Plants Flowering in April

Slow growing female form with creamy-white berries

Cream and green variegated leaves. White flowers opening from/pink/red buds.

(A.M. Form) - hermaphrodite, free berrying

Hermaphrodite with narrow elliptic tapering leaves and ovoid crimson-red fruit which usually remains until the spring.

(Male) - red buds opening white. Foliage also reddish

('Foremanii') - vigorous female clone with broad leaves and large bunches of brilliant red fruit

Grows a tangle of interlacing branches which are golden in colour. Small bright yellow flowers. Grows to only 3-4 feet and is frost hardy to -10 ° C

Extremely hardy plant with bright yellow clusters of claw-like flowers in profusion over a long period in late winter and spring

Lacy dark green foliage and tubular golden yellow flowers.

Tubular yellow pea-shaped flowers in long drooping clusters. Needs a sunny south facing wall

(syn. x S 'Ivan's Beauty', x S. 'Liquorice') - pinkish-white flowers in spring and clusters of reddish-purple fruits in autumn. Excellent autumn colour

upper surface of leaves covered by creamy while indumentum becoming grey-green later in summer

The widespread rowan.

A common street tree with a very upright but vigorous habit. Orange-red fruits

Compact columnar habit and yellow berries with a red centre

White flowers followed by dark red fruits, ageing to pink. Blue-green leaves.

Pink or white flowers and spherical white berries which are pink-tinged at first

Upright tree with pinnate leaves. Small white flowers in late spring followed by orange-red berries

(Syn. Discolor) fine cut foliage, erect, bright red fruits and autumn colour

A compact growing tree with good red and orange autumn leaves and coppery coloured fruit persisting into winter

A rare species with very distinct pinnate leaves. Small flowers in feathered corymbs and pink or white fruits

Columnar habit. White flowers followed by small brown fruits in autumn.

White or white tinged pink fruits and glorious red autumn colour

green foliage, grey beneath, orange-red berries

Fine cut foliage, creamy yellow berries and good autumn colour

Fine pinnate leaves and white flowers. Deep pink fruits in autumn, ageing to a paler pink with a white blush

Leaf buds sticky like an aesculus, rich red autumn colour

Striking species with dark green glossy leaves, downy underneath which turn to rich red and purple in autumn. Red fruits

A rare native tree with scaly bark and maple-like leaves