Varieties

Albertii is a compact flowering cherry, with prolific white blossom.

A small evergreen ornamental tree which produces edible fruitlets - commonly known as the Strawberry Tree.

This beautiful flowering cherry has a graceful upright habit and white/pink blossom.

The Cut-leaf Rowan, an excellent form of the native Mountain Ash, orange-red berries, and highly feathered leaves.

Beissneri is a compact form of the Common Rowan, with red berries and good autumn colours.

An improved form of the traditional Japanese crab-apple species, with white blossom and superb autumn leaf colours.

This form of the flowering apricot has scented pink blossom which appears early in the spring.

A distinctive dwarf sycamore, named for the colour of its stunning pink spring leaves.

A pretty and graceful spreading tree with a mass of pink / white flowers, and small red fruits.

Also known as Princeton Cardinal, a bronze-leaved crab-apple with pink-red spring blossom and red fruitlets in the autumn.

The Rowan or Mountain Ash, native to most parts of the UK. The leaves turn golden red in autumn, accompanied by clusters of red berries. One of the largest species of Sorbus.

This small hawthorn from south-eastern Europe features white flowers and large red edible fruits.

Crimson King is a tree fast-growing maple with purple leaves which turn red in the autumn.

Croft Coral is a small rowan tree but the fruits are an orange coral colour rather than the usual red,

A popular form of the Norway Maple, characterised by its variegated leaves.

Elk River features large fragrant pink single flowers followed by small bright green crab-apples.

This rowan has bluish-green leaves which turn orange-red in the autumn.The fruitlets are red, and persist well into winter.

A small slow-growing sycamore maple featuring exotic pink green and white variegated leaves.

A particularly upright form of the Mountain Ash, and one of the most disease-resistant.

The Glastonbury Thorn, Crataegus Biflora, is a form of the common hawthorn found in the area around Glastonbury, reputed to have been planted by Joseph of Arimathea.

A small compact rowan with an upright form, notable for its bright pink fruitlets and feathered leaves.

Glendoick White Baby is a superb tree for autumn colour, with large bright white berries and bright red leaves.

Malus Halloween is named for its ribbed orange-yellow crab-apples, which resemble little pumpkins.

John Mitchell is a popular whitebeam, notable for its large white-green leaves.

An excellent small compact blossom tree, featuring a mass of small white flowers, and good autumn colours.

A good example of the Bird Cherry, with semi-double flowers, ideal for smaller gardens.

An excellent garden tree, very hardy, easy to grow, and tolerant of a wide range of soils and conditions. Grey-green leaves turn russet in autumn, with orange berries.

Majestica is a classic large Whitebeam, with silvery-grey leaves contrasting in autumn with clusters of orange-red berries.

The Siberian crab-apple, noted for its exceptional cold-hardiness, disease-resistance, attractive blossom and clusters of cherry-like fruitlets in autumn,

Malus florentina is an unusual crab-apple with white blossom, tiny fruitlets, and serrated leaves which take on good autumn colours.

Malus floribunda is also known as the Japanese Crab. Pink / white blossom then red / yellow fruits.

A traditional garden crab-apple from China, with white blossom and small red-tinged fruitlets, a good choice as a specimen tree.

A traditional Japanese crab-apple species, with white blossom and superb autumn leaf colours.

Niedzwetzkyana is a unique red-fleshed, red-skinned, red blossom crab-apple, originating from central Asia.

Malus Dolgo, also known as Pink Glow, offers early-season white flowers and very attractive dark pink fruits. It is exceptionally cold-hardy.

A form of the native English wild cherry, featuring which has double white flowers rather than single flowers.

Princeton Gold is a versatile fast-growing form of the Norway Maple, named for its golden-green leaves.

The native "Gean" or "Mazzard" cherry, makes an attractive woodland tree.

An unusual red-fleshed crab-apple which has large purple fruits. The juice is a claret red colour.

A flowering cherry which is useful for public spaces on account of its conical form and attractive bark.

A compact upright form of the Common Rowan, notable for its abundant fruiting.

A popular slow-growing medium-sized sycamore tree with very attractive variegated leaves.

The Sugar Maple is the primary maple species used for producing maple syrup.

A weeping form of the traditional Japanese Yoshino flowing cherry.