An attractive small tree found in deciduous woodland. Creamy white flowers appear in May produce dark cherries in August, which are attractive to birds.

Prefers sheltered sites. wet ground. acid/alkaline soil. growth rate medium. average mature height 6-15m.
 

Cell grown tree approx 60 - 80cm supplied

Item number WFT17

Small tree with small yellow green
flowers. Grows well first 20-25 years to 10-15m,
mature at 50 years. Coppices strongly and suitable for hedges standing clipping. Leaves yellow in autumn but also red or golden brown.
Height: max 25m.

Cell grown tree approx 50 - 70cm supplied

Item number WFT18

A small tree of the rowan family, not often found in the wild. Most common in parks and on roadsides. It produces a long lasting crop of orange/red berries. Will not tolerate very wet areas.

Height: 6-15m.

Cell grown tree approx 60 - 80cm supplied

Item number WFT19

Particularly suited to wet sites, besides freshwater lakes and along riverbanks.
The alder flowers in March before the leaves come out producing reddish catkins and small cones.
Will tolerate both exposed and shady situations. wet ground. alkaline soil. growth rate ­fast.

average mature height 6-15m.

Cell grown tree approx 50 - 120cm supplied

Item number WFT01

A common woodland species. Its graceful growth habit is enhanced by attractive white bark. Yellow/green catkins are produced in spring. Prefers sun or partial shade. well drained ground. acid soil. growth rate ­fast.

average mature height 16m plus.

Cell grown tree approx 80 - 100cm supplied

Item number WFT02

Mostly grown in a woodland setting, hazel is well known for the lamb's tail catkins and nuts it produces.
Hazel is a traditional wood used for fencing.
Will tolerate some shade. heavy ground. alkaline soil. growth rate ­fast. average mature height 6-15m
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT04

The Beech is an attractive tree that may be trimmed to form a dense hedge.
It needs plenty of space and is unstable on poorly drained soil.
Little will grow under its dense canopy of leaves. light, dry ground. alkaline soil. growth rate ­medium. average mature height 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 50cm supplied

Item number WFT07

Similar in every way to the Common Beech but the leaves are a beautiful purple colour.The Beech is an attractive tree that may be trimmed to form a dense hedge.
It needs plenty of space and is unstable on poorly drained soil.
Little will grow under its dense canopy of leaves. light, dry ground. alkaline soil. growth rate ­medium. average mature height 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 50 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT21

A deciduous shrub widely found in woods, scrubland and hedges.

Produces cream flowers followed by flat clusters of oval berries, red turning to black.
heavy ground.
alkaline soil.
growth rate­ slow.
average mature height ­ 1-5m.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT28

A large tree producing immature fruits at the base of small catkins.
Commonly found in deciduous woodlands.
light, dry ground acid soil.
growth rate ­medium.
average mature height ­ 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 50- 60cm supplied

Item number WFT20

An attractive tree when grown as a single specimen.
It is also ideal for creating a dense hedge.
Well known for its use as a christmas decoration.
The female tree produces berries in November / December.
light, dry or heavy ground.
acid/alkaline soil.
growth rate slow.
average mature height 6-15m.
Cell grown tree approx 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT22

A common shrub found in the countryside.
 It produces large heads of cream flowers followed by clusters of dark red/black berries often used in cooking and wine making.
light, dry or heavy ground.
alkaline soil.
growth rate ­medium.
average mature height 1-5m.

Currently unavalable

Item number WFT24

With its massive frame the majestic oak is a basic part of our countryside. It flowers before the leaves appear, to produce acorns sitting in little cups in the autumn. An extremely valuable tree for supporting wildlife. heavy ground. alkaline soil. growth rate medium. average mature height ­ 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 70cm supplied

Item number WFT10

One of our most stately evergreens, it can be kept clipped to form a dense imposing hedge.
Despite variations, oak has many common traits, they grow into huge trees which may live for centuries.
heavy ground.
alkaline soil.
growth rate ­medium.
average mature height ­ 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 30 - 50cm supplied

Item number WFT23

The hardiest elm, able to grow in coastal conditions as well as hillsides and by water.
 It produces purplish flowers in early March before the leaves form in April/May followed by bunches of large pale green fruits with nutlets in the centre, turning brown before being shed in July.
heavy damp ground.
acid/alkaline soil.
growth rate - slow.
average mature height 30-40m
Cell grown tree approx 50 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT27

Commonly found in old woodlands and artificial surroundings such as churchyards.
An evergreen conifer with dark green foliage and red berries. As a tree it may reach 40 foot but is usually clipped as an evergreen hedge.
The leaves and seeds of the yew are poisonous.
light, dry ground.
alkaline soil.
growth rate slow.
 average mature height 6-15m..
Cell grown tree approx 30 - 40cm supplied