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Conifer Topiary Plants to Buy Online UK. Leyland Cypress Topiary Spirals. Cupressus Leylandii Spirals

Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Cupressus Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii or Leyland Cypress.The full botanical name is Cupressus x Leylandii and they are acknowledged as one of the fastest growing evergreen conifers here in the UK. Leylandii are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening yet all Cupressus trees make excellent roosting places and are often used as nest sites by birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens. A Cupressus Leylandii hedge provides year round shelter for a wide range of wildlife.The continuing popularity of Cupressus Leylandii for hedging here in the UK is hardly surprising if you look at this plant’s characteristics. As well as being evergreen, a prerequisite of any year round screening, Leylandii are very fast growing, expect a growth rate of at least 3 feet per year. Leyland Cypress will grow and perform well in virtually any soil but do need to be maintained.Cypress Leylandii new growth lends itself very well to trimming and a Leylandii hedge maintains its shape well if trimmed regularly, ideally 2 to 3 times per year. Leyland Cypress hedging should not be cut back too hard beyond the green foliage, as they do not shoot from old wood. Best practise is to give consistently regular trims rather than letting them grow and cutting back hard. If you follow this rule you will be rewarded with a neat dense hedge that will provide instant privacy. Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden. They grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft).

GBP 8.60
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Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Leylandii Trees. Cupressus Leylandii. Leyland Cypress Hedging. Fast-Growing Leylandii for Hedging and Screening

Cupressus Leylandii trees are often referred to as simply Leylandii or Leyland Cypress.The full botanical name is Cupressus x Leylandii and they are acknowledged as one of the fastest growing evergreen conifers here in the UK. Leylandii are mainly used for hedging and evergreen screening yet all Cupressus trees make excellent roosting places and are often used as nest sites by birds such as greenfinches, robins, dunnocks and wrens. A Cupressus Leylandii hedge provides year round shelter for a wide range of wildlife.The continuing popularity of Cupressus Leylandii for hedging here in the UK is hardly surprising if you look at this plant’s characteristics. As well as being evergreen, a prerequisite of any year round screening, Leylandii are very fast growing, expect a growth rate of at least 3 feet per year. Leyland Cypress will grow and perform well in virtually any soil but do need to be maintained.Cypress Leylandii new growth lends itself very well to trimming and a Leylandii hedge maintains its shape well if trimmed regularly, ideally 2 to 3 times per year. Leyland Cypress hedging should not be cut back too hard beyond the green foliage, as they do not shoot from old wood. Best practise is to give consistently regular trims rather than letting them grow and cutting back hard. If you follow this rule you will be rewarded with a neat dense hedge that will provide instant privacy. Leylandii trees are still the fastest and most cost effective way of achieving a neat tall hedge or screen in the garden. They grow up to 1m per year (2-3ft).

GBP 20.00
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Cupressus Leylandii Gold Rider Conifer Trees, For Sale UK

Liriodendron Tulipifera Tulip Tree For Sale Online London Buy UK

Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea. Italian Stone Pine Nut Tree for sale London UK

Pinus Pinea or Stone Pine is also known as the Italian Stone Pine, Umbrella Pine or Pine Nut Tree. These mature Pinus Pinea specimens have been grown and shaped as full stardard trees with long, clear stems and a lovely, rounded canopy on top. Pinus Pinea Full Standard trees can be used for above fence screening or as stand-alone ornamental specimens.The Pinus Pinea is a lovely conifer tree that naturally features a rounded, broad flattened umbrella-like canopy. It has a tall spreading habit with twisted, glossy green needle-like, soft leaves. The canopy spread can be kept in check with regular clipping. In the Roman times, Italian stone pines were widely grown for their deliciously edible pine nuts which were a staple in most Roman soldiers’ diets. Relatively fast growing, the tree often grows 1 meter per year. The tree will reach full maturity between 20 to 30 years old.Once established, the Pinus Pinea Full Standard tree requires only minimal care to thrive and keep its shape. It is highly drought tolerant and can withstand salt spray in coastal regions. Plant the Italian stone pine in full sun for best growth results. It prefers a planting location with well-draining soil. The tree grows best in acidic soil but will withstand alkaline soil. It grows well in coastal areas because it doesn’t mind salt spray. Italian Stone Pine trees produce an abundance of bright green stiff needles that measure up to 15 centimetres in length. The needles appear in twisted bundles. The bluish-grey cones of the tree measure about 15 centimetres in length and are heavy. They remain tightly closed for about three years before opening to disperse their seeds.Pinus Pinea Full Standard has a stand-out showy trunk, enhanced by the full standard clear stem shape of these specimens. The trunk features an orange hue with large plates that measure about 33 centimetres in length. They are showcased by deep dark fissures. The plates provide visual interest on the tree.The Italian stone pine does tolerate pruning well, making it a good candidate for growing as a full standard tree. It requires minimal pruning once per year to keep its shape. Ideally, pruning should take place in the winter months.Statuesque and interesting year round, the Italian Stone Pine full standard tree makes an ideal garden focal point. It grows well in urban settings and can be grown as a street tree. This hardy Pine Nut tree is just one of the varieties in our huge collection of specialist conifers for sale at Paramount Plants in North London. 

GBP 280.00
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Prunus Spinosa Blackthorn Tree Sloe Tree - for Sale Online

Prunus Spinosa Blackthorn Tree Sloe Tree - for Sale Online

Prunus Spinosa or the Blackthorn Tree is a native tree which has long been found in the hedgerows of the UK. Also called the Sloe for the fruits it produces in autumn, it is a tough, hardy native which will thrive just about anywhere. Found in the UK and across Europe, the blackthorn is one of the first trees to flower each spring. The pretty white flowers provide an important nectar source for pollinating insects such as bees and moths. The leaves which then emerge are dark green, ovate, and finely serrated. The flowers are followed by in autumn by sloes, which are not eaten as fresh fruit, but are excellent for making sloe gin or jam. Its dense branching habit and thorny spikes create excellent nesting sites for birds. Prunus Spinosa is incredibly hardy and will survive even the most severe winters in the UK and across northern Europe. Over a period of 20 to 50 years it will reach a height and spread of 2.5-4 metres. It is not necessary to prune blackthorn to maintain its vigorous growth. For hedging, space Prunus Spinosa plants at 3 per metre, or 5 per metre in a staggered double row.Blackthorn will tolerate a wide variety of growing conditions. It will do best in moist but well-drained soil of any type. It will not thrive in acidic soil, and while it will grow in part shade, it will flower best and set more fruit in full sun. It does not need a sheltered location, and since it will tolerate salt Prunus Spinosa is a good choice for coastal plantings. Prunus Spinosa is best suited to rural properties where its low-maintenance natural state will complement the country landscape. It is a traditional hedgerow plant, where it grows wild, and so is a natural choice for a rural hedge, where it will provide early-season nectar for pollinating insects, attract birds for nesting and food, and year-round screening because of its dense growth habit and eventual height.  Blackthorn can protect more vulnerable plants from being eaten by wildlife or grazing animals until they have grown enough to be safe. This can be a boon in areas where deer or rabbits pose a threat to your valuable plantings in a wildlife or woodland garden. Planting Prunus Spinosa is a great way to nurture wildlife while at the same time providing a dense and reliable screen for your property. This extra-hardy native tree makes a welcome addition to a country landscape plan!

GBP 71.25
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Callistemon Full Standard Tree. Standard Shaped Bottle Brush

Callistemon Full Standard Tree. Standard Shaped Bottle Brush

Callistemon Full Standard is an evergreen tree with a long clear stem and exotic-looking red bottlebrush flowers in summer. This standard-shaped tree suits above above fence screening  and makes an excellent ornamental specimen on the lawn.Callistemon is better known as Bottlebrush. It’s native to Australia but was brought to the UK in the 1800s where it’s grown in full sun and well-drained soils ever since.This Standard Bottlebrush Tree has smooth, dark evergreen lance-shaped leaves and an impressive display of bright red flowers with yellow anthers in spring. Flowers cover the branches with a truly eye-catching display and last for weeks.This version of Bottle Brush is a standard tree which means it has a single straight trunk without branches for the first 1.8 metres. The crown is rounded and can be trimmed to maintain a symmetrical shape in the winter months.If you’re looking for an unusual tree that doesn’t get too large Standard Bottle Brush is an unusual, eye-catching choice for warm gardens.Height And Spread of Callistemon Full StandardLeft unpruned Standard Bottle Brush will grow to a height and spread of 4 metres in 10 to 20 years. Keep the standard shap with a trim once per year. How Hardy Is Callistemon Full StandardA Standard Bottle Brush Tree is hardy if it’s grown in well-drained soil in a warm area of the UK. It’s drought-tolerant but requires plenty of water to establish its roots.How To Use Callistemon Full StandardA Standard Bottle Brush gives a really impressive, exotic display and is best used for evergreen screening above the fenceline or as a series of landscaping trees to accentuate avenues or pathways in larger spaces. Bottlebrush tends to fare better in southern areas of the UK, but it can grow in more northern areas if it’s planted in full sun with shelter.A great choice for Mediterranean feel gardens, Bottle Brush is an unusual choice for both country-cottage and modern urban spaces.How To Care For Callistemon Full StandardStandard Bottle Brush Trees needs full sun to flower well and will struggle to bloom in shady positions. A west or south facing spot with shelter from cold winds is best. It likes well-drained sandy soil with an acid or neutral ph and will not thrive in wet conditions.Regular pruning is necessary to maintain the standard shape.Water well until established – lack of water is the main reason new trees fail to take. Mulch well in spring to cut down weed competition and provide nutrients for the coming year.  

GBP 65.00
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Viburnum Tinus Lucidum Hedging Shrubs Viburnum Tinus Hedging

Viburnum Tinus Lucidum Hedging Shrubs Viburnum Tinus Hedging

Viburnum Tinus Lucidum Shrubs for HedgingViburnum Tinus Lucidum creates a lovely informal evergreen hedge. It can grow to from 2 to 4 meters tall but is easy to maintain through regular pruning to a height of only 1.5 meters (or any height of your choice) if desired. Each hedge plant grows approximately 1 to 2 meters wide. Viburnum Tinus hedging can be left to grow naturally in massive mounds or trimmed to shape so it fits well in any location. It works wonderfully as a windbreak or privacy hedge. The dense growth of this hedge plant also helps in noise reduction. It is a fast growing hedging shrub and it is not uncommon for the Viburnum Tinus Lucidum hedging to grow 40 to 60 centimeters per year. The foliage of Viburnum Tinus Lucidum is mid to dark glossy green. The leaves are oval in shape.  During the late winter months, pink flower buds start to develop. As spring arrives, the flower blossoms in flat sprays of soft white that measure 5 to 10 centimeters wide. The flowers have a pleasing aroma so be sure to plant them in a location in the landscape where their fragrance can be enjoyed. The blooms draw a wide assortment of butterflies and bees to the garden. Following flowering, small red and bluish-black berries emerge in clusters. They are a favourite food source for songbirds and woodland creatures. The Viburnum Tinus Lucidum grows best in full sun but will tolerate partial shade or even full shade. These hedging shrubs prefer a moderately moist planting location. Lucidum grows well in clay, loam or sand. Exceptionally hardy, it can thrive in a windy or coastal location where other shrubs often struggle. If you need an evergreen hedge for an exposed location, then Viburnum Tinus Lucidum is a good choice. To maintain the size or overall shape, trim Viburnum Tinus hedging after flowering. Clip back the longest shoots. The shrub regenerates new growth from old wood. Also prune away any damaged, diseased, or overly congested shoots.  Dense and bushy Viburnum Tinus Lucidum is also low maintenance and resilient. These attributes make it an ideal, carefree hedging choice for any landscape. Its year round, glossy foliage and abundant flower sprays will make it the focal point of any garden setting. Anyone looking for a fast growing hedging shrub that requires only minimal pruning, won’t be disappointed with the Viburnum Tinus Lucidum. Plant it alongside your property line, beside a noisy road, in front of your home, or anywhere you desire an eye-catching year round hedge or screen. Viburnum Tinus Lucidum is also available as a full standard tree. More information on Viburnum on our blog.

GBP 192.00
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Picea Pungens Blue Diamond. Blue Spruce Blue Diamond Tree

Picea Pungens Blue Diamond. Blue Spruce Blue Diamond Tree

Picea pungens Blue Diamond or Blue Spruce Blue DiamondThe Picea pungens Blue Diamond, also commonly referred to as the Blue Spruce Blue Diamond, is a relatively new variety of the classically popular Colorado Blue Spruce tree. It was first developed in Deurne, Netherlands in 1990. It is a hybrid that was created by crossing the female, Picea pungens ‘Glauca' with an unknown male Picea pungens variety. Once the cross was made, the plant Blue Spruce Diamond was grown via the use of asexual cuttings. The tree was patented in both the United States and Europe. It is now widely available for sale to gardners around the world.Since 1991, the Blue Spruce Blue Diamond has successfully retained its distinctive characteristics, making it a popular landscape tree choice for any size garden. It grows in an eye-pleasing, strong, upright fashion and creates an outstanding pyramid shape that makes it a true focal point in any landscape. It produces one main, large stem and has vigorous lateral branches. Unlike other common Blue Spruce varieties which produce a drab blue shade, the colouration of the Blue Spruce Blue Diamond is an intense and vibrant blue with strong silver overlays that lasts all year long. The Blue Diamond exhibits a moderate growth rate. It usually attains a height of 66 cm in six years and then goes on to grow to 125 cm within 12 years. Average growth rate is generally about 15 cm per year. When fully grown, the Blue Diamond is expected to reach a height of at least 3 m.  Its width growth averages 56 cm in six years and 56 cm in 12 years.  The conifer grows well in temperatures that range from 8 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius. It can withstand temperatures down to minus 25 degrees Celsius with ease. Ideally, the Blue Spruce Blue Diamond should be planted in full sun for best growth. It grows well in all soil types, as long as the soil is well-draining. Best growth is normally attained in soil that is neutral to slightly acidic.  It does not tolerate excessively wet roots for an extended time period. The Blue Spruce Blue Diamond is virtually carefree once planted and established. Even periods of drought do to not adversely affect the tree’s growth. It requires no pruning to maintain its optimum pyramidal shape. However, it will tolerate a bit of trimming in the spring. It does not need fertilizer and will easily subsist on whatever nutrients the soil naturally provides. A Blue Spruce Blue Diamond will surely become the focal point of any garden. The medium size tree’s non-stop evergreen characteristics make it an ideal tree for any season. It has also become a popular Christmas tree choice around the world. It works particularly well as a Living Christmas Tree. More Conifers....

GBP 250.75
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Rosa American Pillar. Rose American Pillar Rambling Rose

Rosa American Pillar. Rose American Pillar Rambling Rose

Rosa American Pillar Rambling RoseThe Rosa American Pillar is far more hardy than most rambling rose bushes. It grows to a height of 300 to 600 centimeters. Also called the Rose American Pillar this Rambling Rose is an excellent climber for garden structures, fences, arbors, pergolas or walls. It features long, arching branches that boast a bevy pink and white flowers. The rambler rose cultivar bears a striking resemblance to wild rose bushes.The blooms of the Rambling Rose are singular and feature bright pink petals with a white core. Each rose blossom measures about 5.5 centimeters across. The brightly coloured flowers appear in clusters along the arching canes of the rose bush. Unfortunately, unlike other rose bushes such as Aloha, the blossoms of the Rosa American Pillar boast no fragrance, but the rambler’s distinct beauty makes up for its lack of heady perfume. The rambler produces flowers virtually non-stop from spring until autumn. Following flowering, Rose American Pillar develops bright red hips that bear a striking resemblance to cherries. The hips are a favourite foods source for birds and woodland creatures. They provide visual interest, especially during the autumn months. The Rose American Pillar grows and flowers best when planted in full sun. It can tolerate shade but requires at least six hours of sun per day to develop properly. A shady location will also diminish flower production and can make the rambler take on a lanky appearance. Also, the lack of sunlight can promote powdery mildew. For best growth, choose a planting location that is well-draining and rich in organic matter. Keep the soil evenly moist to encourage the rambler to develop a strong root system. Once established, it can withstand periods of short drought. To promote flowering, fertilize the Rose American Pillar in the spring and fall using a general purpose fertilizer or rose-specific fertilizer. Follow the directions on the fertilizer’s label for application ratios. Rosa American Pillar can be pruned in the late summer for regular maintenance. If you want to severely trim back the rambler then you should wait until late autumn or early winter. Dr. Van Fleet developed the Rose American Pillar cultivar in 1907 and since its early inception, this variety of rambling rose has become a popular addition to many gardens around the world. Its vigorous growth, reliability, and hardy nature make it virtually care free. If you are seeking a profuse rambler that puts on a non-stop flower display all season than the Rambling Rose might be the perfect addition to your garden. Plant it in a location where its sheer size and breathtaking beauty can truly be appreciated. 

GBP 108.75
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