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Cornus controversa
Cornus controversa, also known as Wedding Cake Tree, has a peculiar layered branches structure. Glossy, dark-green, with little white flowers in summer. During winter, foliage have purple-red colours. Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soils in full to par …
$168.00
Cornus florida Cherokee Chief
Cornus florida Cherokee Chief (Flowering Dogwood) is a popular specimen around patios and lawns. This deciduous tree has bare branches with deep-red, large, flat, pink, four-petalled flowers during spring, turning yellow-scarlet in autumn. Prefers rich, m …
$168.00
Cornus florida Cherokee Sunset
Cornus florida Cherokee Sunset (Flowering Dogwood) is a deciduous tree with moderate growth rate. This tree has green foliage variegated with cream-yellow and pink margins, turning to rose-pink, red and purple autumn colours. Flowers are large, with pink- …
$168.00
Cornus florida Rainbow
Cornus florida Rainbow (Flowering Dogwood) is a deciduous tree with a moderate growth rate. Large, golden foliage variegated with green and golden margins, white flowers in spring. During autumn, foliage have pink to carmine, lavender-blue to purple-red t …
$168.00
Cornus kousa Satomi
Cornus kousa Satomi is a deciduous tree with a moderate growth rate. This small grower has large,flat, four-petalled, pink-red, star-shaped flowers. Red and purple foliage in autumn. Red strawberry-like fruit attractive to birds. Prefers rich, moist, well …
$168.00
Crataegus laevigata Rosea Flore Pleno
Crataegus laevigata Rosea Flore Pleno (Hawthorn) is an upright, compact grower. Beautiful double salmon-pink flowers during spring. Fruitless, it is perfect as a street tree. Thrives in full sun to part shade, moist, well-drained soils. Up to 8m tall. …
$168.00
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
Cryptomeria japonica
Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Cedar) is an excellent shelter tree. Tall, stately, this evergreen is a fast grower with a pyramidal form. During winter, foliage tpresent red-bronze tones. Soft, fragrant timber that is insect resistant. Up to 20 m tall. …
$168.00
Eucryphia nymansensis Nymansay
Eucryphia nymansensis Nymansay (Nyman's Hybrid Eucryphia) is an upright grower with large, leathery, dark-green foliage. Flowers are big, fragrant, with white tones. Thrives in mulched soil with roots protected from the hot sun. Up to 7m tall when mature. …
$168.00
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
Fagus sylvatica Dawyck Gold
Fagus sylvatica Dawyck Gold, also known as Upright Gold European Beech, is a tall, erect tree which broadens when mature. Bright, golden-green foliage, turning to cinnamon-brown autumn colours. Perfect as a street tree in any reasonably well-drained soil. …
$191.00
Fagus sylvatica Dawyck Green
Fagus sylvatica Dawyck Green (Upright European Beech) is a tall, erect tree which broadens when mature. Deep-green foliage tinged with bronze tones, turning to cinnamon-brown autumn colours. Perfect as a street tree in any reasonably well-drained soil. Up …
$191.00
Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea (Copper beech)
Fagus sylvatica purpurea, commonly known as Copper Beech is a classic tree that can grow to extraordinary height given favourable conditions. It has a long slender trunk that greys with age. Glossy dark purple leaves appear in spring and fade to a co …
$44.85
Fagus sylvatica Purple Fountain
Fagus sylvatica Purple Fountain (Weeping Purple European Beech) has purple-black foliage, with green summer colours. This deciduous tree has columnar shape with cascading side branches. Perfect as a street tree in any reasonably well-drained soil. Up to 8 …
$191.00
Fagus sylvatica Riversii
Fagus sylvatica Riversii is a large deciduous tree. Rich, shiny purple-black foliage in spring with grey bark. Perfect as a street tree in any reasonably well-drained soil. Up to 8m tall. …
$582.00
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 excelsior Purple Spire
Fraxinus excelsior Purple Spire (Upright European Ash) is a deciduous tree with glossy, pinnate foliage, turning purple then glowing orange in autumn.Yellow autumn leaves. Prefers fertile, moist soils. Up to 30 m tall x 5m wide when mature. Good as a shad …
$225.50
Fraxinus griffithii
Fraxinus Griffithii is a fast growing, small tree. This tree has shiny pinnate like foliage that can be shaped into any size or form. During summer fraxinus blooms large panicles of white flowers. Fraxinus Griffithii is best growen in warm, well drained a …
$237.00
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