Field Maple. Medium-sized deciduous tree native to the UK.Has small, dark green leaves, which turn gold in Autumn. Clusters of tiny flowers appear in Spring, followed later by winged 'helicopter' seeds. Bark is light brown and corky. valuable to wildlife.- Snake-bark Maple. Small deciduous tree.Popular for it's ornamental bark, which has distinct green and white stripes. trailing yellow flowers appear in Spring, followed later by winged 'helicopter' fruits. Mid-green leaves turn yellow and orange in Autumn.
- Norway Maple. Large deciduous tree with great ornamental value.Clusters of small flowers emerge in Spring, later followed by winged 'helicopter' seeds. Leaves are distinct in shape and provide rich Autumn colours of yellow and orange. Valuable to wildlife.
- Snake-bark Maple. Medium-sized deciduous tree.Popular for it's ornamental bark, which has distinct green and white stripes Trailing yellow flowers appear in Spring, followed later by winged 'helicopter' fruits. Mid-green leaves turn orange and red in Autumn. Plant in moist soil, in sun or part shade.
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- Golden Alder. Medium-sized deciduous tree.Pink catkins appear in spring, amongst light green foliage. Cone-like fruit is produced in Autumn, just as leaves turn yellow before falling. In Winter, the orange-gold bark is especially striking. Valuable to wildlife.
- Juneberry 'Ballerina'. Small deciduous tree.In Spring, masses of white star-shaped flowers appear on bare stems. Leaves then emerge bronze, mature into green and purple-red in Autumn. Bears edible berries that are popular with birds. Valuable to wildlife.
- Juneberry 'Robin Hill'. Small deciduous tree.In spring, masses of white, star-shaped flowers appear on bare stems. Leaves then emerge bronze, mature into green, and turn gold and red in Autumn. Bears edible purple berries that are popular with birds. Valuable to wildlife.
- Weeping Birch 'Shaft'. Medium-sized deciduous tree.Has upright, pyramidal shape with long, drooping branches. Leaves are bright green, before turning golden-yellow in Autumn. Bark is attractive, peeling away to reveal white layers beneath. Valuable to wildlife.
Himalayan Bitch. Medium-sized deciduous tree.Known for it's white ornamental bark, which peels away early each year to reveal fresh, bright layers beneath. Yellow catkins appear in the spring, amongst dark-green foliage. Produces a rich, golden Autumn colour. Valuable to wildlife.- Hornbeam 'Lucas'. Medium-sized tree with narrow, pyramid crown.Green catkins appear in Spring, follwed by winged ' helicopter' fruits. Mid-green leaves turn golden through to brown in Autumn and are retained during Winter. Valuable to wildlife.
- Cercis 'Ruby Falls' is a graceful new introduction of weeping habit. Deciduous tree.The heart shaped leaves appear rich purple. Clusters of bright pink pea like flowers open just before the foliage in spring followed by flattened, deep purple pods. Perfect for small gardens.
- Cercis ‘Forest Pansy’ is a graceful new introduction of weeping habit. Deciduous tree.The heart shaped leaves appear bright purple. Clusters of bright pink pea like flowers open just before the foliage in spring followed by flattened, deep purple pods. Perfect for small gardens.
Cercis ‘Merlot’ is a graceful new introduction of weeping habit. Deciduous tree.Leaves are heart-shaped, deep red-purple turning green in summer and shades of orange, bronze and red-purple in Autumn. A good display of deep-pink flowers appear in clusters on bare stems before the leaves in Spring. Perfect for small gardens.
Cercis ‘Vanilla Twist’ is a graceful new introduction of weeping habit. Deciduous tree.Broad, soft, heart-shaped leaves grow in copper-tinted green to deep blue-green to yellow. Stunning clusters of creamy white, sweetpea-like flowers bloom on bare branchlets in early spring. Perfect for small gardens.- Cotoneaster 'Cornubia'. Can be used as a shrubbery, or grown as a specimen tree.Clusters of white flowers produce a striking display in Summer, before developing into red berries that are enjoyed by birds. Leaves are retained throughout Winter.
- Hawthorn 'Plena'. Small deciduous tree.Popular for it's display of double flowers in late Spring, which emerge white and fade to soft pink. Dark-green leaves turn bronze before falling in Autumn, leaving behind masses of red berries. Valuable to wildlife.
- Paper Bush 'Grandiflora'. Deciduous shrub with large, fragrant yellow flowers. Flowers appear on bare stems during February and March, before mid-green leaves emerge. Bark is attractive all-year round.Ideal for poor soil and drier spots.
- Weeping Beech. Large, deciduous tree.Has pendulous branches, which cascade down to produce a graceful, weeping shape. Leaves are dark green and glossy, before turning copper brown in Autumn. Small flowers appear in spring and develop into beech nuts. Valuable to wildlife.
- Copper Beech. Large deciduous tree.Popular for it's deep purple leaves, which turn reddish in Autumn. Leaves are held onto throughout Winter. Small flowers appear in Spring and develop into beech nuts. Valuable to wildlife.
- Honey Locust. Large, deciduous tree.Leaves are arranged in small, delicate 'leaflets', and turn bright yellow in Autumn. Branches are slightly weeping, and produce a graceful shape.
- Rocky mountain Juniper.Dense, ascending branches with aromatic, steel-blue leaves form a narrow, pencil-shaped plant. Often carrying juniper berries in Autumn.Prune to desired shape and height.
- Sweet Gum. Large deciduous tree.Renowned for it's Autumn display, when maple-like leaves turn shades of orange, red and purple. Bark is also attractive, with deep grooves and corky texture. Has a neat, pyramidal shape.
