Laurus Nobilis Hedge – Bay Tree Hedging
If you are looking for evergreen hedging, have you considered the noble Bay Tree (Laurus Nobilis)? Laurus Nobilis has several key characteristics that make it an ideal hedging shrub: […]
Ligustrum Full standard Trees & Ligustrum Topiary Lollipop Trees
Ligustrum Japonicum (as the common name Japanese Privet would suggest) is native to Japan. With a waxy leaf, these popular evergreens are slow growing and easy to maintain. Ligustrum produces small white flowers in summer, followed by a black fruit in autumn. The fruit was traditionally used in oriental herbal [...]
Topiary Bay Tree Lollipop
Our Topiary Bay Trees look stunning when planted in pairs, so we offer a specially reduced price when you buy a set of 2 (dependent on stock availability). Our beautiful bay tree lollipops come in many sizes and maturities and with varying degrees of thickness of bark and crown. Sizes start [...]
Taxus Baccata Lollipop aka Yew Lollipop Trees
The evergreen Taxus Baccata (common yew or English yew) is native to the UK. Thanks to its dense branching habit, the Taxus Baccata has long been used as an ornamental plant in English gardens, especially valued for topiary and for hedging. Yews (Taxus Baccata) lend themselves very well to all [...]
Spectacular flowering Tree Peonies
With their heart-stopping flowers, Tree Peonies are a delightful addition to any UK garden. Perhaps less widely available than their better known cousins the herbaceous peony, tree peonies (Paeonia Suffruticosa) are a favourite in the world of ornamental horticulture with their splendid large show-stopping flowers and rich green foliage. [...]
Topiary: Introducing Rhaphiolepis Indica Springtime aka Indian Hawthorn ‘Pink Lady’
Originating from China, Rhaphiolepis Indica Springtime may not be a household name among the evergreen shrubs more commonly gracing our UK gardens as topiary. However, if you are looking for a good-looking, evergreen shrub suitable for topiary with year-round interest, lots of versatility and the added attraction of being perhaps not [...]