Trees (including Conifers)
Every garden should have a tree and there are countless reasons why. Aside from their beauty, they clean the air, are good for the environment and are a source of food and shelter for wildlife. ; SIZE, check the "Height" (full grown) - does it suit your space (neighbours too)?; Stake a young tree really well to protect against wind rock. Use tree guards to protect bark from pets or wild animals.; Keep the area around your tree weed free for the first few years and water regularly for the first few years, not weeks - a watering can of water every week Spring to Autumn.;
Acer trees & Japanese maples
102 plants
A-Z trees by name
2184 plants
Berrying trees
103 plants
Blossom, catkin & flowering trees
504 plants
Conifers and evergreen trees
675 plants
Drought & climate proof trees
322 plants
Exotic trees, palms & bananas
120 plants
Fruit trees
268 plants
Olives & Mediterranean trees
37 plants
Ornamental cherry trees
31 plants
Trees - acid soil loving
1437 plants
Trees by shape
1749 plants
Trees for pots & containers
39 plants
Trees - large, 10m plus
19 plants
Trees - medium, 3m to 10m
661 plants
Trees - ornamental, up to 3m
424 plants
Winter trees - coloured bark
87 plants
All plants (2219)
Thuja occidentalis 'Tiny Tim'
American arbor vitae, White cedar, Yellow cedar
Thuja plicata 'Martin'
Western red cedar
Tilia americana
American lime, American basswood, Lime, Linden, Basswood
Tilia cordata 'Rancho'
Small leaved lime, Littleleaf linden
Tilia platyphyllos 'Delft'
Broad-leafed lime, Large-leafed lime, Bigleaf linden
Tilia x moltkei
Moltkes lime
Tsuga canadensis 'Bennett'
Eastern hemlock, Canadian hemlock, Canada pitch
Tsuga mertensiana
Mountain hemlock, Black hemlock tree
Ulmus minor var. vulgaris
English elm, Field elm
Washingtonia robusta
Thread palm, Southern washingtonia, Mexican washingtonia, Mexican thread palm
Yucca rostrata
Beaked yucca