Standard Ornamental and Flowering Trees
Prices available upon request and are subject to size and availability.
Use the below hyperlinks to find plants in alphabetical order.
MALUS
Crab Apple
Both flowering and fruiting varieties of this family are ideal for smaller gardens, having moderately bushy growth. With a few exceptions they flower following the flowering cherries. Fruiting forms give a fine display of colourful edible fruits, famed for jellies. It is wise to spray against Apple Scab as young trees.
Everest
Round white flowered form with small yellow fruits – recommended/excellent variety.
Golden Hornet
Small upright tree bearing white flowers, and prolificbright golden fruit until November.
John Downie
Neat and upright, fine crop of egg-shaped fruit, golden flushed crimson.
Liset
Excellent variety, handsome foliage purple red in spring. Masses of rich red blossom in May.
Moerlandi
Profusion
Red-blossom, red-green leaves.
Robusta
Retains its scarlet and yellow fruits until after Christmas.
Royalty
Deep purple foliage, wine-red flowers, small tree.
Rudolph
New red flowered/purple foliage, disease resistant.
Street Parade
Green leaf, white flower, purple fruit, upright habit, disease resistant.
Tschonoski
Neat with beautiful autumn colour. White suffused pink flowers in spring.
Wisley Crab
Large-bronzed-red leaves. Fruits large red following crimson flowers. Strong growing.
FLOWERING CHERRIES
Please enquire for other varieties not listed
Accolade
Of recent introduction and very early flowering; the rich pink flowers are produced in great profusion along the bare branches. Superior to the Almond
Amanogawa
Erect habit, resembling a Lombardy poplar; a column of pale pink blossom in spring; ideal where space is limited. 150/180cm.
Avium Plena
Double Gean
The most beautiful of the double-white cherries – masses of blossom.
Avium
Common Gean
One of our most attractive native, autumn colouring trees. White blossom in spring.
Fragrant Cloud
A vigorous grower, unusually scented, large white semi-double flowers.
Hillieri Spire
A tall narrowly pyramidal type with soft pink blossom, an ideal tree for smaller gardens.
Kanzan
Hisakura
Most popular of all cherries, double deep pink flowers along with the young bronzy foliage; strong and upright growing.
Pandora
An attractive tree for the smaller garden, with soft pink blossoms early in spring.
Royal Burgundy
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Small tree, deep rose pink flowers with rich burgundy leaves
Sargenti
Pink flowers, rich autum foliage. Medium tree.
Serrula Tibetica
One of the most attractive trunks in the winter. Appears like polished mahogany.
Shirotae
Mount Fuji
Flowers large, snowy-white and early; a distinct variety with rather horizontal branches.
Snow Goose
An upright small tree with white flowers.
Spring Glow
Attractive bronze foliage with early single pink flowers.
Subhirtella Autumnalis
Autumn Cherry
Producing semi-double white flowers intermittently from November to March in mild spells.
Rosea
This is a pale pink form of Autumnalis.
Tai-Haku
Immense single snowy-white flowers, enhanced by rich coppery-red of the young leaves.
Ukon
Creamy-yellow double flowers shown to perfection against young amber-coloured foliage.
Umineko
Narrow, upright tree. Single white with good autumn colour.
Yedoensis
Yoshino
A profusion of blush-white and almond scented flowers; a graceful tree.