass planting.View our full range of Japanese Acers. For more images, see our Best Autumn Colour Gallery on facebook. 

GBP 175.00
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Acer Palmatum Scolopendrifolium Japanese Maple Shinobuga Oka

Acer Palmatum Scolopendrifolium Japanese Maple Shinobuga Oka

Acer Palmatum Scolopendrifolium or Japanese Maple Shinobuga okaWe all know Japanese Acers can sometimes have complicated names. Acer Palmatum Scolopendrifolium is in a league of its own. It is synonymous with Shinobuga oka and it belongs to the Linearilobum group. There are several groups of Japanese Maples, such as the Dissectum group. The Linearilobum group is characterised for its leaf shape which is deeply lobed with very long slim almost fingerlike lobes on the leaves so these acers are often referred to as ‘fingerleaf’ acers. To give justice to its full repertoire of names, these include Fingerlobe Acer, Acer Lineare, Acer Linearifolium and Scolopendrifolium Viride. It’s all the same plant.  Scolopendrifolium or if you prefer Shinobuga oka is a green-leave acer. The leaves are mid-sized and as you would expect from a Linearilobum Acer, each leaf has 5 narrow, strap-like, deeply lobed leaves, rather like the fingers on an outstretched hand. The leaves have an attractive downward draping habit. The leave colour is a very vivid deep green that stays throughout the growing season. They emerge in spring on short red stems.  In autumn, the leaves turn a vivid yellow orange colour. Acer Palmatum Scolopendrifolium has an attractive upright growth habit and will eventually reach a maximum height of around 5 metres. Here in the UK, it is happy when planted in full sun or partial shade. As with all Japanese Acers, Scolopendrifolium prefers slightly acidic soil. Acer Shinobuga oka is a good acer for growing in a container. 

GBP 367.50
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Prunus Serrula Multistem. Japanese Cherry Tree. Buy Online.

Prunus Serrula Multistem. Japanese Cherry Tree. Buy Online.

Prunus Serrula branklyn- Tibetan CherryPrunus Serrulata Branklyn Multistem is a Japanese flowering Cherry tree. It is a deciduous tree (meaning it loses its leaves over the coldest months generally from November to February).  It has a smooth glossy mahogany coloured bark  bark. A sight to behold in the winter months when you can fully appreciate the colourful display of its stems.The crown of this multistemmed tree will be densely covered with narrow leaves between early Spring and late Autumn and these leaves change orange and red in late autumn.  The white flowers appear in the early Spring.  This ornamental tree is excellent for any garden size.  It is not fast growing and it gets to a maximum height of 4-6m.We have many varieties of Japanese Trees available at Paramount Plants and Gardens including japanese acers and the nandina domestica .

GBP 356.25
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Hosta Plantain Lily. Hosta Halcyon. Variegated Hosta Francee

Hosta Plantain Lily. Hosta Halcyon. Variegated Hosta Francee

Hosta Plantain LilyOur Hosta varieties currently in stock include the green leaved variety Hosta Halcyon and the Variegated (green with white margin) Hosta Francee. Both Hosta Halcyon and Hosta Francee have received the RHS award of garden merit. Both produce purple flowers. Hostas (also known as the Plantain Lily) are one of the most dependable and useful perennial plants available to gardeners. Most notable for their large leaves, they are also prized for their flowers, which, depending on the variety, may be fragrant and are excellent cut flowers. However, gardeners usually choose Hostas for the beautiful leaves, which are an excellent ground cover in a variety of planting situations.The thick shoots of the Hosta plant start to emerge from the ground in mid to late spring, after most of the spring flowering bulbs have bloomed. They rapidly grow and spread, creating a broad, low clump of foliage. Depending on the variety, individual Hosta leaves may be as long as a metre or more in length! Leaves may be a solid shade of green or blue-green, or feature variegated shades. In autumn, the leaves die back after a hard frost. For mass plantings, space 40 cm apart.Native to the forests of eastern Asia, Hostas thrive in dappled to partial shade, in moist, humus-rich soil. They will grow in full sun if given enough moisture. They are hardy throughout the UK, and being both salt and pollution-tolerant, do equally well in coastal regions and in city gardens. However, they are susceptible to deer, so care should be taken in country plantings. Slugs can also present problems for Hostas. A single Hosta can make an excellent container plant for a rooftop terrace or a patio, and a specimen plant in a mixed border provides a reliable foliage backdrop for flowering plants. It is a good idea to pair a Hosta planting with spring-flowering bulbs, as the leaves emerge and spread as the bulb foliage starts to die back and become unsightly. Hostas are also an excellent choice for a mass planting in a shady area, such as under trees where sun-loving plants will not grow. 

GBP 82.50
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Hosta Plantain Lily. Hosta Halcyon. Variegated Hosta Francee

Hosta Plantain Lily. Hosta Halcyon. Variegated Hosta Francee

Hosta Plantain LilyOur Hosta varieties currently in stock include the green leaved variety Hosta Halcyon and the Variegated (green with white margin) Hosta Francee. Both Hosta Halcyon and Hosta Francee have received the RHS award of garden merit. Both produce purple flowers. Hostas (also known as the Plantain Lily) are one of the most dependable and useful perennial plants available to gardeners. Most notable for their large leaves, they are also prized for their flowers, which, depending on the variety, may be fragrant and are excellent cut flowers. However, gardeners usually choose Hostas for the beautiful leaves, which are an excellent ground cover in a variety of planting situations.The thick shoots of the Hosta plant start to emerge from the ground in mid to late spring, after most of the spring flowering bulbs have bloomed. They rapidly grow and spread, creating a broad, low clump of foliage. Depending on the variety, individual Hosta leaves may be as long as a metre or more in length! Leaves may be a solid shade of green or blue-green, or feature variegated shades. In autumn, the leaves die back after a hard frost. For mass plantings, space 40 cm apart.Native to the forests of eastern Asia, Hostas thrive in dappled to partial shade, in moist, humus-rich soil. They will grow in full sun if given enough moisture. They are hardy throughout the UK, and being both salt and pollution-tolerant, do equally well in coastal regions and in city gardens. However, they are susceptible to deer, so care should be taken in country plantings. Slugs can also present problems for Hostas. A single Hosta can make an excellent container plant for a rooftop terrace or a patio, and a specimen plant in a mixed border provides a reliable foliage backdrop for flowering plants. It is a good idea to pair a Hosta planting with spring-flowering bulbs, as the leaves emerge and spread as the bulb foliage starts to die back and become unsightly. Hostas are also an excellent choice for a mass planting in a shady area, such as under trees where sun-loving plants will not grow. 

GBP 16.20
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Dryopteris Erythrosora. Japanese Shield Fern Buy Online UK

Dryopteris Erythrosora. Japanese Shield Fern Buy Online UK

Dryopteris ErythrosoraIs commonly known as the Japanese Shield Fern or the Copper Shield Fern. A semi-evergreen fern this is an attractive compact fern with triangular, coppery pink young leaves becoming darker green as they age.Fully hardy, they are a woodland plant and they need plenty of moisture but will thrive in shady, sheltered corners.Growing Tip: Put plenty of moist mulch or garden compost into the hole when planting and trim back the old leaves in winter to allow new growth in springOne of the RHS's recommended plants.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.

GBP 30.00
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Dryopteris Erythrosora. Japanese Shield Fern Buy Online UK

Dryopteris Erythrosora. Japanese Shield Fern Buy Online UK

Dryopteris ErythrosoraIs commonly known as the Japanese Shield Fern or the Copper Shield Fern. A semi-evergreen fern this is an attractive compact fern with triangular, coppery pink young leaves becoming darker green as they age.Fully hardy, they are a woodland plant and they need plenty of moisture but will thrive in shady, sheltered corners.Growing Tip: Put plenty of moist mulch or garden compost into the hole when planting and trim back the old leaves in winter to allow new growth in springOne of the RHS's recommended plants.Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society, a sure sign that it will perform well in most gardens.

GBP 18.75
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Fig Ice Crystal Ficus Carica. High Fruiting Climbing Fig Tree. Highly Decorative.

Fig Ice Crystal Ficus Carica. High Fruiting Climbing Fig Tree. Highly Decorative.

Fig Ice Crystal -  this rare deciduous climbing fig - Ficus Carica Ice Crystal - is a fruiting fig with deeply cut dark green foliage, it has light brown bark that looks stunning with dark green leaves. The leaves in autumn turn to a beautiful golden yellow colour. Thrives well in well drained fertile soil, and loves a sunny postion but does cope well in partial shade.Flowers from June until September, has a medium growth rate that can grow up to 6m in height and 6m wide, but can be clipped for a suitable height.  Pruning should be done in late spring and will encourage more fruits.Also available Ficus Carica - Figs  in a tree form

GBP 61.88
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Acer Cappadocicum Cappadocian Maple Mature Specimen Trees

Acer Cappadocicum Cappadocian Maple Mature Specimen Trees

Acer Cappadocicum, also known as the Cappadocian Maple, is a large deciduous tree with a dense spreading crown. It originates from Asia and Central Turkey, and has spread across the Himalayas. It was introduced to Britain in 1839 and has become a firm favourite.In spring reddish five-lobed palmate leaves emerge turning a brilliant glossy green in summer. After the first leaves unfurl clusters of small greenish-yellow flowers bloom and attract pollinators before turning into winged seeds that helicopter to the ground in late summer. As autumn approaches this handsome tree turns a rich buttery yellow before giving up its leaves with the frosts. In winter the warm grey bark with a textured ripple remains as a strong structural framework.This is a large, fast growing deciduous tree that is perfect for big spaces. It will reach heights of 20 metres and spread over 15 within 20-50 years.How Hardy Is Acer CappadocicumDespite its pretty, glossy green leaves the Acer Cappadocicum is hardy through the UK in sub zero temperatures and drought conditions.How To Use Acer CappadocicumThis is a large tree that requires space to spread. If you have a large garden its best placed as a boundary tree or single specimen. The broad, rounded crown is dense, so it provides a good deal of shade, and children love to play with the helicopter seeds beneath the cool branches. In spring the Acer Cappadocium is a valuable source of nectar for pollinators, making it a good choice for a large wild garden or parkland.If you love the look of Cappadocian Maple but don’t have the space, its cultivar The RHS Award of Garden Merit winning Cappadocian Maple Aureum is a great alternative for a more compact area.How To Care For Acer CappadocicumCappadocian Maple requires little care once established. It will tolerate most soil conditions, growing well in chalk, sand, clay and loam of any pH. It prefers well-drained, moist soils and enjoys a damp location in full sun or partial shade. You do not need to prune this well-shaped tree as it grows in a structured rounded head, but you can remove any broken or crossed branches in winter once the leaves have fallen.Cappadocian Maple is a beautiful glossy tree with stunning autumnal leaves that best suits larger spaces. It is a top choice for gardeners who want low maintenance but attractive trees with the bonus of wildlife friendly flowers and winged seeds.

GBP 206.25
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Fagus Sylvatica Rohan Obelisk Beech Rohan Obelisk for Sale

Fagus Sylvatica Rohan Obelisk Beech Rohan Obelisk for Sale

Fagus sylvatica Rohan Obelisk Beech Fagus sylvatica Rohan Obelisk, also called the Beech Rohan Obelisk  was cultivated from seedlings of Fagus sylvatica Dawyck. A form of European Beech, it has retained Dawyck’s columnar growth habit but is more compact and petite. This is a small but very showy deciduous tree. Beech Rohan Obelisk was cultivated directly from seedlings of Dawyck so it retains all the beauty of its parent but also boasts a growth habit that is narrow and vertical. It does not have any weeping characteristics. It attains a height of 10 meters with a canopy width of 4 meters. The small tree’s canopy is extremely low and starts to develop about 30 centimeters from the soil line.The foliage of the Beech Rohan Obelisk emerges in the spring in a deep plum shade. As the leaves mature, they turn dark green. Usually, the second flush of plum coloured leaves emerge and contrast brightly against the green leaves. The leaves are exceptionally eye-catching in the breeze because they undulate making the whole tree shimmer and come alive. Upon maturity, the leaves are serrated, saw-toothed, and pointed. In the autumn, the foliage again changes colour and turns a brilliant burgundy. When the leaves fall from the tree, its grey, almost silvery bark is very showy and creates visual interest during the gloomy days of winter. Plant this Beech in full sun for best foliage colours. It will grow in virtually any soil type and is not particular about pH levels. The tree benefits from being planted in a slightly wind-sheltered location. It prefers well-drained, evenly moist soil conditions. The root system will not tolerate soggy or boggy soil.The Fagus sylvatica Rohan Obelisk is a low maintenance tree and requires very little care to thrive. Once established it can withstand periods of drought. The tree needs no pruning to maintain its pristine appearance, but if you want to trim a few limbs then it should be done in the late winter months after all threat of extreme cold weather has passed.Plant this impressive Beech Red Obelisk tree in any part of the landscape that you want to draw attention. Fagus sylvatica Rohan Obelisk can also be used to line avenues and walkways.

GBP 393.75
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Perovskia Blue Spire Russian Sage for Sale Online UK

Perovskia Blue Spire Russian Sage for Sale Online UK

To give it its full name, Perovskia Atriplicifolia Blue Spire (or Russian Sage) is a deciduous perennial shrub originating from the Steppes of Central Asia. It has highly aromatic grey leaves and masses of spikes of blue flowers in late summer. It will continue to flower well into the autumn.The Russian Sage plant is a lovely aromatic addition to the garden and it flowers at a time when many other plants have stopped. We advise planting a few together to maximise the impact of the beautiful blue spires in full bloom in the late summer and autumnal garden.Each spring, the new growth emerges from the old wood. The greyish green leaves are on upright, silver-white stems which eventually reach over a metre tall. It is these long stems that produce the panicles of small blue flowers. If you crush the leaves between your fingers, you will get an aroma not dissimilar to sage, a genus to which Perovskia is related. In late summer, usually July or August, panicles of beautiful hazy blue spires of flowers appear.Perovskia Blue Spire is a much taller plant than its aromatic relatives such as sage or lavender. It will get to be roughly 1.5 metres high and about 1 metre wide. Once established, Perovskia is a low-maintenance plant, requiring just a bit of pruning in spring once the leaves begin to emerge.This plant absolutely loves a nice sunny position so do plant it in full sun. It will grow in most soils including sandy and chalky. Despite its land-locked Central Asian origins, Perovskia Blue Spire is also a good plant for windy coastal areas.Perovskia Blue Spire will bring bees and other pollinators into your garden. It is also a recipient of the award of garden merit from the RHS.Tip: Best to prune Perovskia Blue Spire back to the wood as soon as the first leaves begin to emerge. This will encourage healthy new growth for the season ahead.

GBP 15.30
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Davidia Involucrata tree for sale Online London UK

Davidia Involucrata tree for sale Online London UK

Davidia Involucrata (Award of Garden Merit)Davidia Involucrata is a wonderful, ornamental deciduous tree with heart shaped foliage that is red-purple and has a spicy fragrance when the leaves first emerge in early spring. Once emerged, the leaves change colour to light green. Most dramatically, around May, large white floral bracts emerge that hang like pinched handkerchiefs from its branches. In late summer, small pear-shaped fruits will emerge. In autumn, just before the leaves fall, they will change from light green to yellow-orange. Davidia Involucrata is a stunningly beautiful tree that will provide lots of exciting colour through spring, summer and autumn.Davidia Involucrata is native to China and is also called the handkerchief tree, due to the manner in which the bracts hang. This tree can take up to 10 years for its first flower but here at Paramount Plants we are offering flower-aged specimens for sale. Davidia Involucrata likes full sun and partial shade and moist but well drained fertile soil. It reaches a maximum height of 6 metres with a maximum spread of 4 metres but it can be clipped to suit required heights.

GBP 412.50
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 42.50
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 56.25
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Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly. Mature Japanese Acer for Shade.

Acer Palmatum Butterfly has lots of tiny red flowers in spring which make a great contrast to the grey green leaves which are margined with salmon pink and white.Acer Palmatum Butterfly is a compact and upright variety of Japanese Maple and is an ideal specimen tree for any sized garden. Acer Palmatum Butterfly will grow better in a shady position as the leaves can scorch in the hot summer sun.Characteristics of Acer Palmatum Butterfly are it is slow growing, fully hardy and flowers April to May.Standing at over 7 feet tall, our Acer Palmatum Butterfly plants are premium, single stem, mature plants and will make an instant impact in your garden. Tips: Grow in Partial shade. 

GBP 47.50
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Photinia Red Robin Half Standard Tree for sale UK & Ireland

Photinia Red Robin Half Standard Tree for sale UK & Ireland

Photinia Red Robin Three Quarter Standard Tree is a hardy beautiful, half standard tree. These standard trees have one main trunk and a straight, clear stem (or trunk) free of branches or foliage of between 1.2 and 1.5 metres tall (120 to 150 cm). This Photinia Red Robin three quarter standard tree has been trained and clipped into an elegant topiary lollipop shape. It is a superb ornamental plant for decorating doorways and entrances. It looks good in pots on patios or in mixed borders.In early spring, Photinia Red Robin's attractive new shoots and young leaves are bright red in colour gradually turning green as the leaves age. By the end of the season, the leaves have become a beautiful bronze-green. These seasonal changes means that a Photinia Red Robin half standard tree has a wonderful range of leaf colours throughout the entire growing season, which is usually May to June. It also forms small white flowers in spring and fruits in August. Photinia Red Robin is one of our best-selling plants. Evergreen with luscious leathery leaves, flowers that are a magnet for wildlife and dense foliage are a winning combination. It is extremely versatile. In addition to Photinia Red Robin Full Standard trees and photinia red robin hedge plants, we also have  Photinia Red Robin on frames for screening - particularly useful for narrow spaces where privacy is required. We also have pleached Photinia trees - available as a full standard or half standard pleached trees. 

GBP 107.25
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Catalpa Bignonioides Nana for Sale. Indian Bean Tree Nana

Catalpa Bignonioides Nana for Sale. Indian Bean Tree Nana

Catalpa Bignonioides Nana, or Indian Bean Tree Nana, is a more compact, smaller and rounded variety of the Catalpa Bignonioides (Indian Bean Tree), making it more suitable for small gardens where a full-sized Catalpa would overwhelm, as well as a good choice for use in a larger setting. These particular trees are grown and shaped as full standard trees. Native to the forests of eastern North America, Catalpas were first introduced to the UK in 1726. This smaller cultivar has the same leaves and flowering habit as the standard species, but in a more compact form, grown and shaped as full standard trees. Late in the spring, the large, heart-shaped leaves emerge, staying an attractive mid-green until the autumn, when they turn yellow. Catalpa Bignonioides Nana forms a mophead, rounded crown. It may produce dappled white flowers in summer, followed by decorative hanging seed pods in the autumn, which turn from green to brown. Hardy in most parts of the UK, Catalpa Bignonioides Nana will reach a full height of 4 metres and spread of 3 metres in a period of 25 years. Because the standard form leaves a single trunk free of branches up to a height of close to 2 metres, Catalpa Bignonioides Nana takes up a very small footprint and can be fitted into gardens with limited space. It can be pruned back hard in early spring to maintain a rounded crown shape, or left to grow naturally in a less formal setting.Catalpa Bignonioides Nana should be planted in a sheltered position where it will be protected from strong winds which can damage its large leaves. It will do best in moist, well-drained soil in full sun. Very tolerant of pollution, Indian Bean Tree Nana is well-suited to urban settings. This small-scale Indian Bean Tree will fit into spots where a full-sized catalpa would be too big, making it an ideal choice for small city gardens. It is an excellent tree for planting in a mixed border, where spring-flowering plants and bulbs will get plenty of sun before the leaves emerge, and then providing some welcome shade in the hot summer months. In a formal garden setting, regularly clipped and rounded Catalpa Bignonioides Nana will be an impressive addition, whether singly or in an arrangement. The resistance to pollution lends to its use in street plantings. The large, distinctive leaves of Catalpa Bignonioides Nana make it a reliable and popular landscape tree and its versatility will make it a great choice for your garden, too!

GBP 70.13
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Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata, Red River Gum Tree

Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata, Red River Gum Tree

Eucalyptus Rostrata is a large evergreen eucalyptus tree with cream bark and scented leaves. It’s an excellent choice of specimen tree for planting near water.Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata is native to Australia. It’s a familiar sight in Australian towns and gardens as its large spreading canopy provides shade in the hot months. It will grow in UK gardens too where it’s better known as Red River Gum. This eucalyptus tree has smooth cream bark and lance-shaped mint-scented mature leaves. New foliage emerges rounded and lighter than the mature leaves and in spring small panicles of pollinator-attracting white flowers with yellow stamens appear. In the winter months this large tree holds onto its leaves and creates a focal point in empty gardens.Height and Spread of Eucalyptus RostrataRed River Gum is fast growing and can reach heights of 40 metres but it can be kept smaller with regular pruning.How Hardy Is Eucalyptus RostrataThis is a hardy tree that once established withstands cold winters and hot summers. Its scented leaves deter pests.How To Use Eucalyptus RostrataThis is a large fast-growing tree that’s best grown as a specimen in a large garden or kept well pruned in smaller spaces. Its aromatic foliage is welcomed in the dull winter months and the small flowers attract pollinators to wildlife friendly spaces.If you have a sunny garden this tree provides shade and because it’s a thirsty tree it suits a spot by water. Red River Gum is a good alternative to willow.The scented foliage is popular and long-lasting in flower arrangements.How To Care For Eucalyptus RostrataRed River Gum is a self-sufficient tree once established. Plant yours in a sunny spot near a water source if possible. If planting into soil without a water source nearby keep it well watered in the dry months.Fill the planting hole with plenty of well-rotted manure or compost and keep grass clear from the base until established to cut down on nutrient competition. Eucalyptus Camaldulensis Rostrata can be left to grow naturally or pruned to restrict its height and spread. Prune in early spring and again in May/June to trim back new bushy growth. Mulch each year but keep mulch away from the trunk as it may cause rot.

GBP 313.50
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Arundo Donax Aureovariegata Giant Reed Variegata Grass

Arundo Donax Aureovariegata Giant Reed Variegata Grass

Arundo Donax Aureovariegata is an evergreen ornamental grass with striped green and white leaves. It’s an excellent prairie plant or a colourful addition to mixed grass borders.Arundo Donax is native to the Middle East, where it’s more often called Giant Reed Grass, and has naturalised in California, the Caribbean, and Mediterranean areas. The variety Giant Reed Variegata was bred for ornamental purposes. It has strong erect stems with strappy leaves that can reach up to 30 cm long. These leaves are striped white and green which is unusual for an Arundo Donax.In late autumn, long panicles of feathery flowers emerge from the mound centre to reach several metres in height. The fluffy flowers are purple and very attractive to small birds who use them in their nests.This is an unusual ornamental grass with a surprising purple flower. It’s a great choice for mixed borders and is suitable for large plant containers.Height And Spread of Arundo Donax AureovariegataGiant Reed Variegata needs room to grow. It will reach two metres in height and one metre in spread over 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Arundo Donax AureovariegataThis ornamental grass is hardy throughout most of the UK. It needs very well-drained soil and doesn’t cope with consistently wet soil or foliage.How To Use Arundo Donax AureovariegataThis is a lovely architectural shrub with interesting long leaves and unusual flower spikes. It grows in well-drained borders, sheltered front gardens and large well-watered containers.It’s also an eye-catching addition to prairie gardens and low-maintenance wildlife-friendly spaces.How To Care For Arundo Donax AureovariegataChoose a position in full sun with well-drained soil. Giant Reed Variegata tolerates all well-drained soils including poor chalky or sandy sites. It needs shelter from strong winds, so a sunny wall-side border is a good bet.Pruning isn’t required, but any damaged or old leaves can be cut off when they die back in late autumn to keep it looking tidy. A thick layer of mulch in springtime will boost its flower production. Be sure to water it well until established and raise container grown ornamental grass up on feet to promote good drainage.

GBP 103.13
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Acer Negundo Variegatum Ashleaf Maple Varietaged Leaf Form

Acer Negundo Variegatum Ashleaf Maple Varietaged Leaf Form

Acer negundo Variegatum or Ashleaf MapleThe Acer negundo Variegatum, also called the Ashleaf Maple, is a small deciduous tree that grows to a maximum height of 15 metres. It produces an upright, pyramid-type growth. The tree is fast growing with a spreading habit. It should not be confused with the cultivar Acer Negundo Flamingo.The Acer negundo Variegatum has exotic looking foliage that will stand out in the garden. Each leaf is a greyish green shade. The leaf’s margin is outlined in a pale pink shade when young. As the leaf matures, the pink fades to a silvery-white. The leaves are born in a pinnate form with four to five individual leaflets. The foliage colourations and the graceful shape of the leaves give the tree a fluttery appearance, especially during a breezy day. In the autumn, the foliage turns yellow before falling from the tree. During the spring months, the Ashleaf Maple does produce very small inconspicuous flowers. The Acer negundo Variegatum grows best when planted in full sun but will tolerate partial shade. It will withstand virtually any soil type or pH level. However, it does not like a water-logged root system, so ideally you should choose a planting site that is well draining. During the tree’s first year of growth, keep the soil evenly moist but not overly saturated. This will assist the tree in producing a diverse root system. Once established, it will withstand short periods of drought.The Ashleaf Maple requires no significant pruning to maintain its shape. However, if you wish to trim the tree to maintain its size, then you need to do all the trimming in the mid-summer months after the leaves have matured. You should avoid trimming the tree in the winter or spring because the  Acer negundo Variegatum may bleed sap.On occasion, the Ashleaf Maple may suffer reversion. This is when the tree’s dominant characteristic of growing all green leaves takes over on a branch or two. Any branch that produces only green leaves should be promptly removed from the tree to maintain its variegated appearance.

GBP 187.50
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