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

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Maximum height 60ft (20m). It prefers clay soils over chalk and is a common component in beech woods. When well grown and canker free it provides a valuable timber more quickly than any other broadleved tree. The small red berries, whilst not poisonous, are not edible. They will however provide a feast for birds in early summer.

Cell grown tree approx 60 - 80cm supplied

Item number WFT42

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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.

Item number WFT24

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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

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There are two native Oaks in Britain and the other is the Pedunculate oak ( Quercus robur). Both have the very special characteristics of the leaves and acorns, although there are slight differences.Can grow over 40 m high, over 3m in diameter and often reach an age of 300 years old. The wavy dark green lobed leaves are very distinctive.Sessile Oak is naturally more typical in the north and west.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT41

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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

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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 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT27

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A small tree or tall shrub which can reach 19ft (6m).

It is not pollarded like other willows but is generally coppiced to produce long straight stems for basket making.

Can also be used for willow sculptures and fedges.

40-60m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT29

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There are several varieties of willow that are native to the British Isles. Mainly found in damp woodlands, beside dykes and streams and along riverbanks. All species have several features in common, they are quick growing, very hardy and thrive best in moist soil. They bear green/yellow catkins and the foliage appears in spring. damp wet ground. alkaline soil. growth rate fast. average mature height 6-15m.
Cell grown tree approx 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT11

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Native throughout the British Isles, it can grow to 30ft (9m). A small spreading tree often with a dense crown and large twisted branches, the latter can be quite spiny. Delicate white flowers provide an autumn crop of crab apples and although the fruit is bitter it can be made into jelly, jam and wine. It is an excellent food source for birds. Somewhat suprisingly it can take cutting back very well and is an interesting component that can be included in traditional hedgerows. 20-40m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT30

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Not thought to be native, it will grow to around 50ft (15m). Suckers may form a thicket around the parent plant. The wood is used for carving veneers and in the manufacture of musical instruments. Birds eat the fruit which is bitter. Mistletoe develops on the bark as a parasite.

20-40m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT33

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An attractive tree found in woodlands and gardens. It will grow at high altitude, hence its other common name, mountain ash. Creamy white flowers appear in spring followed by bright red berries lasting throughout the winter. light, dry ground. acid soil. growth rate fast. average mature height ­ 6-15m.
Cell grown tree approx 60 - 90cm supplied

Item number WFT12

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Native throughout the British Isles, it grows to around 130ft (40m). It is usually the last tree to come into leaf in spring and one of the earliest to lose it's leaves in the autumn. It flourishes on a lime rich soil. The wood is extremely strong lending itself to a variety of purposes, especially handles for tools. When dried it burns with a clear blue flame making it a sought after commodity for winter fuel.
Cell grown tree approx 60 - 90cm supplied

Item number WFT38

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Native throughout the British Isles, it forms a small tree usually less than 10m (32ft). It is common in wet fenland and marshes. It has red-brown twigs and leaves with stiff, rusty hairs below.
Cell grown tree approx 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT40

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One of the most attractive hedgerow shrubs, it is not a rose at all.
It produces cream flowers followed by red berries in the autumn.
Will tolerate shady sites. heavy wet ground. alkaline soil. growth rate ­slow. average mature height 6-15m.
Cell grown tree approx 30 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT13

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The hawthorn must rate as the best know hedgerow species. It produces white 'may blossom' noted for its sweet smelling scent, followed by deep red haws in autumn and winter. It will tolerate being planted in all situations. light, dry or heavy ground. acid/alkaline soil. growth rate ­slow. average mature height 1-5m.
Cell grown tree approx 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT05

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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

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Sometimes confused with Gorse. However Broom has leaves not spines.
Bright yellow flowers appear in midsummer.
In the right habitat broom spreads rapidly and must be cut back if planted in gardens. light, dry ground. acid soil. growth rate ­medium. average mature height 1-5m.
Cell grown bush approx 50 - 70cm supplied

Item number WFT06

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Attractive to butterflies, hence the common name 'Butterfly bush'.
Benefits from regular pruning, this shrub produces honey-scented flowers in cone-shaped spikes. light or heavy well drained ground. alkaline soil. growth rate-medium. average mature height 1-5m
Cell grown tree approx 20-40cm supplied

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Item number WFT03

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Introduced from NW America in the early 1800's, snowberry is a spreading shrub forming large thickets for game to hide. Small pink flowers appear from June to September.
White berries form in the autumn, these are often eaten by pheasants during hard winters.
 light, dry or heavy ground.
acid/alkaline soil.
growth rate - medium.
average mature height - 3m.
Cell grown tree approx 20-40cm supplied

Item number WFT25

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It can grow to 13ft (4m). Greenish red flushed stems turn a rich purple in autumn. The flowers which appear in June, have a pungent smell which attracts insects. It spreads by suckers from the parent plant or by seed dropped by birds. A native, it's wide variety of traditional uses means it has been prominent in the British countryside thoroughout the ages. It usually occurs in chalk and limestone soils. 20-40m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT31

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Found on roadsides and hedgerows the Blackthorn is a spiny shrub producing clusters of small white flowers in February/March. The small sour sloe berries traditionally used for flavouring gin, develop in the autumn. light, dry or heavy ground. acid/alkaline soil. growth rate ­medium. average mature height 6 ­- 15m.
Cell grown tree approx 70-90cm supplied

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Item number WFT09

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Grows to 25ft (7m). Spreads by suckering - ideal for hedging. Thorny twigs make it an effective barrier.

Resembles Blackthorn but it blooms earlier (March) and foliage is not as thick.

Fruits pale green in summer turn the colour or ripe tomatoes.

20-40m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT34

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Widely used in forestry planting especially in the highlands of Scotland.
Frequently found in old parklands. light, dry ground. acid soil. growth rate medium. average mature height 16m plus.
Cell grown tree approx 10 - 20cm supplied

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Item number WFT08

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The tree forms a regular conical shape with the higher branches ascending and lower branches either level or drooping; it can reach 130ft (40m). The light green needles are short and prickly protruding on all sides of the shoot. The cones are long and cigar shaped with rounded scales and they hang down. It produces a high yield of good quality timber for building work. It is also suitable for paper pulp as the wood is composed of long fibres that bind together well. 15-40m Cell grown tree supplied

Item number WFT32

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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

Item number WFT26

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Although it can reach a height of 20ft (6m) tall, the plant generally remains a low twisted shrub with spreading branches. The spikey blue-green needles are in groups of three, each has a white band on upper sides. Berries are green in first year and ripen to dark purple in the second year. Juniper is one of Britain's native conifers and occurs naturally in a variety of situations: in the south it grows on chalk downs and is one of the stages in the formation of a beech wood. Further north it grows on moorland while in Scotland it flourishes on the acid soils of pine forests. The berries are still used for flavouring gin.
Cell grown tree approx 20 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT35

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It grows to 115ft (35m) in Britain. It's down turned branch tips and shoots give the whole tree a delicate drooping appearance thus making it one of the most attractive conifers. It can be grown on a wide variety of soils except those containing chalk. It grows rapidly and regenerates easily producing many seedlings. Young trees require shady moist conditions and it is therefore useful for planting under other tree crops.
Cell grown tree approx 30 - 40cm supplied

Item number WFT36

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A quick growing tree, capable of reaching 130ft( 40m). On the continent the larch is a mountian species adapted to long winters and short growing seasons; in Britain it has a longer growing season and grows quickly in dry areas. Being deciduous it is often treated as a "honorary broadleaf" to provide diversity in conifer plantations. The rot resistant heartwood makes the timber a popular source of fencing material as well as light furniture timber.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT37

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A vigorous tree commonly reaching a height of 120ft (35m). Needles are long thin and sharp dark green above and blue green below. The often maligned "factory tree" of British upland foresty, Sitka spruce has proved a valuable tree for many rural communities since it's large scale planting early in the 20th century. Sitka requires plenty of moisture and thrives in the wetter areas of western Britain where conditions resemble those of its native home on the west coast of America. The white or pale brown wood is light but strong. It has long fibres for paper making.
Cell grown tree approx 40 - 60cm supplied

Item number WFT39

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