Rowan. (Price is for 10 plants)

Rowan. (Price is for 10 plants)AVAILABLE OCTOBER TO MARCH. A native species. Its display of golden leaves and bunches of radiant scarlet berries on a fine October day is a memorable sight. In woodlands it grows well . Prefers cool to cold climates best. Likes well drained, loamy acidic soils. Key Features: orangey red berries useful for small gardens with sessile oak.

yellow-brown fluffy catkins

female form with nearly spine-free leaves green in centre with bright gold margins

In spring it has tight clusters of strikingly white flowers

Height 25ft x12 ft in 20 year

Salix alba ‘Vitellina’ flowers provide food for insects in spring and the coppiced stems provide shelter and cover for birds and small mammals

A large handsome tree with conspicuous clusters of yellow flowers on bare stems in April followed by eye-catching pale green

Its leaves turn a brilliant orange

It is completely hardy and will provide shelter for other species of trees planted nearby

It is a valuable tree for many

Italian Alder (Alnus cordata) makes an attractive

Height 15ft x 10ft

Spindle gets its name because the wood was used to make spindles