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Acer Bloodgood
Acer Bloodgood is a striking small tree. The dark burgundy foliage emerges in spring and holds beautiful colour right through until late autumn. Best planted in a sheltered, semi-shaded position with well-drained soil.
Grows to a height of 4m and a …
$45.00
Acer Osakazuki
Green foliage throughout spring and summer but in autumn it transforms to a blaze of fiery scarlet. Incense and long lasting autumn colour. Ideal for smaller gardens although not lost in a larger landscape. Plant in semi shade avoiding full sun shelter …
$225.50
Carpinus betulus - Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus, commonly know and Hornbeam - is a great option if you want to add seasonality to your garden. Golden yellow in autumn and a crispy green in summer, and although it is deciduous it holds rusted coloured leaves throughout winter creating p …
$168.00
Carpinus betulus fastigiata
Upright Hornbeam. Bright green deeply veined oval leaves make an appearance in spring changing to a beautiful copper colour in autumn.Position in full sun to semi shade. Carpinus is a very versatile tree will grow in wet sites, inland, coastal and expo …
$168.00
Carpinus betulus fastigiata 35L
Upright Hornbeam. Bright green deeply veined oval leaves make an appearance in spring changing to a beautiful copper colour in autumn.Position in full sun to semi shade. Carpinus is a very versatile tree will grow in wet sites, inland, coastal and expo …
$225.50
Cercis Forest Pansy
For a small tree this cercis offers so much to your garden. Beautiful, heart-shaped leaves start out a vibrant red colour, turning a rich purple in summer. Shades of orange, red, yellow and purple follow in autumn. Deep pink flowers appear on the …
$55.00
Crataegus Paul's Scarlet
Hawthorne. Masses of double scarlet pink flowers appear in spring. Deeply lobed dark green foliage turns yellow bronze in autumn just as red haws (fruit) appear. …
$225.50
Fagus sylvatica - English Beech
English Beech - An excellent specimen holds onto leaves into the Winter. Gets to a height of 10m. Current height- 2m …
$112.80
Fraxinus excelsior Green Glow - Ash
A select compact form of English Ash. Exceptional form with fine branches which creates a tight, beehive shape. Young growth delightful bronze colour turning lush green and then to yellow in autumn before falling. Keep watered to establish, then relativel …
$65.00
Fraxinus ornus - Ash
A hardy, compact smaller tree that has large groups of fluffy white scented flowers from October through to November. Excellent autumn tones from gold to purple. Tolerant of poorly drained soils. Male plants preferred for landscaping purposes. Current hei …
$55.00
Fraxinus oxy. Raywood - Claret Ash
Elegant neat pyramidal growth habit, popular to use where space is limited but height is required. Bright green handsome pinnate leaves turn claret plum over an extended period from late summer until well into winter. An Australian selection which tolerat …
$65.00
Liquidambar styraciflua
American Sweet Gum. Forms a stately pyramidal tree with well spaced branches and corky bark. Current height 1.3m+ …
$35.00
Magnolia Star Wars
Giant tulip shaped pale pink flowers that are flushed with a deeper pink smoother the bare branches of this small tree. Once the petals have fallen the glossy green leaves appear. Position in full sun to part shade sheltered from the wind. Suits a well …
$168.00
Magnolia Vulcan
Large showy purple pink flowers that are lightly scented appear on bare branches. This magnolia flowers from a young age and will maintain the flower colour well even in poor soils. Forms a rounded shape tree with dark green leaves. Position in full su …
$45.00
Malus Gorgeous
Large white star shaped flowers cover the tree. These are followed by crab apples that are glossy red with a slight tinge of orange. The large dark green foliage turns yellow, bronze in autumn. The crabapples are suitable for making jelly or preserving …
$168.00
Malus ioensis Plena - Crabapple
Noted for its large, frilly, soft pink, fully double flowers late spring that resemble rambling roses - also have a violet like perfume. Blossom followed by small, greenish-yellow fruit. Beautiful autumn colour with bright reds, purples and golds. An attr …
$45.00
Malus Profusion - Crabapple
Called 'Profusion' for a reason - starts to flower from a young age and puts on a 'profuse' display of deep wine red blossom in spring. The flowers are followed by small red Crab Apples. The coppery new leaf growth which turns fresh green …
$168.00
Pyrus salicifolia pendula - Silver Weeping Pear
Pyrus salicifolia Pendula, commonly known as Silver Weeping Pear is a stunning tree with long narrow silver-gray leaves that are covered in a silky down. The overall effect is graceful and arching. White blossom in spring followed by small inedible f …
$60.00
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