Our Trees
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Rowan
(Sorbus aucuparia)
The Rowan tree can be found all over England and Scotland, and is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree. It known for its stunning white flowers in the spring and bright red berries in the Autumn. The Rowan tree has been used for centuries for medicinal properties, making it a fascinating addition to any garden.
£10 per 150-180cm tree
Size
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At point of purchase 150-180cm Tall
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Up to 15m tall
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20-40cm per year
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5-8 pairs of dark green oval serrated leaflets
Lifespan
Rowan trees can live for up to 200 years.
Tips
The Rowan prefers well-draining soils in full sun or partial shade.
Did you know?
The leaves are an important food source for moths and caterpillars, the berries provide food for a variety of birds throughout the autumn.
Beech
(Fagus sylvatica)
The Beech tree is a wonderful choice for any garden. It is native to England and has been a popular choice for centuries due to its hardiness and beauty. This tree can grow up to 40 meters tall and has a broad, spreading canopy that provides ample shade. Additionally, the Beech tree is known for its smooth, gray bark that adds an elegant touch to any landscape.
£5 per 30-50cm tree
Size
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At point of purchase
30 – 50cm tall -
Up to 40m tall
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Grows 3-4m in 10 years
Leaves
Beech trees laves are lime green, 4-9cm long with pointed tipped oval shaped, they produce male catkins and female flowers and form triangular shaped beech nuts in a prickly case after 10 years.
Tips
Beech Trees prefer well-draining lightly acidic soils.
Did you know?
Oak trees provide shelter and support for a large variety of wildlife from moth caterpillars, mice, squirrels and birds to native truffle fungi
English Oak
(Quercus robur)
The English Oak tree is a vital part of the local wildlife ecosystem, providing and shelter for a variety species. By planting English Oak, you can support the environment and preserve this important species for future generations. Not only is it practical choice, but the Oak tree also holds great symbolism and beauty, making it a wonderful addition to any green space.
£2 per 20-30cm tree
Size
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At point of purchase
20 – 30 cm tall -
Can grow up to 40m tall
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Reach maturity after 40 years
Leaves
Oak tree leaves are 10-12 cm long & 7-8 cm wide with 2-3 mm petioles. The Oak Tree flowers in spring (late may.)
Tips
Oak trees thrive in temperate lowland regions and prefers soils with neutral acidity.
Did you know?
English Oak trees support over 2300 species, with 326 of those dependant on them for survival.
Sessile Oak
(Quercus petraea)
The Sessile Oak is a majestic tree that plays a vital role in our ecosystem. Its stunning appearance makes it a popular choice for landscaping, and its durability and resistance to disease make it a wise investment for any property owner. With a rich history dating back centuries, the Sessile Oak is a symbol of strength and resilience that will continue to thrive for generations to come.
£2 per 20-30cm tree
Size
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At point of purchase
20 – 30cm tall -
Up to 40m tall
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Reach maturity after 40 years
Leaves
Sessile Oak tree leaves are 7-14cm long and 4-8cm wide with 1cm petiole, the Sessile Oak flowers in spring.
Tips
Sessile Oak trees prefer temperate upland regions, and thrive in shallow, acidic and sandy soils.
Did you know?
Oak trees provide shelter and support for a large variety of wildlife from moth caterpillars, mice, squirrels and birds to native truffle fungi
