'Willow-leaved Pear'. A very elegant and attractive silvery-grey tree with weeping branches. Flowers ...
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A densely-branched, columnar tree of medium size. Leaves narrowly oblong, flat and irregularly lobe ...
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'Chestnut-leaved Oak'. A magnificent medium-sized tot large tree, round crowned, shoots tomentose at ...
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'Tukey Oak'. A large tree and possibly the fastest-growing. Excellent in chalky soils and in maritim ...
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'Scarlet oak'. Round-headed tree or bush. Glossy green leaves have deeply cut lobes ending in slende ...
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'Hungarian Oak'. A magnificent, large, fast-growing tree with fissured bark and wide-spreading, ofte ...
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Tree of the Beech family - fagaceae - up to 20m. Erect stems, greyish. Elliptical leaves; bright gre ...
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'Pin oak' or 'marsh oak'. A free-growing, large, dense-headed tree resembling Q.coccinea, but more e ...
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Dwarf Pin Oak. This is a very slow growing selection of Oak. It has a dense, bushy habit and glossy ...
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'Sessile Oak'. Differing from most other oaks in the regular crown and central stem leading through ...
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'Common Oak''English oak' A large long-lived tree, developing a broad head of rugged branches when g ...
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Shorter growing type than the former Q.robur‘Fastigiata’ and with darker, longer lasting leaves.Upri ...
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'Pyramid Oak''Cypress Oak'. Like Q.robur. A large imposing tree of columnar habit, densely branched, ...
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'Red oak'. Fast growing, spreading and broad-headed tree. Attractive large, lobed, leaves are deep ...
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Red Oak. It is a handsome form of oak which is known for consistently given long lasting, brilliant ...
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'Turner's Oak'. =Quercus ilex x Quercus robur A distinctive, small to medium-sized, semi-evergreen ...
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'Common Buckthorn'. A large, native shrub or small tree, a common hedge or woodland shrub on chalk. ...
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'Alder Buckthorn' A large shrub or small tree with ovate leaves turning yellow in autumn. Fruits red ...
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Large-flowering Rhododendron.An extremely hardy, medium-sized to large shrub of dense habit, with ov ...
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Dwarf hybrid. A very hardy, dwarf shrub forming a compact mound of dense foliage. Flowers trumpet-sh ...
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