Ornamental Trees

A very popular small weeping tree with arching branches bearing densely clustered, double pink flowers in spring. Lance-shaped leaves are pale green and slightly bronzed at first. Often wrongly referred to as Prunus ‘Cheals Weeping’ which has a more steeply weeping habit. Cherry Tree.

Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ makes a dramatic, small, often multi-stemmed tree. In spring, crimson, purple or pink flowers appear on the bare stems. The glorious heart-shaped leaves emerge a glossy, vibrant ruby red and darken to a rich purple-plum shade for the summer. In autumn they turn striking shades of orange, red, yellow and purple. Received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

An evergreen, palm like tree.

Acer negundo 'Flamingo' is a fast growing type of Maple with attractive characteristics. The young leaves with a broad, soft pink salmon coloured margin changing to white, often green at first; shoots glaucous-bloomed. This tree can be pruned hard in early spring creating a superb exotic foliage effect in late summer. Attractive grey-white stems during the winter. Perfect for growing in a small garden due to it's narrow canopy.

A large evergreen tree with cream and brown bark.

Cercis canadensis 'Hearts of Gold' Tree has a rounded and slightly spreading shape and boasts purple-red, pea-like flowers on bare branches in the spring. The heart shaped foliage emerges orange-red, then turns from translucent yellow to a yellow-green in summer. Leaves at the centre are somewhat darker, creating a striking gradient of colour from mid-green to bright yellow at the edge of the canopy. In autumn, it turns shades of golden yellow.