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Pine Cloud Tree. Pinus Sylvestris Pine Cloud Tree Pom Pom UK

Pinus Sylvestris - Pine Cloud Tree Pom PomPinus Sylvestris is commonly called the Scots Pine and it is one of the most popular varieties of Pine trees in Europe. As a large evergreen conifer, Pinus Sylvestris has significant ornamental value with its beautiful grey-green needles and an outstanding orange flaky bark on young specimens, which turns grey when mature. Pinus Sylvestris as a Pine Cloud TreePinus Sylvestris is often used and shaped as a topiary plant. However, these particular specimens which are shaped as Japanese Cloud Trees are rare indeed, not least as they are available to buy in more mature sizes. These are truly sensational looking pine cloud trees. They have a definite air of the exotic about them and will look stunning in any position in any garden, whether grown in the ground or planted in containers. You will find these pine cloud trees are surprisingly easy to maintain. They just need to be trimmed once per year with a well sharpened secateurs.The Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree likes to grow in full sun and will grow in any type of soil.Note – If you intend to keep your Pinus Sylvestris Cloud Tree in a container, it should be feed at least once a year with general purpose slow release fertilizer.

GBP 2400.00

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

As one of the fastest growing conifers, Leyland Cypress (botanical name Cupressus x Leylandii) is a very popular choice for both hedging and evergreen screening. These evergreen Leylandii specimens are sold as Green Leylandii Root Balls, meaning they are supplied with a proper root system fully intact but without a pot. Root ball hedging plants are grown directly in the ground in open fields rather than containers. When the mature plants are dormant during the autumn and winter months, they are dug out of the ground with the soil around the plant’s root ball intact and wrapped in biodegradable Hessian sacking for protection. Leyland Cypress Root Ball plants are ideal for planting en masse. In root ball form, they are probably the most cost effective and fastest growing hedging or privacy screening available.Best known for its flame-shaped outline, Cupressus Leylandii is an evergreen conifer with lush, scale-like foliage. Deep green and dense, the leaves offer year-round interest and can serve both as a privacy hedging and a windbreaker. When it comes to ideal growing conditions, Cupressus x Leylandii is quite undemanding. Leylandii Root Ball plants can be planted in any well-drained soil, in a hole 2 to 3 times bigger than the root ball diameter. This evergreen conifer thrives in full sun, but it will fare well in partial shade also.When you plant the Leylandii Root Balls, make sure to leave enough space between them to allow them to fully develop. For best results, the spacing should be about 1.5 metres apart. As this is a vigorous, fast growing cultivar, the Leylandii Root Balls will quickly form a wall of dense foliage. After planting, water thoroughly and apply a layer of mulch. The biodegradable hessian sack and a wire mesh protecting the root system should not be removed.Long-lived, Leyland Cypress Root Balls can grow as much as 1 metre in height per year. Once established, regular pruning of the new growth twice or three times per year is required to maintain a neat shape for your Leyland Cypress Hedge. This will also allow you to easily maintain the hedge at the precise height you require. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Leylandii Cypress can survive even if the temperatures drop 20 degrees below zero. Robust and tough, this cultivar is rarely affected by pest and diseases.Leyland root ball hedging is the fastest and most cost effective way to establish a beautiful green evergreen hedge in your garden. Green Leyland Cypress Root Balls are good value for money and a great option for mass planting. This cultivar is tough, easy to grow, and practically maintenance-free, and its vigorous growth rate ensures you won’t have to wait for years to get an impressive evergreen screen or hedge. And, if you’re prone to sneezing and sniffing when around Christmas trees, you’ll be glad to know that Cupressus x Leylandii doesn’t produce the allergy-triggering oleoresins, which makes it ideal for people with sap or pine tree allergy.Please see also Cupressus Leylandii hedging plants in containers offering a wide choice of sizes and maturities.

GBP 51.00

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Multi Stem Boxwood. Buxus Sempervirens Multi Stem Topiary Plants

Multi Stem Boxwood Buxus Sempervirens. These elegant multi-stem Buxus specimens feature a rounded ball-shaped crown on top of raised multi-stems, with around 5 or 6 stems per plant. Because the topiary crown is raised above ground level, these Multi Stem Boxwoods present an interesting alternative to the regular Buxus globes. Boxwood is an evergreen, small-leafed shrub with rounded, glossy dark green foliage. Buxus Sempervirens is very slow-growing with a tight, compact habit resulting in a dense, even form when clipped. Due to these characteristics, Buxus is very often used for topiary and geometrical low-hedging and is invariably grown for its attractive foliage. How To Care For Box Topiary Boxwood does not mind pruning and shaping, a trait that has made it popular particularly for use as topiary, ornamental hedges and parterres in formal gardens. Boxwood multi stems are suitable either for growing in containers or in the ground. Plants in containers will need fertilizer. Box topiary should be trimmed around mid-summer, and again in late summer if required. During the growing season, make sure your Buxus plants get plenty of water. How to use Buxus Sempervirens Multi Stem: These Multi Stem Buxus plants can be used for creating height and depth when planted on its own or with other forms of Buxus – such as Buxus balls and globes, where the foliage begins at ground level. The multi-stems give the crown a lift and place it above ground level, leaving room for under planting if desired. These Multi Stem Buxus topiary trees are suitable for use as part of a formal garden scheme. They look very elegant as sentries either side of an entrance.

GBP 562.50

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Malus Domestica Gala Must Apple Gala Must Apple Prince Gala

Malus Domestica Gala Must AppleMalus Domestica Gala Must or Apple Gala Must is also synonymous with Malus Domestica Prince Gala and Malus Domestica Regal Prince. The Gala Must originated New Zealand and features Malus Domestica Gala (Gala Apple) as its dominant parent. It was named after a historic royal visit of Queen Elisabeth II.During the mid spring months, Apple Gala Must produces ample pink blossoms that slowly fade to a whitish hue. Following flowering, the tree starts to develop a good crop of lovely solid red apples. The fruit tastes crisp and sweet. It has ample juice and a very aromatic flavour. The flesh is bright yellow and fleshy. The apples are a favourite snacking apple or can be used in cooking. The fruit often ripens early and should be ready for harvest during the month of October. If you want to increase the size of the apples then it is suggested that you cull the apples down to one per cluster.From an apple tree perspective, this tree is mid-sized. It should be planted in a site that provides full sun for adequate fruit production. Choose a planting site that features well-draining soil. To promote a healthy root growth, mix abundant organic matter into the soil when planting the tree. For the first year of growth, keep the soil evenly moist. Once the tree is established, it is moderately drought tolerant. It typically only requires watering during dry times. The tree should be trimmed annually during the late winter to promote new, healthy growth.The Apple Gala Must is an ideal fruit tree for any type of orchard. Its modest mid-size makes it perfect for any sized landscape. Malus domestica Gala Must is an excellent pollinator. It also requires a nearby pollinator in order to produce fruit. It can be pollinated by most any variety. The tree grows over most of Western Europe with ease and requires very little care to produce a bountiful harvest every fall.If you are seeking a delightful, juicy, sweet eating apple, then the Apple Prince Gala is a very good choice.

GBP 28.00

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Pseudolarix Amabilis Golden Larch Golden Pine Conifer

Pseudolarix Amabilisis is also known as the Golden Larch or Golden Pine, but is not a true Larch, although as the name implies, it shares some of the same characteristics. It is the sole species in the Pseudolarix genus, and a unique landscape tree in many ways, receiving the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Native to China, this beautiful ornamental tree is prized for its foliage, even though it is one of the last to leaf out in the spring and first to fall in the autumn. Like the true Larch, Pseudolarix Amabilisis is a deciduous conifer, losing its needles every year. In late spring, the light green needles, blue-green on their underside and up to 5 cm long with a soft texture, appear in tufts on short shoots, maturing to a deep green in summer. Female cones are extremely decorative, resembling artichokes, pale green in summer and maturing to brown in autumn. The Golden Larch earns its name in early autumn, when the foliage turns a brilliant shade of yellow, lighting up the landscape! In winter, the bare form of the Pseudolarix Amabilisis forms an elegant pyramidal silhouette. Fully hardy in even the most severe climates, Pseudolarix Amabilisis will grow 30 cm per year to a mature height of 8-12 metres and spread of 4-8 metres in 20 to 50 years. No pruning is required. If planting in a group, space trees 9-10 metres apart.Plant Golden Larch in full sun in a sheltered position with any aspect, in moist but well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with an acid to neutral pH. It is generally pest and disease-free, making it the ideal low-maintenance landscape tree. Tolerant of pollution, it’s an excellent tree for city gardens, but should be given some protection from salt winds in coastal regions. In fact, wherever it is planted it should be protected from wind.This big tree should be planted where it can grow to its full size unimpeded. Golden Larch is a great choice for planting as a focal point in a large lawn, or in a group on a country property where its autumn show can be fully appreciated! The light shade cast by this tree creates a good spot for perennials. Pseudolarix Amabilisis, with its attractive foliage, elegant shape, and low-maintenance growth, will make a great addition to a larger garden! See also Metasequoia Glyptostroboides, also a deciduous conifer. 

GBP 402.50

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Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rose. Rambling Rose Pink Flowers

Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk Rambling RoseRosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a hardy perennial climber with stunning pale pink flowers and scent. It is an old favourite introduced to the UK as far back as 1867 and has an RHS Award of Garden Merit. This is an incredibly popular rambling rose, and one of the best.Rosa Paul's Himalayan Musk is a vigorous climber gaining heights of 12 metres over 5-10 years. Its long thorny shoots grow at a fast pace clinging to any available surface. In summer it produces light green leaves and a flush of small pale pink double flowers in rosettes. These blooms hang on open sprays offering one of the best displays around. The fragrance of Rambling Rose Paul’s Himalayan Musk is strong, and as per its name smells musky, deep and distinct. This rambling rose attracts pollinators and plant enthusiasts alike with its wonderful scent and gracefully trailing branches smothered in blush pink.How Hardy Is Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is a pretty and delicate rose, but also one of the toughest. It can withstand the cold winters of the UK and Europe, returning to flower each year. How To Use Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis is predominately a climber, so it best suits a fence line, wall, pergola or arch– any vertical surface with some height is good for this vigorous rose. It is ideal as a screen for an unsightly building or dead tree.How To Care For Rosa Paul's Himalayan MuskThis rambling rose is popular not only for its beauty and scent but for its tough nature. It can take care of itself once established, and provided there is support it will grow unchecked with speed. It will grow along the ground too, or as a dense shrub. Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk is a great choice of climber for a gardener that loves delicate pink shades and has a large area to cover. Pruning is not necessary, but you can contain the height with winter pruning. Be aware that rambling roses flower on old wood, so cut back with enough time for new shoots to grow before the next year. New plants will need water until they are established and a thick layer of rotted manure in early spring will strengthen roots and produce a stunning display of flowers. If you need a climber that is low maintenance and beautiful this is a top choice. Rambling Rose Paul's Himalayan Musk never fails to delight with its magnificent scented flower display and all the charm of a traditional English cottage garden. 

GBP 51.00

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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 318.75

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