Deciduous Trees
Pyrus nivalisA medium deciduous tree that is ornamental in flowers and foliage. Woolly-white new leaves maturing to oval-shaped, sliver green. Masses of white flowers in Spring followed by small, round, yellow-green fruit. Uses are for avenue plantings or as a feature tree for small gardens. Read More ...
Platanus acerifoliaA very hardy, large deciduous tree grown world-wide. Ornamental bark of mottled greys and fawns that peels off during Winter. Great as a street tree or in parks and reserves and other large open spaces. NB: Many people can be allergic to the fine hairs on the leaves and in the seeds of this tree. Read More ...
Magnolia soulangeana 'Vulcan'A deciduous, fast growing, vase shaped small tree. Large vase deep magenta blooms 25cm across. The flowers appear before the foliage reappears in mid Spring. Flowers are very striking. The foliage is lime green turning darker as the warmer months progress. Uses are for a small garden. Read More ...
Magnolia soulangeanaA deciduous low branching small tree. With large open, tulip-like in early Spring. The large, striking flowers are white on the inside and rose/pink and white on the outside. The flowers appear before the foliage reappears in mid Spring. The common name is derived from the saucer like flowers. The foliage is lime green turning darker as the warmer months progress. Uses are for a small garden. Read More ...
Prunus blireanaA small deciduous tree that produces masses of large bring pink, double flowers. The foliage is coppery-purple in the Spring turning bronze-green for the remainder of the year. Uses are for a specimen tree or an avenue planting. Read More ...
Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia'Fast growing, medium sized, deciduous tree with bright golden fern like leaves. Produces fragrant white pea flowers in spring. A great tree for contrast in the garden. Read More ... |