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Silver Birch trees can reach 56m 1620ft in height after 10 years. Excellent source of food and shelter for wildlife. Silver Birch trees thrive in wet and boggy ground. The Silver Birch does not have a dense crown and will not block sunlight from the garden. less info

Silver Birch trees can reach 56m 1620ft in height after 10 years. Excellent source of food and shelter for wildlife. Silver Birch trees thrive in wet and boggy ground. The Silver Birch doe... more info

The Beech Tree is potentially a large tree it can grow to 120ft 36m it is too tall to be grown as a specimen tree in the average garden. However Beech trees can form an excellent hedge as they can be clipped closely. Beech tree leaves turn russetbrown in winter and will remain over winter if pruned in midsummer. The Beech tree thrives in a wide variety of soils and will tolerate shade. When grown naturally in woodlands the Beech tree can be quite pale with a delicate figure. Be... less info

The Beech Tree is potentially a large tree it can grow to 120ft 36m it is too tall to be grown as a specimen tree in the average garden. However Beech trees can form an excellent hedge as they c... more info

The Hazel tree is native throughout the British Isles. Hazel trees can grow to a maximum height of 30ft 9m. The Hazel tree can make a strong dense hedge if cut and laid and makes an ideal hedge if interplanted with thorns and then laid. Wood from the Hazel tree is traditionally used for hurdles basketwork and occasionally used for walking sticks. Hazel nuts are edible and are eagerly sought after by many forms of wildlife. less info

The Hazel tree is native throughout the British Isles. Hazel trees can grow to a maximum height of 30ft 9m. The Hazel tree can make a strong dense hedge if cut and laid and makes an ideal hed... more info

Max height 65ft 20m. Constantly throwing up suckers to form new trees the aspen pioneers the colonisation of new ground particularly in the Scottish Highlands. Its quivering foliage which turns amberyellow in autumn makes it an instantly recognisable tree and often planted garden tree althought its suckering habit can cause it to spread. It was believed that the constant trembling of the leaves indicated the trees guilt at having provided the wood used for the cross on which Christ w... less info

Max height 65ft 20m. Constantly throwing up suckers to form new trees the aspen pioneers the colonisation of new ground particularly in the Scottish Highlands. Its quivering foliage which tur... more info

The Wild Cherry maximum height 60ft 20m. Wild Cherry Trees prefer 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 broadleaved tree. The small red berries whilst not poisonous are not edible. The Wild Cherry tree will provide a feast for birds in early summer. less info

The Wild Cherry maximum height 60ft 20m. Wild Cherry Trees prefer clay soils over chalk and is a common component in beech woods. When well grown and canker free it provides a valuable timber... more info

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. span style="... less info

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 protru... more info

Large branches of this the English Oak tree rise from a short trunk to form a massive crown rising to 115ft 35m. The leaves of the Oak tree are alternate and almost stalkless with small quotearsquot at the base of the leaf and four or five lobes on each side. Acorns from the English Oak tree often grow in pairs on long stalks distinguishing it from the Sessile Oak. Oak trees have been used for ship building for centuries with high quality furniture still using the strong wood of the ... less info

Large branches of this the English Oak tree rise from a short trunk to form a massive crown rising to 115ft 35m. The leaves of the Oak tree are alternate and almost stalkless with small quotears... more info

Potentially a large tree it can grow to 120ft 36m it is too tall to be grown as a specimen tree in the average garden. However it forms an excellent hedge as it can be clipped closely. The leaves turn russetbrown in winter and will remain over winter if pruned in midsummer. It thrives in a wide variety of soils and will tolerate shade. When grown as a tree the wood is quite pale and has a delicate figure. It is used extensively in furniture manufacture. Tree supplied is 40 6... less info

Potentially a large tree it can grow to 120ft 36m it is too tall to be grown as a specimen tree in the average garden. However it forms an excellent hedge as it can be clipped closely. The le... more info

Simply pot your new household addition in a medium sized pot and keep indoors during the festive season. Once the New Year comes again lift your little tree out into the cold where it will live happily until next Christmas when he can be brought indoors yet again. span style="color rgb204 0 0" span style="color rgb204 0 0" br span span less info

Simply pot your new household addition in a medium sized pot and keep indoors during the festive season. Once the New Year comes again lift your little tree out into the cold where it will live ... more info

The Horse Chestnut tree is a large avenue or parkland tree growing to around 115ft 35m but with a large spreading canopy requiring plenty of space. A Horse Chestnut tree will grow rapidly on moist soils. Whilst the timber of the Horse Chestnut tree is soft and of limited economic value generations of children eagerly await the autumn bounty of the traditional quotconkerquot. less info

The Horse Chestnut tree is a large avenue or parkland tree growing to around 115ft 35m but with a large spreading canopy requiring plenty of space. A Horse Chestnut tree will grow rapidly on mo... more info

The Memorial Tree Gift Pack is a special tribute to a special person and will help your memories last for ever. br The Memorial Tree Gift Pack contains one Native tree sapling Choose any tree from our Ancient Wisdom Range Personalised pewter plaque. We can engrave the plaque with a personal message of up to 80 characters. Plaque can also be sent out without engraving if prefered. Call us on 0161 870 6590 for delivery times. Wooden plinth for your plaque FSC assured. Tree protect... less info

The Memorial Tree Gift Pack is a special tribute to a special person and will help your memories last for ever. br The Memorial Tree Gift Pack contains one Native tree sapling Choose any tree ... more info

The colouration in the leaves of the White Poplar tree is due to hairs which protect the breathing pores on the leaf. The White Poplar suckers freely and can be grown to form windbreaks where other trees will not survive. This species of White Poplar is introduced and widely planted in parks and gardens mainly for the beauty of its foliage. White Poplar flourishes in polluted air or near the sea. less info

The colouration in the leaves of the White Poplar tree is due to hairs which protect the breathing pores on the leaf. The White Poplar suckers freely and can be grown to form windbreaks where ot... more info

Losing your precious pet is deeply upsetting for the whole family. Our Pet Memorial Tree Pack offers a long lasting eco friendly solution to help your family to remember your pet for ever. Plant your pet memorial tree in a special spot in your garden and place the specially engraved pet memorial plaque along side the tree as a lasting tribute your beloved pet. Our Pet Memorial Tree Pack contains one Native UK tree sapling choose any tree from our Ancient Wisdom range. Personalised pet ... less info

Losing your precious pet is deeply upsetting for the whole family. Our Pet Memorial Tree Pack offers a long lasting eco friendly solution to help your family to remember your pet for ever. Plant yo... more info

One of our most popular trees the Crab Apple is the Original British Apple Tree. Whilst the fruit is rather sour when raw is perfect for making traditional jam and jelly. br The Crab Apple blooms whire flowers in late Spring and the fruit will be ready for picking in Autumn. br Crab Apple tree supplied is 2060cm tall. depending on season. The Crab Apple tree is native throughtout the British Isles they can grow to a maximum of 30ft 9m if not pruned. The Crab Apple tree is a small spr... less info

One of our most popular trees the Crab Apple is the Original British Apple Tree. Whilst the fruit is rather sour when raw is perfect for making traditional jam and jelly. br The Crab Apple blooms ... more info

The Rowan tree normally forms multi stems and resemble a shrubby tree. The Rowan tree is a small tree suitable for gardens growing to a maximum size of 30ft 9m. The Rowan tree forms attractive white flowers bright red berries and a delicate leaf form. Rowan trees are widely planted to decorate streets schools and gardens. The wild Rowan tree is commonly associated with upland woodlands although it will thrive almost anywhere and provide an attractive edge tree for wildlife. In ... less info

The Rowan tree normally forms multi stems and resemble a shrubby tree. The Rowan tree is a small tree suitable for gardens growing to a maximum size of 30ft 9m. The Rowan tree forms attractiv... more info

Lime trees are native to Limestone soils in England and Wales. The Lime tree does not produce the strong sucker growth around the base of the trunk often associated with the Large Leaved Lime Tilia platyphylos. Flowers from mature Lime trees attract bees in early July. Lime leaves are alternate and 13in long they are dark green and shiny on top with orange tufts of hair in vein junctions on the undersides. The timber is ideal for carving and turning. Lime tree wood is still use... less info

Lime trees are native to Limestone soils in England and Wales. The Lime tree does not produce the strong sucker growth around the base of the trunk often associated with the Large Leaved Lime Ti... more info

There is nothing to match the excitement and joy that the birth of a new baby brings. br You want the best for the little one and you want them to grow up to be big and strong and lead a fruitful life. br The Welcome to the World Baby Gift contains one Baby tree gift of your choice. Personalised engraved pewter plaque we can also send out the plaque plain so the new parents can get their own message engraved. Call 0161 870 6590 for more information. Wooden plinth for your plaque F... less info

There is nothing to match the excitement and joy that the birth of a new baby brings. br You want the best for the little one and you want them to grow up to be big and strong and lead a fruitful ... more info

Growing to around 90ft30m. It will become a large spreading tree if grown in isolation. It is native to southern Europe but is widely planted elsewhere for its edible nuts the traditional Christmas roasted chestnuts. The wood is used for panelling and beams. Due to its resistance to exposure it is also used for fence palings. less info

Growing to around 90ft30m. It will become a large spreading tree if grown in isolation. It is native to southern Europe but is widely planted elsewhere for its edible nuts the traditional Chr... more info

The juvenile fully branched narrow outline alters as a maturing tree loses its lower branches and forms a flatter spreading crown. The Scots Pine tree can grow to 120ft 36m if left unclipped. A native of the once extensive Caledonian pine forests the Scots Pine tree with its characteristic craggy bark pink in colour at the top of the tree still graces Highland lochs and mountains. Paired needles are usually twisted and shorter than those of most pine trees. Cones nearest the branch t... less info

The juvenile fully branched narrow outline alters as a maturing tree loses its lower branches and forms a flatter spreading crown. The Scots Pine tree can grow to 120ft 36m if left unclipped. ... more info

Wild Pear trees are small shrubby trees that can grow up to 15 meters 49ft. The smooth bark of the Wild Pear tree is a greybrown colour and its wood is often used to make musical instruments. Wild Pear trees are tolerant of atmospheric pollution. Small white flowers appear in April with the fruit ripening in the autumn. The small round leaves of the Wild Pear tree have a pointed tip and are silvery green underneath. nbsp less info

Wild Pear trees are small shrubby trees that can grow up to 15 meters 49ft. The smooth bark of the Wild Pear tree is a greybrown colour and its wood is often used to make musical instruments. ... more info