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Small Trees

Small Trees
Our selection of trees which are ideal for the smaller garden.

For a full list of trees click here, alternatively use the a-z on the right or the keyword search in the top menu.










ABIES koreana

ABIES koreana  >

Korean fir
A small slow growing compact tree with white undersides to the leaves and violet-purple upright cylindrical cones
ACER davidii 'Karmen'

ACER davidii 'Karmen'  >

Snakebark maple
Conspicuous snake-bark maple which forms a shrubby tree. Young leaves are deep bronze at first and then turn reddish-green before finally turning yellow in autumn
ACER palmatum 'Beni-schichihenge'
Leaves marginated pinkish white or almost entirely orange pink
AESCULUS x neglecta 'Erythroblastos'
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AESCULUS x neglecta 'Erythroblastos'  >

Buckeye, Sunrise horse chestnut
Red leaf stalks and leaves that unfold a spectacular cream and bright pink. They then become yellow and turn green by midsummer
ATHEROSPERMA moschatum

ATHEROSPERMA moschatum  >

Australian sassafras, Australian snowdrop tree
a rare tree with small fragrant white flowers and highly aromatic leaves which have a downy white underside
CATALPA bignonioides 'Aurea'
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CATALPA bignonioides 'Aurea'  >

Golden-leafed catalpa, Indian bean tree
Bright gold foliage
CERCIS siliquastrum

CERCIS siliquastrum  >

Judas tree, Love tree
cerise-purple flowers
CHIONANTHUS retusus

CHIONANTHUS retusus  >

Chinese fringe tree
handsome tall medicinal shrub with snow white flowers in midsummer and damson-like fruits
CORNUS controversa 'Variegata'
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CORNUS controversa 'Variegata'  >

Giant dogwood, Wedding cake tree
Striking and very scarce slow growing variegated form with horizontal branching
CUPRESSUS sempervirens 'Pyramidalis'

CUPRESSUS sempervirens 'Pyramidalis'  >

Italian cypress, Pencil pine
Green columnar Italian cypress
DAPHNIPHYLLUM himalayense subsp. macropodum
Attractive and unusual evergreen with rhododendron-like leaves and pungent purplish clusters of flowers. Perfectly hardy
ELAEAGNUS umbellata
Vigorous spreading shrub or small tree. Leaves which are silvery at first maturing to bright green on upper surface. Silvery yellow-white flowers and silvery fruit
EMBOTHRIUM coccineum

EMBOTHRIUM coccineum  >

Chilean fire bush
Magnificent orange-scarlet flowers in May and early June. This species is only suitable for the West and South-West of the UK
HALESIA monticola

HALESIA monticola  >

Mountain silverbell, Snowdrop tree
Larger leaves and flowers than H. carolina
LABURNUM x watereri 'Vossii'
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LABURNUM x watereri 'Vossii'  >

Golden chain, Voss's laburnum
Very long bright yellow trailing flowers on this ever popular tree. Although the seeds are highly poisonous the sight of the tree weighed down with flowers in early summer is a show stopper.
MAGNOLIA 'Caerhays Surprise'
A hybrid between M. mollicomata and M. lilliflora 'Nigra' which flowers at a young age and is suitable for smaller gardens. The flowers open a dark purplish-red and fade to mauvish-purple
SCIADOPITYS verticillata
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SCIADOPITYS verticillata  >

Japanese umbrella pine
Branches horizontal bearing spherical clusters of rich glossy green leaves, very slow growing
STYRAX japonicus
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STYRAX japonicus  >

Japanese snowbell
Pendulous bell-like white flowers in profusion. A most attractive summer-flowering tree
TAXODIUM distichum

TAXODIUM distichum  >

Bald cypress, Deciduous cypress, Swamp cypress
Prefers boggy moist conditions where this conical tree with pale green leaves and splendid rust brown autumn colour will perform to best effect


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