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2012/2013 <strong>Catalogue</strong><br />
T H O R N H A Y E S N U R S E R Y
T H O R N H A Y E S N U R S E R Y<br />
D e v o n ’ s S p e c i a l i s t T r e e G r o w e r<br />
Contents<br />
Introduction page 1<br />
Trees and Shrubs – descriptions page 2<br />
Trained Ornamental Trees page 13<br />
Tree Selection Lists page 14<br />
Fruit Trees – notes page 17<br />
Fruit Trees – descriptions page 18<br />
<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Collection of<br />
Apple Mother Plants page 25<br />
Price List page 27<br />
Terms of Business<br />
and Delivery Details page 37<br />
CUSTOMER COMMENTS<br />
“It was a delight to talk to<br />
someone who so clearly<br />
knows what they are talking<br />
about. There are very few of<br />
those about”<br />
“It is very interesting to<br />
compare the vigour and level<br />
of development of your<br />
maiden trees with those of the<br />
same variety I obtained from<br />
another nursery. Suffice it to<br />
say I would be more than<br />
happy to buy any further<br />
stock from yourselves.”
W E L C O M E<br />
Dear Customer<br />
2012 has probably been the most challenging year since setting up <strong>Thornhayes</strong>, in terms<br />
of seasonally adverse weather conditions. Even so, for 2012/13 we offer our extensive<br />
range, to its normal high quality, but with significant additions. Over the years we have tried to respond to<br />
customers’ demands as much as possible, so we are now expanding into a range of choice and unusual ornamental<br />
shrubs to add to our existing range of trees and large shrubs. These are supplied bare root and container grown from<br />
whip to heavy standard size, but with the key note of quality. The majority of stock is produced on site. All our own<br />
container grown stock is grown in 100% peat free compost. Also under the EU Plant Passport legislation we are<br />
registered fireblight free.<br />
The range we offer is based on our experience of what is healthy and thrives in the wet and windy southwest of<br />
England.Therefore it is suitable for growing all over Britain.This catalogue can also be downloaded from our website<br />
(www.thornhayes-nursery.co.uk).The website offers a wealth of information for people wishing to plant trees, including<br />
a photo gallery. Our “Guide to Planting, Establishment and Formative Pruning” is included in this<br />
catalogue.<br />
Trade and retail customers are welcome to visit the nursery to view stock, but remember we are a working nursery<br />
and except in the height of a dry summer, wellington boots are generally required. Advice is available from<br />
staff on site and over the phone. After over 30 years’ working with trees, Kevin is a valuable source of technical<br />
guidance, for trade and amateur customers. He can be booked for site visits and advisory work. Just contact the office<br />
to arrange it.<br />
A recent development, to help customers in selecting trees, is the planting of our arboretum area.This former<br />
production area of about 2 acres within the nursery has been set out alongside the new bush orchard. These two<br />
areas will be further developed in the coming years to offer an attractive aid to customers both professional and<br />
amateur and facilitate the various training events that are held throughout the year. Information on these courses<br />
can be found in the Events section of the website. From 2013 we will be extending the range of courses that we<br />
offer.Visitors are welcome to visit and stroll around the new arboretum and fruit orchard as they develop.<br />
A large proportion of our stock is available container grown for planting all year round.We start lifting field<br />
grown ornamentals in November and field grown fruit in December.These bare root plants are available until some<br />
time in March, depending on the season. Mail orders are dispatched from December to March. For detailed<br />
information on delivery please see the inside back cover of this catalogue.<br />
OUR OPENING HOURS<br />
Monday to Friday 8am - 4pm<br />
Saturday 9.30am - 2pm<br />
<strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2012/2013<br />
© <strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong> Ltd 2012<br />
Picture on front cover: Betula papyrifera ‘St George’<br />
Pictures on facing page: scenes at <strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong><br />
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Kevin and Pat Croucher, <strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong>,<br />
St Andrews Wood, Dulford, Cullompton,<br />
Devon EX15 2DF, UK<br />
Tel: 01884 266746 Fax: 01884 266739<br />
email: trees@thornhayes-nursery.co.uk<br />
www.thornhayes-nursery.co.uk
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND<br />
CHOICE SHRUBS<br />
Abies concolor A handsome, blue/green, large-growing fir. Drought tolerant<br />
Abies fraseri The Fraser Fir. Now a popular Christmas Tree<br />
Abies koreana A very architectural slow-growing Silver Fir with striking purple cones<br />
Abies nordmanniana Nordmann’s Fir. A popular silver/blue Christmas tree<br />
Abies pinapso ‘Glauca’ The Blue Spanish Silver Fir is a large handsome blue/grey conifer that is tolerant of limey soils<br />
Abies procera ‘Glauca’ A striking blue form of this large handsome tree, with large attractive cones<br />
Abies veitchii Veitches Silver Fir. A large fast growing Japanese species with handsome foliage<br />
Acer campestre The native Field Maple<br />
Acer campestre ‘William Caldwell’ A rare fastigiate form. Bright red autumn colour<br />
Acer capillipes One of the snake bark maples, with attractive stems and good autumn colour<br />
Acer cappadocicum ‘Aureum’ A handsome large tree with red young foliage that changes to gold and persists into summer. Rich<br />
gold autumn colour<br />
Acer x conspicuum ‘Phoenix’ A striking Snake Bark Maple with red juvenile stems in winter, turning gold in summer<br />
Acer davidii ‘George Forrest’ A handsome broad small tree with red young twigs, snakebark stems and brilliant autumn colour<br />
Acer griseum The Paperbark Maple with its peeling red and cinammon bark. Good autumn colour<br />
Acer negundo A very hardy, honey fungus resistant species, good for screening and shelter<br />
Acer negundo ‘Kelly’s Gold’ A vigorous form with attractive bright gold foliage<br />
Acer negundo ‘Winter Lightning’ A vigorous tree with pale green healthy foliage that turns gold in autumn. Young twigs bright<br />
yellow/green in winter. Good for pollarding<br />
Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’ The ever popular purple leaved Japanese Maple<br />
Acer palmatum ‘Ozakazuki’ A form of Japanese Maple with spectacular autumn leaf colour<br />
Acer pensylvanicum Perhaps the best of the snake bark maples. Green and white stems with big gold autumn leaves<br />
Acer platanoides ‘Crimson King’ A large tree with crimson purple foliage, turning scarlet in the autumn<br />
Acer platanoides ‘Deborah’ A form with brilliant red young foliage and scarlet autumn colour<br />
Acer platanoides ‘Dissectum’ A more compact form of this species that has deeply dissected leaves that turn red and<br />
gold in autumn<br />
Acer platanoides ‘Drummondii’ A small slow growing tree with leaves boldly margined with cream<br />
Acer platanoides ‘Princeton Gold’ A form with brilliant gold foliage<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus The Sycamore. An excellent tree for screening and shelter. Much loved by bees<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus ‘Worlei’ A striking tree with bright gold leaves all summer<br />
Acer rubrum The Canadian Red Maple, as seen on the flag. A large tree with striking autumn colour<br />
Acer rubrum ‘Brandywine’ A narrow-headed tree with red and purple autumn colour<br />
Acer rubrum ‘October Glory’ A large specimen tree with rich autumn colour.<br />
Acer rubrum ‘Red Sunset’ Similar to ‘October Glory’ but more upright in growth<br />
Acer rubrum ‘Scanlon’ A medium sized columnar form with red autumn colour<br />
Acer rubrum ‘Somerset’ A form with deep rich red autumn colour<br />
Acer rufinerve A distinctive green and white snake bark species with flaming autumn foliage<br />
Acer saccharum The source of maple syrup. A large tree with spectacular autumn colour<br />
Acer sieboldianum Similar to, but tougher than, A. palmatum. Spectacular autumn colour<br />
Acer ‘White Tigress’ A striking Snake Bark Maple with green and white stems and bright gold autumn leaf colour<br />
Aesculus x carnea ‘Briottii’ The commonly known Red Chestnut<br />
Aesculus flava A medium sized to large handsome tree. Buff yellow flowers in May/June. Good autumn colour<br />
in early September<br />
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Aesculus hippocastanum The common Horse Chestnut or Conker tree<br />
Alnus cordata The Italian Alder. Excellent for rapid screening and shelter. Tolerant of all soils<br />
Alnus glutinosa The native Alder of riversides and wet woodlands<br />
Alnus glutinosa ‘Aurea’ A form with pale-yellow leaves<br />
Alnus glutinosa ‘Imperialis’ Very graceful, deeply cut leaved form of our native alder<br />
Alnus glutinosa ‘Laciniata’ More vigorous than ‘Imperialis’ but leaves less dissected. A handsome tree<br />
Alnus incana The European Grey Alder. A handsome vigorous tree for moist soils<br />
Alnus incana ‘Aurea’ A striking tree with gold leaves in spring fading to pale green. Winter twigs brilliant scarlet<br />
Alnus incana ‘Pendula’ A vigorous but graceful weeping tree of medium size<br />
Alnus rubra Red Alder. A very impressive fast growing species from NW America<br />
Amelanchier alnifolia A large shrub with masses of white fragrant flower and black fruits. Very lime-tolerant. Good<br />
autumn colour<br />
Amelanchier arborea A small tree with prolific scented blossom and vivid red and gold autumn leaf colour<br />
Amelanchier ‘Ballerina’ A small tree with bronze young growth and masses of white blossom<br />
Amelanchier canadensis A large suckering shrub, tolerant of damp sites. Attractive white blossom and good autumn colour<br />
Amelanchier lamarkcii A small bushy tree with bronze young growth, white flowers and rich autumn colour<br />
Araucaria araucana The Monkey Puzzle is a large well-known and very distinctive conifer. A striking specimen tree<br />
Arbutus x andrachnoides A lime tolerant evergreen with outstanding peeling cinnamon and red stems<br />
Arbutus unedo The Killarney Strawberry Tree. A handsome native evergreen tree or large shrub, with<br />
persistent strawberry-like fruit. Withstands coastal exposure<br />
Aronia melanocarpa ‘Autumn Magic’ Chokeberry, a compact hardy shrub with red/purple autumn colour<br />
Aronia x prunifolia ‘Viking’ Chokeberry, a vigorous shrub to 2 metres with white scented blossom and wine red autumn leaves<br />
Betula albo sinensis ‘K Ashburner’ A form selected in conjunction with Kenneth Ashburner, with pinky red stems, darker than<br />
septentrionalis<br />
Betula albo sinensis ‘Ness’ Like a more vigorous version of B. albo sinensis ‘Septentrionalis’. Selected by Kenneth<br />
Ashburner<br />
Betula albo sinensis ‘Septentrionalis’ A beautiful form with pinky grey stems and attractive catkins<br />
Betula ‘Conyngham’ A hybrid of ‘Septentrionalis’. More vigorous than the parent with pinky stems, fading to cream.<br />
Excellent catkin display<br />
Betula costata A species with peeling yellow bark and gold autumn colour<br />
Betula davurica ‘Maurice Foster’ A form of this Asian species with shaggy white stems<br />
Betula ermanii ‘Grayswood Hill’ Young foliage flushed copper. Stem rich cream with cinnamon young branches. Widely sold as<br />
Betula costata<br />
Betula ermanii ‘Hakkoda Orange’ A form with attractive orange stems. Collected from Mount Hakkoda, Japan. Excellent autumn colour.<br />
Betula nigra The American River Birch with shaggy multicoloured bark<br />
Betula nigra ‘Heritage’ A selection of the River Birch with vivid gold autumn colour and creamy shaggy bark.<br />
Good on wet sites<br />
Betula papyrifera ‘St George’ A form of Paper Birch with young red stems later peeling to white. Excellent gold autumn colour<br />
Betula papyrifera ‘Vancouver’ A large vigorous tree with rich red brown stems and late gold autumn leaves<br />
Betula pendula The graceful native Silver Birch – The Lady of the Woods<br />
Betula pendula ‘Fastigiata’ A columnar form of the native Silver Birch<br />
Betula pendula ‘Laciniata’ A handsome cut-leaved form of the Silver Birch.<br />
Betula pendula ‘Tristis’ A distinctive elegant medium-sized tree. The branchlets hang in graceful curtains<br />
Betula pubescens The Hoary Birch, native to damp western uplands of western Britain<br />
Betula szechuanica ‘Liuba White’ A beautiful white stemmed Chinese tree<br />
Betula utilis jac. ‘Doorenbos’ A vigorous tree with a broad conical shape. Very white stems and dark green foliage.<br />
(syn. ‘Snow Queen’) This is the commonest B. utilis jacquemontii form in the trade<br />
Betula utilis jac. ‘Grayswood Ghost’ Supposedly the whitest stem of all forms of this species<br />
Betula utilis jac. ‘Knightshayes’ A form with dazzling white stems and an unusual habit of growth similar to B. pendula ‘Tristis’<br />
Betula utilis jac. ‘Silver ‘Shadow’ A smaller, slower growing form. Stems creamy white. Leaves up<br />
to twice the size of other forms<br />
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Betula utilis prattii The Chinese form of this species with glowing red/brown stems<br />
Betula utilis ‘Wakehurst Place Chocolate’ A form selected for its dark rich stem colour<br />
Buxus sempervirens Common Box. A native evergreen shrub, long used for hedging<br />
Calocedrus decurrens The distinctive, fastigiate Incense Cedar. A striking large cypress-like tree<br />
Carpinus betulus The native Hornbeam. An attractive tree with good autumn colour<br />
Carpinus betulus ‘Columnare’ Slow growing but a truly columnar form of this species<br />
Carpinus betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’ A Dutch fastigiate form of comparable vigour to ‘Pyramidale’<br />
Carpinus betulus ‘Pendula’ A medium sized vigorous graceful weeping tree.<br />
Carpinus betulus ‘Pyramidale’ A handsome formal shaped tree. Excellent in avenues<br />
Carpinus fangiana A rare Chinese species with spectacular long catkins and huge serrated leaves<br />
Carpinus japonica A small elegant tree with glossy ribbed leaves and attractive seed catkins<br />
Carya cordiformis Bitternut. A large handsome tree, with golden autumn foliage<br />
Carya ovata The Shagbark Hickory. A handsome large tree with pinnate leaves that turn rich gold in autumn<br />
Castanea sativa The Sweet Chestnut is a large distinctive tree, first introduced to Britain by the Romans<br />
Castanea sativa ‘Marron de Lyon’ Produces large sweet nuts on a young tree<br />
Catalpa bignoniodes The Indian Bean Tree. A broad handsome American species with large spikes of flower<br />
in summer<br />
Catalpa bignonioides ‘Aurea’ A form with bright gold foliage<br />
Catalpa bungei A small Chinese tree with white, purple spotted flowers in July<br />
Catalpa x erubescens ‘Purpurea’ Flowers more numerous than C. bignonioides. Foliage emerges purple/black and turns<br />
dark green<br />
Catalpa ovata A handsome medium sized Chinese tree with scented white flowers speckled red in the throat<br />
Catalpa speciosa A large tree with big heart shaped leaves and white scented flowers speckled purple in the throat<br />
Cedrus atlantica ‘Glauca’ Blue Atlas Cedar. A fairly fast growing large specimen tree with silver/blue foliage<br />
Cedrus deodara A beautiful large tree with distinctive pendant branch ends<br />
Cedrus deodara ‘Aurea’ A tree with gold young growth in the spring, gradually turning more green as summer advances<br />
Cedrus libani The ancient and renowned Cebar of Lebanon<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum A handsome medium-sized tree with pretty foliage that smells of ‘candy floss’ when it<br />
turns gold in the autumn<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum ‘Amazing Grace’ A beautiful tree with spreading cascading branches<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum ‘Morioko Weeping’ A striking form with a dominant leading stem and cascading branches<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum ‘Red Fox’ A columnar form with deep purple young foliage<br />
Cercis canadensis ‘Appalachian Red’ A new form with red not purple/pink flowers on naked stems<br />
Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ A small round-headed tree with striking purple foliage<br />
Cercis canadensis ‘Hearts of Gold’ A large shrub with purple/pink flowers in spring followed by bright gold foliage<br />
Cercis chinensis album A small tree with pure white flowers in May/June<br />
Cercis chinensis ‘Avondale’ A small tree with spectacular pink flowers in late spring<br />
Cercis siliquastrum The Judas Tree, an attractive small tree with deep purply/pink pea flowers in spring<br />
Cercis siliquastrum albidum The white form of the Judas tree<br />
Cercis siliquastrum ‘Bodnant’ A selected form of the Judas tree with darker purple flowers<br />
Cercis siliquastrum ‘White Swan’ A selected form with white flowers<br />
Chaenomeles cathayensis wilsonii A vigorous viciously spined large shrub. Salmon pink flowers in March produce huge<br />
quince fruits that are both decorative and useful culinary fruits<br />
Clerodendrum trichotomum fargesii A vigorous large shrub with highly scented white and maroon blossom in August,<br />
followed by vivid blue berries<br />
Clethra barbinervis An upright medium-sized shrub with long scented flowers in summer, good autumn leaf<br />
colour and attractive peeling bark.<br />
NOTE: we strongly recommend that most Cornus, particularly grafted specimens, are not planted whilst dormant as they can die. Plant either in early<br />
autumn whilst in leaf or early spring after bud break.<br />
Cornus alternifolia A small tree with tiered branches, masses of white flower and rich autumn leaf colour<br />
Cornus alternifolia ‘Argentea’ A striking large shrub with boldly silver variegated leaves on tiered branches<br />
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Cornus capitata A large vigorous evergreen shrub with attractive creamy yellow bracts in early summer that<br />
produce attractive fruits<br />
Cornus controversa ‘Variegata’ The Wedding Cake Tree is a spectacular small tree with tiered branches bearing silver<br />
margined leaves<br />
Cornus ‘Eddies White Wonder’ A spectacular small tree. Large white bracts in spring and brilliant autumn colour<br />
Cornus florida A small bushy tree, with attractive white bracts in May and rich autumn colour<br />
Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Chief’ Red bracts in May/June and red-purple autumn leaves<br />
Cornus florida ‘Cloud Nine’ Large white bracts and rich autumn leaf colour<br />
Cornus kousa An elegant species with white bracts and bronzy autumn colour<br />
Cornus kousa ‘China Girl’ Large white bracts followed by prolific strawberry-like fruits and red-orange autumn leaves<br />
Cornus kousa chinensis A more tree like form with creamier white flowers<br />
Cornus mas A striking large shrub or small tree with fiery autumn colour. Yellow flowers in late winter<br />
Cornus ‘Norman Hadden’ A graceful small tree. White bracts in June flush pink and give way to strawberry-like<br />
fruits. Red autumn leaf colour though semi-evergreen in mild locations<br />
Cornus x rutgan ‘Stellar Pink’ A vigorous disease resistant form with soft pink bracts<br />
Cornus sanguinea The native Dogwood of our hedgerows<br />
Corylopsis pauciflora A small choice shrub tolerant of semi shade. Primrose yellow scented flowers in March/April<br />
Corylopsis platypetala (syn. C. sinensis calvescens) Pale lemon fragrant flowers in March/April on a large shrub. The dainty foliage is blue-green above<br />
and white beneath<br />
Corylopsis willmottiae<br />
(syn. C. sinensis Willmottiae Group)<br />
Similar to C. platypetala but young foliage with a purple-red flush<br />
Corylus avellana The native Common Hazel<br />
Corylus avellana ‘Aurea’ A golden-leaved form of our native hazel<br />
Corylus maxima ‘Purpurea’ Large leaves the colour of Copper Beech<br />
Cotinus ‘Grace’ An excellent hybrid Smokebush with red-purple foliage that turns fiery in autumn<br />
Cotoneaster ‘Cornubia’ A vigorous small evergreen tree with masses of red fruits in the autumn. Good for screening<br />
Crataegus azarolus A rare species with attractive leaves and dense clusters of flower and fruit<br />
Crataegus x grignoniensis A thornless semi-evergreen small tree with large persistent orange-red fruits<br />
Crataegus laciniata (syn orientalis) A handsome small tree with downy deeply cut foliage and orangey red fruits<br />
Crataegus x lavallei ‘Carrierei’ A handsome small tree with dark glossy foliage and large persistent orange red fruits<br />
Crataegus mexicana A vigorous, very thorny evergreen tree, with large fruits that persist into the New Year<br />
before turning yellow<br />
Crataegus monogyna The native Hawthorn or Quickthorn of hedges<br />
Crataegus monogyna ‘Biflora’ The Glastonbury Thorn that flowers twice in the year. Once at Christmas and once normally<br />
Crataegus persimilis prunifolia A striking small round headed tree with showy fruits and good autumn colour<br />
Crataegus phaenopyrum The Washington Thorn is a handsome tree up to 10 m, with striking autumn fruits and foliage<br />
and maple-like leaves<br />
Crataegus pinnatifida major A striking small tree with very large, lobed leaves. Good autumn colour and large<br />
‘Big Golden Star’ edible fruits over 3 cm in diameter. Long cultivated in China. Almost thornless<br />
Crataegus schraderana A striking small tree. Silvery foliage combines with creamy flowers. This gives way to large<br />
purple fruits<br />
Crataegus tanacetifolia Dissected silvery foliage. Conspicuous flowers produce large yellow fruits<br />
Cryptomeria japonica A large columnar conifer similar in appearance to a Sequoia<br />
Cunninghamia lanceolata The Chinese Fir. An exotic looking small tree with attractive foliage. Needs a sheltered site<br />
Cunninghamia lanceolata ‘Gauca’ A striking blue-leaved form of this attractive tree<br />
Cupressus arizonica glabra ‘Blue Ice’ A beautiful conical tree with stiking silver/blue foliage<br />
Cupressus macrocarpa The Monterrey Cypress. Excellent for coastal shelter planting<br />
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Stricta’ The distinctive Italian Pencil Cypress<br />
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Totem’ Pencil Cypress. A hardy selection of this distinctive pillar shaped tree<br />
Davidia involucrata The Chinese Dove or Handkerchief tree. A striking sight in flower<br />
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Elaeagnus ‘Quicksilver’ A large deciduous suckering shrub with exceptionally silver leaves and strongly fragrant yellow<br />
flowers in spring<br />
Elaeagnus umbellata A large vigorous deciduous, silver leaved shrub, with profuse scented flowers and red fruits. Good<br />
for coastal shelter<br />
Embothrium coccineum lanceolatum Chilean Fire Bush. A large shrub with fiery orange-red flowers in May<br />
Eriobotrya japonica The Loquat. An architectural, evergreen tree with large ribbed leaves and yellow fruits. Needs a<br />
warm site<br />
Eucalyptus archeri Alpine Cider Gum. Grows to about 9m with blue/green foliage and red young stems<br />
Eucalyptus gunnii Cider Gum. Pale bark and silvery blue foliage<br />
Eucalyptus pauciflora niphophila The Snow Gum. Very hardy with attractive white stem and branches<br />
Eucryphia x intermedia ‘Rostrevor’ A vigorous small evergreen tree with masses of white blossom in late summer<br />
Eucryphia × nymansensis ‘Nymansay’ A medium sized columnar evergreen tree with large white flowers in August/September<br />
Euonymus europaeus The native Spindle. Handsome in autumn for fruit and leaf colour<br />
Euonymus europeaeus alba A white-fruited form of the native spindle tree<br />
Euonymus europaeus ‘Atropurpurea’ Leaves emerge green and turn deep purple in early summer then red in autumn<br />
Euonymus europaeus ‘Red Cascade’ A splendid large shrub. Rich red autumn foliage studded with large red and orange<br />
fruits on arching branches<br />
Euonymus europaeus ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong>’ Our own selected form. An outstanding large shrub with a more pendulous habit than<br />
‘Red Cascade’. Autumn colour is bronze with prolific persistent pink fruits<br />
Euonymus grandiflorus ‘Red Wine’ A large semi-evergreen shrub with rich autumn colour, studded with red and yellow fruits<br />
Euonymus japonica robusta A large dense hardy evergreen shrub. One of the best plants for shelter or hedging next to the sea<br />
Euonymus phellomanus A large Chinese shrub with corky winged shoots. Attractive autumn colour and pink fruits<br />
Euonymus planipes A striking large Asian shrub with rich autumn colour and scarlet fruits<br />
Fagus orientalis An elegant large leaved species with gold autumn colour<br />
Fagus sylvatica The native beech tree<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Asplenifolia’ The Fern-leaved beech<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Dawyck’ This is a tall columnar clone<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Dawyck Purple’ A narrowly columnar Copper Beech<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Pendula’ A handsome large weeping tree<br />
Fagus sylvatica Purpurea The Copper Beech<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Red Obelisk’ Similar to Dawyck Purple but with a cut leaf margin. Very handsome<br />
Fagus sylvatica ‘Riversii’ Possibly the darkest of the Copper Beeches<br />
Fitzroya cupressoides The Patagonian Cypress is a slow-growing but ultimately large cypress-like conifer,<br />
with attractive drooping foliage<br />
Fothergilla monticola ‘Huntsman’ A medium-sized, shade-tolerant shrub with white scented flowers and fiery autumn leaf colour<br />
Frangula alnus ‘Asplenifolia’ A striking moisture-tolerant cut-leaved large shrub with bright gold autumn colour<br />
Fraxinus americana ‘Autumn Purple’ A selection with a broad conical crown and spectacular red, purple and gold autumn colour<br />
Fraxinus angustifolia ‘Raywood’ A striking vigorous tree. The delicate tracery of foliage turns plum coloured in autumn<br />
Fraxinus excelsior The native Common Ash<br />
Fraxinus excelsior ‘Jaspidea’ A form with striking yellow young stems. Excellent on bright winter days<br />
Gingko biloba The Maidenhair Tree. An ancient species with distinctive lobed leaves that turn rich<br />
gold in autumn<br />
Halesia carolina The Snowdrop tree. A large shrub or small tree with attractive pendant flowers<br />
Halesia monticola vestita A small tree with pendant attractive ‘Snowdrop’ flowers in May<br />
Hoheria angustifolia ‘Borde Hill’ A fast growing small columnar evergreen tree with masses of bee-friendly white blossom in July<br />
Hoheria ‘Glory of Amlwch’ A semi evergreen large shrub or small tree with masses of large white blossom in mid to late<br />
summer<br />
Hoheria lyallii A semi-evergreen small summer flowering tree. One of the hardiest of the genus<br />
Hoheria sexstylosa A handsome upright evergreen very floriferous small tree<br />
Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Belgica Aurea’ One of the most striking golden variegated hollies. A conical tree bearing heavy crops<br />
of berries<br />
Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Golden King’ A vigorous female clone with large gold margined spineless leaves<br />
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Ilex aquifolium The native Holly Tree. Makes an excellent hedge<br />
Ilex aquifolium ‘Argentea Marginata’ A medium-sized slow growing female tree with pretty silver margined evergreen leaves<br />
Ilex aquifolium ‘Bacciflava’ A vigorous dark green tree with bright yellow berries<br />
Ilex aquifolium ‘J.C. van Thol’ A good fruiting form with glossy deep green, virtually spineless, leaves. Self fertile<br />
Ilex × kohneana ‘Chestnut Leaf’ A vigorous small evergreen tree with striking large glossy leaves<br />
Ilex x meservae ‘Blue Princess’ A very hardy evergreen shrub with blue-green foliage and red berries<br />
Juglans nigra The American Black Walnut<br />
Juglans regia The common or European walnut<br />
Juglans regia ‘Broadview’ A self-fertile clone selected for nut production. Produces at a very young age<br />
Juglans regia ‘Buccaneer’ Similar to ‘Broadview’ but a larger tree<br />
Juniperus scopulorum ‘Blue Arrow’ A small very columnar silver-blue tree. An improved form of ‘Skyrocket’<br />
Kerria japonica A dainty, small to medium sized shade tolerant shrub, covered in yellow flowers in spring. Not to be<br />
confused with the thuggish double form<br />
Kolreuteria paniculata The Pride of India, has yellow pendant flowers in summer, followed by bladder-type fruits<br />
Laburnum x watereri ‘Vossii’ The popular Golden Rain Tree, with masses of long pendant bright yellow flowers in May<br />
Laurus nobilis The culinary Bay Leaf and Laurel of the Ancients<br />
Ligustrum ovalifolium Garden Privet. A vigorous evergreen hedge, good for coastal sites<br />
Liquidamber styraciflua The North American Sweet Gum. A large slow growing tree with blazing autumn colour<br />
Liquidamber styraciflua ‘Lane Roberts’ A selected form with red/black autumn colour<br />
Liquidamber styraciflua ‘Worplesdon’ A form with more narrowly lobed leaves that turn orange, red and yellow in autumn<br />
Liriodendron tulipifera The Tulip Tree is a large handsome species with butter-gold autumn colour<br />
Liriodendron tulipifera ‘Aureomarginatum’ An attractive form with leaves margined with yellow<br />
Liriodendron tulipifera ‘Fastigiatum’ A broadly columnar form<br />
Lonicera fragrantissima A delightful hardy deciduous shrub with sweetly scented flowers in the depths of winter<br />
NOTE: we strongly recommend that most Magnolias, particularly grafted specimens, are not planted whilst dormant as they can die. Plant either in<br />
early autumn whilst in leaf or early spring after bud break.<br />
Magnolia amoena Like M. denudata but with a purple blotch at the base of the tepals. Very scented flowers.<br />
Magnolia ‘Atlas’ A Jury hybrid with lilac-pink cup-and-saucer flowers up to 40 cm across<br />
Magnolia ‘Butterflies’ An upright small tree, with deep yellow flowers before the leaves appear<br />
Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Evamaria’ An unusual variety with magenta flowers suffused yellow and green, in late May/early June<br />
Magnolia campbellii The Himalayan Tulip Tree. A big vigorous tree with large pink goblet flowers in February/March<br />
Magnolia dawsoniana A medium sized Chinese species with pink/purple flowers in early spring<br />
Magnolia denudata The Chinese Yulan. A beautiful small tree with scented white flowers<br />
Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’ A beautiful tree bearing abundant scented yellow flowers with red stamens in April/May<br />
Magnolia ‘Fireglow’ A small upright, pyramidal tree with white flowers flushed magenta from the base<br />
Magnolia ‘George Henry Kern’ A medium-sized shrub with rich rose pink goblet flowers<br />
Magnolia ‘Gold Star’ An upright small tree. Very hardy. Flowers like a yellow M. stellata. Bronze young leaves<br />
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Exmouth’ A handsome medium sized tree with large scented blooms in late summer. Bred in Exmouth in 1768<br />
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Victoria’ A hardy compact tree with deep evergreen foliage and large white scented flowers in late<br />
summer/autumn<br />
Magnolia ‘Heaven Scent’ A striking small tree with scented pink and white flowers in April/May<br />
Magnolia ‘Iolanthe’ A Jury hybrid. A vigorous sturdy tree with cup-and-saucer pink blooms, up to 25 cm across, in April<br />
Magnolia ‘J C Williams’ A hybrid with purple/red cup and saucer flowers, followed by dark young foliage. Bred at Caerhays<br />
Magnolia x kewensis ‘Wada’s Memory’ A small tree with abundant scented white flowers in April<br />
Magnolia kobus A tree with scented white flowers<br />
Magnolia liliflora nigra A compact medium-sized shrub with dark purple splashed flowers from spring into summer<br />
Magnolia x loebneri ‘Leonard Messel’ A beautiful small tree with fragrant lilac pink blooms in April<br />
Magnolia x loebneri ‘Merril’ A medium-sized tree with beautiful pure white scented blossoms in profusion<br />
Magnolia ‘Milky Way’ A Jury hybrid with masses of white flowers with pink bases<br />
Magnolia obovata (syn hypoleuca) A vigorous tree with large scented flowers in May/June followed by large attractive seed heads<br />
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Magnolia ‘Philip Tregunna’ A hybrid bred at Caerhays Castle, Cornwall. Flowers purplish/pink, with pointed tepals<br />
Magnolia ‘Raspberry Ice’ A large shrub or small tree. Flowers up to 22 cm across, pinky white, violet shading at base<br />
Magnolia sieboldii A large shrub with pendant, fragrant white flowers from May and spectacular red fruits<br />
Magnolia sinensis A large shrub similar to M. wilsoni but with larger more scented pendant flowers in May.<br />
Attractive red fruits<br />
Magnolia x soulangeana ‘Lennei’ A vigorous large shrub with deep purple flushed flowers on naked branches<br />
Magnolia ‘Star Wars’ A Jury hybrid. Large white flushed pink M campbelli type flowers on a meduim sized shrub<br />
Magnolia stellata A medium sized shrub with star like, scented white flowers in March/April<br />
Magnolia stellata ‘Centennial’ One of the largest flowered forms, with pure white scented blooms up to 12cm across<br />
Magnolia stellata ‘Rosea King’ Has striking large pink fragrant flowers<br />
Magnolia stellata ‘Royal Star’ Large white flowers later than most other forms<br />
Magnolia stellata ‘Water Lily’ Large white scented flowers, with many tepals<br />
Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’ A large tree with profuse salmon-pink flowers<br />
Magnolia wilsonii A large shrub or small tree from China. Beautiful pendant scented flowers in early summer<br />
Magnolia ‘Yellow Bird’ A pyramidal tree with upright yellow blooms emerging in May with the foliage<br />
Magnolia ‘Yellow Fever’ An upright growing tree with creamy-yellow scented late flowers<br />
NOTE: scab resistance ratings for Malus are given in brackets; please refer to notes at introduction to ‘Fruit’ section<br />
Malus x atrosanguinea ‘Gorgeous’ Pure white blossom and large persistent red fruits<br />
Malus baccata The Siberian Crab. A hardy small tree with scented white flowers. Fruits red (5)<br />
Malus baccata mandshurica A very hardy medium-sized tree with spectacular white blossom and cherry sized fruits (5)<br />
Malus ‘Butterball’ A small spreading tree with white and pink blossom and large crops of butter-coloured fruits (4)<br />
Malus florentina An unusual small tree with lobed leaves that turn flame and scarlet in Autumn. White flowers<br />
and small red fruits (4)<br />
Malus ‘Gardeners Gold’ Pale pink blossom produces abundant large yellow fruits (5)<br />
Malus hupehensis Plentiful scented white flowers. Small red fruits. One of the finest crabs (5)<br />
Malus prattii A Chinese species with very good red autum colour.<br />
Malus pumila ‘Niedzwetzkyana’ A very hardy small tree with purple leaves and red/purple flowers and fruit<br />
Malus ‘R J Fulcher’ A vigorous purple leaved tree with heavily scented pinky red blossom. More mildew resistant than<br />
most purple crabs (4)<br />
Malus x robusta ‘Red Sentinel’ Pure white blossom, followed by bright red marble-like fruits that persist all winter (5)<br />
Malus sylvestris The common native Crab Apple<br />
Malus toringo A small slightly pendulous tree with white blossom and yellow fruits (5)<br />
Malus toringo arborescens A dainty small tree with masses of white blossom and small red fruits (5)<br />
Malus toringo sargentii A small shrubby tree with pure white scented blossom and small red cherry-like fruits (5)<br />
Malus transitoria A beautiful small tree with profuse white blossom, amber fruits and good autumn leaf colour (5)<br />
Malus transitoria ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Tansy’ An excellent small garden tree (5)<br />
Malus trilobata An erect-growing medium-sized tree. Maple-like leaves turn red in autumn. Large<br />
white flowers and green fruits (5)<br />
Malus yunnanensis ‘Veitchii’ An erect branched tree. White flowers followed by bright red fruits and crimson and<br />
gold autumn colour (4)<br />
Metasequoia glyptostroboides The Dawn Redwood. A vigorous deciduous conifer, with red sinuous stems and rich<br />
pink/red autumn colour. Very tolerant of moist or wet sites<br />
Morus alba ‘Pendula’ The Weeping White Mulberry. Sweet edible fruits produced on a small very pendulous tree<br />
Morus nigra The well known and venerable Black Mulberry<br />
Morus nigra ‘Chelsea’ A form from the Chelsea Physic Garden. Also known as ‘King James’<br />
Morus nigra ‘Jerusalem’ A selected fruiting form<br />
Nothofagus antarctica A distinctive small- to medium-sized tree, with small glossy leaves that colour well in autumn<br />
Nyssa sylvatica A medium-sized tree with brilliant autumn colour<br />
Ostrya carpinifolia A large tree with toothed leaves that turn gold in autumn. Pretty catkins in spring<br />
Parrotia persica The Persian Ironwood. A broad spreading small tree with attractive peeling bark and<br />
spectacular autumn colour<br />
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Paulownia tomentosa The Foxglove Tree, a striking Chinese tree with large pink/purple flowers and large<br />
leaves. Can be pollarded for dramatic huge leaf effect<br />
Philadelphus coronarius ‘Variegatus’ A delightful small shrub with strongly variegated deciduous leaves and richly perfumed flowers in<br />
May/June<br />
Photinia villosa A small deciduous tree with hawthorn-like flowers, large red fruits and bright gold<br />
autumn colour<br />
Picea abies The Norway Spruce, the original Christmas Tree<br />
Picea breweriana Brewer’s Spruce. An architectural medium sized conical tree with dark green very pendulous<br />
branchlets<br />
Picea omorika Serbian Spruce. A stunningly architectural, lime tolerant fir tree<br />
Picea orientalis ‘Aurea’ A very pretty small conical tree with tiered branches. Young growth in spring is vivid<br />
gold, later turning green<br />
Picea smithiana A large elegant tree with upswept branches and pendulous branchlets<br />
Pinus jeffreyi A large architectural tree with cones up to 30cm long<br />
Pinus nigra nigra Austrian Pine. A large majestic, lime-tolerant tree, suitable as a specimen or<br />
in shelter planting<br />
Pinus pinea The Umbrella Pine of the classical Mediterranean landscape<br />
Pinus sylvestris Scots Pine. The beautiful native species with silver/blue foliage and attractive stems<br />
Pinus wallichiana The Bhutan Pine is an elegant, broad-headed five-needled species, with long<br />
pendulous silvery foliage and large cones<br />
Pittosporum tenuifolium A small evergreen tree with dark, scented flowers. Excellent coastal hedge<br />
Pittosporum ‘Trim’s Hedger’ A new, vigorous and hardy everygreen small tree. Ideal for rapid dense hedging in a windy or<br />
coastal site.<br />
Platanus x hispanica ‘Bloodgood’ The form of London Plane most resistant to anthracnose disease. A large handsome tree<br />
Platanus orientalis The Oriental Plane from Greece and Turkey. A splendid large tree with attractive peeling bark.<br />
Resistant to anthracnose<br />
Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ A handsome form with striking deeply lobed leaves<br />
Populus alba The common white poplar. Felted white leaves on a striking vigorous tree<br />
Populus alba ‘Raket’ A fastigiate form of the white poplar<br />
Populus ‘Balsam Spire’ A large narrow-crowned, vigorous balsam hybrid. Strongly scented. Suitable for<br />
timber, biomass or windbreaks<br />
Populus x canadensis ‘Aurea’ A vigorous hybrid with striking golden leaves throughout summer<br />
Populus nigra The native Black Poplar<br />
Populus nigra ‘Italica’ Lombardy Poplar. The well known, fast growing tightly columnar form<br />
Populus tremula The native Aspen<br />
Populus tremula ‘Erecta’ A tightly fastigiate form of the native Aspen<br />
Populus tremula ‘Pendula’ A very graceful weeping tree with nodding foliage<br />
Populus trichocarpa ‘Fritzi Pauley’ A very vigorous, early leafing balsam poplar hybrid. Large attractive leaves. Strongly<br />
scented. A good timber variety<br />
Prunus ‘Accolade’ A very pretty form with semi-double pink flowers in profusion over a long period. One<br />
of the best hybrid cherries<br />
Prunus avium The native Wild Cherry<br />
Prunus avium ‘Plena’ A beautiful tree. Masses of pendant double white blooms<br />
Prunus ‘Beni-yutaka’ A vigorous tree with large double pink flowers and fiery autumn foliage<br />
Prunus cerasifera ‘Pissardii’ The Purple Leaved Plum with very early pink/white blossom<br />
Prunus incisa ‘Praecox’ A small tree with delicate foliage and pale pinky white blossom in winter<br />
Prunus ‘Jo-nioi’ Young foliage golden brown, wreathed with delicate white scented blossom in spring<br />
Prunus lusitanica Portugal Laurel. A large vigorous glossy lime-tolerant evergreen shrub. Excellent for hedge<br />
and shelter planting<br />
Prunus padus ‘Colorata’ An attractive form with coppery purple foliage and pink flowers<br />
Prunus padus ‘Watereri’ The form of the native Bird Cherry with large white flower spikes in May. Tolerant of moist sites<br />
Prunus rufa An attractive Himalayan species with bark like P. serrula but somewhat darker. Recently<br />
reintroduced by Tony Schilling<br />
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Prunus sargentii Spectacular autumn foliage. Small pink flowers<br />
Prunus serrula Beautiful polished mahogany stems that glow in sunlight<br />
Prunus serrula x serrulata An attractive hybrid, similar to P. serrula<br />
Prunus ‘Shirofugen’ A large vigorous broad tree with double blossom opening white and fading to pink<br />
Prunus ‘Shirotae’ The most spectacular Japanese cherry. A wide spreading crown that in spring is one<br />
mass of dainty semi-double white flowers<br />
Prunus ‘Shogetsu’ An attractive small flat-topped tree with white blossom. One of the latest Japanese<br />
cherries to flower<br />
Prunus spinosa ‘Plena’ The double-flowered form of our native Blackthorn. Very pretty<br />
Prunus spinosa ‘Purpurea’ A rare purple leaved form of the native Blackthorn<br />
Prunus ‘Spire’ A small upright cherry with soft pink flowers and good autumn colour<br />
Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis’ Produces semi-double white dainty flowers right through winter<br />
Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ A blush pink version of the former<br />
Prunus ‘Tai Haku’ Very large pure white flowers set amid coppery young foliage. A strong grower<br />
Prunus ‘Ukon’ Buttercream flowers in spring and rusty red autumn colour<br />
Prunus x yedoensis A beautiful garden tree. Flowers early, pale blush, almond scented. Fiery autumn colour<br />
Pseudolarix amabilis The Golden Larch is a hardy, slow-growing rare Chinese species, with foliage that turns a<br />
beautiful clear gold in autumn<br />
Pseudotsuga menziesii ‘Glauca’ Blue Douglas Fir. An attractive medium sized, aromatic conical tree with silver/blue needles. Lime<br />
tolerant<br />
Pterocarya fraxinifolia Caucasian Wingnut. A large multistemmed tree with large pinnate leaves and pendant catkins<br />
to 50cm long<br />
Pterocarya rehderiana Fast growing tree with large pinnate leaves and catkins<br />
Pterocarya stenoptera Similar to the other species but smaller<br />
Pyrus callyreana ‘Chanticleer’ A narrow-growing white-flowered tree with glossy foliage, that turns fiery in autumn.<br />
Pyrus cordata The Plymouth Pear. A local native with thorny stems and scented flowers in spring<br />
Pyrus faurei A Korean species with glossy foliage that turns fiery in autumn<br />
Pyrus nivalis The Snow Pear. A vision in white in spring with silver foliage and white flowers<br />
Pyrus salicifolia orientalis A rare and attractive upright growing form of this species<br />
Pyrus salicifolia ‘Pendula’ The popular Silver Weeping Pear<br />
Pyrus ussuriensis Manchurian Pear has masses of white spring blossom and rich red autumn colour. Tolerant of very<br />
poor wet soils<br />
Quercus canariensis A handsome vigorous large tree with large foliage that persists beyond Christmas<br />
Quercus coccinea The Scarlet Oak. Spectacular in autumn<br />
Quercus frainetto A large fast growing species with large deeply incised leaves<br />
Quercus ilex The well known Evergreen or Holm Oak<br />
Quercus x lucombeana ‘Suberosa’ A vigorous evergreen hybrid with very corky bark<br />
Quercus x lucombeana ‘William Lucombe’<br />
(syn. Q. x hispanica ‘Lucombeana’)<br />
The Lucombe Oak. First bred in Exeter in 1762. A large handsome tree<br />
Quercus palustris The American Pin Oak. A large elegant tree with good autumn colour. Tolerant of very poor wet soils<br />
Quercus petraea The native Sessile Oak<br />
Quercus pyrenaica A large handsome tree with pendant branch ends. Handsome male catkins<br />
Quercus robur The native Pedunculate Oak<br />
Quercus robur ‘Fastigiata’ A handsome fastigiate form. Ideal for avenues<br />
Quercus robur ‘St George’ A striking selection with red young growth<br />
Quercus rubra The Red Oak. A handsome, large, fast-growing American species<br />
Quercus suber The well-known Cork Oak. A striking medium-sized evergreen tree, with its distinctive bark<br />
Quercus x turneri (Q. ilex x Q. robur) A round-headed, medium-sized, semi-evergreen tree. Drought-tolerant like its Q. ilex parent<br />
Quercus velutina The Black Oak. A large American tree with large deeply cut leaves. Rich autumn colour<br />
Ribes odoratum Buffalo Currant, a medium-sized hardy deciduous shrub with red autumn leaf colour and rich clove<br />
scented yellow flowers in April<br />
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Salix alba ‘Hutchinsons Yellow’ A vigorous form with golden yellow winter stems<br />
Salix alba ‘Sericea’ A small tree with spectacular silver foliage<br />
Salix alba vitellina ‘Britzensis’ The Coral Bark Willow. Striking red winter stems<br />
Salix eleagnos A large shrub with narrow silver leaves like Rosemary<br />
Salix exigua A beautiful small tree, with silky silver foliage<br />
Salix gracilistyla A vigorous large shrub with silvery stems and leaves. Beautiful pussy willows in spring<br />
Salix gracilistyla ‘Melanostachys’ An unusual large shrub with red and black catkins<br />
Salix purpurea ‘Nancy Saunders’ A very dainty, shrubby form, with foliage opening purple/pink and turning to blue/green<br />
Salix x rubens ‘Basfordiana’ A handsome yellowy/orange stemmed hybrid. Excellent for winter stem effect<br />
Salix x sepucralis ‘Chrysocoma’ The popular Weeping Willow<br />
Sciadopytis verticilliata Japanese Umbrella Pine. An architecturally striking, slow growing evergreen tree for specimen planting<br />
Sequoiadendron giganteum The famous Giant Redwood, or Wellingtonia, supposedly the largest growing tree in the world<br />
Sequoiadendron giganteum ‘Glaucum’ A beautifully striking blue form of this handsome tree<br />
Skimmia x confusa ‘Kew Green’ Similar to ‘Rubella’ but with scented yellow-green flowers<br />
Skimmia japonica ‘Rubella’ A small dense evergreen, shade tolerant shrub, with masses of sweetly scented white flowers<br />
throughout early spring<br />
Sophora japonica A large drought tolerant tree with pinnate foliage and scented white flowers in late summer<br />
Sorbus anglica A small native whitebeam, found only in western Britain including parts of Devon<br />
Sorbus aucuparia The native Rowan<br />
Sorbus aucuparia ‘Edulis’ A vigorous form with larger fruits and foliage<br />
Sorbus commixta A very decorative species with good fruit, autumn colour and red sticky winter buds<br />
Sorbus commixta ‘Embley’ Probably the best Rowan for Autumn colour, glowing red studded with large bunches of fruit<br />
Sorbus devoniensis A type of service tree native to Devon<br />
Sorbus essertuana A small open-crowned tree. Large clusters of scarlet fruits and good autumn colour<br />
Sorbus ‘Ghose’ A small upright growing Himalayan species with very scab resistant foliage and large clusters<br />
of red fruits<br />
Sorbus ‘Hilling Spire’ A handsome fastigiate rowan with yellow fruit and red autumn leaf colour<br />
Sorbus hupehensis A strong growing upright tree. Silvery blue foliage and large clusters of white fruits<br />
Sorbus intermedia A vigorous healthy whitebeam with large crops of red fruits<br />
Sorbus ‘Joseph Rock’ An upright rowan with splendid autumn colour and clusters of pale yellow fruits<br />
Sorbus ‘Pearly King’ A small ferny-leaved tree with pink fruits turning to white<br />
Sorbus prattii An elegant shrubby species with pendant branches and clusters of small white fruits<br />
Sorbus sargentiana A large magnificent Chinese species. Sticky red winter buds, good autumn colour and huge<br />
bunches of red fruits<br />
Sorbus scalaris A small species with frond-like pinnate foliage. Flattened heads of red fruits and rich autumn colour<br />
Sorbus vestita Similar to S. ‘John Mitchell’. A medium-sized tree with large silver leaves and fruits like Crab apples<br />
Sorbus vilmorinii A dainty species with feathery foliage turning burgundy in autumn. Fruits pink at first<br />
turning white<br />
Sorbus wardii A broadly columnar whitebeam with attractive silvery foliage. A rare species from Tibet and Bhutan<br />
Stachyurus praecox A shade-tolerant large shrub with striking yellow catkins in February/March on bare branches<br />
Stewartia pseudocamellia A small tree with attractive peeling bark. Small white cupped flowers. Red and yellow<br />
autumn colour. Does best in deep acid soils in some shade<br />
Styrax hemsleyanus A small pretty Chinese species with pendant white flowers in late spring<br />
Styrax japonicus ‘Fargesii’ A beautiful small tree with pendant delicately scented white flowers<br />
Styrax obassia A beautiful Japanese species with scented white blossom<br />
Taxodium distichum An attractive large deciduous conifer, with good autumn colour. Tolerant of wet and dry sites<br />
Taxus baccata The well known native Yew Tree. Excellent for formal hedges<br />
Taxus baccata ‘Elegantissima’ A form with bright gold young growth<br />
Taxus baccata ‘Fastigiata’ The distinctive columnar Irish Yew, of churchyards and formal gardens<br />
Thuja plicata The Western Red Cedar. A handsome vigorous evergreen tree, tolerant of wet sites.<br />
Makes a rapid attractive hedge<br />
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Tilia cordata The native Small-leaved Lime<br />
Tilia henryana A beautiful slow-growing Chinese species, with downy pink young leaves. Flowers in autumn<br />
Tilia heterophylla (syn. T. monticola) White Basswood. A large growing, large-leaved handsome American species with sweetly scented,<br />
nectar-rich flowers<br />
Tilia platyphyllos The native Broad Leaved Lime. A large handsome tree<br />
Tilia platyphyllos ‘Aurea’ A form with bright-green winter stems. Very striking if grown as a pollard<br />
Tilia platyphyllos ‘Laciniata’ A medium-growing form with deeply incised leaves<br />
Tilia platyphyllos ‘Rubra’ A handsome tree, especially in winter with its red twigs<br />
Toona sinensis A handsome fast-growing tree, with large pinnate leaves and scented panicles of flower in August<br />
Toona sinensis ‘Flamingo’ A form with bright pink young growth<br />
Trochodendron aralioides A shade tolerant evergreen small tree or large shrub with attractive foliage and lime green flowers.<br />
Good winter structure<br />
Ulmus glabra ‘Exoniensis’ The Exeter Elm. A distinct columnar form with leaves that clasp the stems. DED resistant.<br />
Discovered in Exeter in 1826<br />
Ulmus glabra ‘Gittisham’ A DED resistant clone of the ‘Wych Elm’ found near the village of Gittisham, Devon<br />
Ulmus glabra ‘Lutescens’ A DED resistant form with soft yellow leaves. Makes a medium-sized tree<br />
Ulmus x hollandica ‘Dampieri Aurea’ A small upright tree with golden leaves. DED resistant<br />
Ulmus parviflora ‘Allee’ A beautiful large DED-resistant tree with marbled bark and attractive dark green foliage that turns<br />
red and gold in the autumn<br />
Viburnum lantana The native Wayfaring Tree<br />
Viburnum opulus The native Geulder Rose<br />
Wollemia nobilis Wollemi Pine. The newly discovered, rare and ancient Australian conifer<br />
Zelkova serrata A graceful, spreading medium-sized tree. Vigorous when young. Bronze autumn colour<br />
MATURE TREE SIZES<br />
The following sizes relate to those used in our descriptions of ornamental trees (above)<br />
• Small trees will grow to 3.5–9m (12–30 feet)<br />
• Medium trees will grow to 9–15m (30–50 feet)<br />
• Large trees will grow to 15m plus (50 feet plus)<br />
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Trained Ornamental Trees<br />
MULTISTEMMED TREES<br />
We have these in the following genus. Please telephone to check current availability.<br />
Acer Cornus<br />
Alnus Eucalyptus<br />
Amelanchier Salix<br />
Betula Sorbus<br />
Cercidiphyllum<br />
PLEACHED TREES<br />
We have limited availablity of pre-pleached lime (Tilia spp.), hornbeam (Carpinus spp.),<br />
crab apple (Malus spp.) and pear (Pyrus spp.)<br />
Please telephone to check price and availability<br />
CLIPPED EVERGREENS<br />
We have available a range of such things as Bay and Holly as pyramids and half standards<br />
for formal topiary specimens. Please telephone and ask for details<br />
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Tree selection lists to help customers<br />
For those customers who would like some assistance in selecting trees for their site, we offer the following<br />
select lists to assist you. Compare them to the descriptions in the catalogue.<br />
(* Denotes evergreen)<br />
SMALL GARDEN TREES<br />
Acer griseum Malus transitoria ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Tansy<br />
Alnus glutinosa ‘Imperialis’ Photinia villosa<br />
Amelanchier lamarckii Prunus ‘Shogetsu’<br />
Betula utilis jacquemontii ‘Silver Shadow’ Prunus ‘Spire’<br />
Cornus florida Sorbus commixta ‘Embley’<br />
Crataegus persimilis ‘Prunifolia’ Sorbus vilmorinii<br />
Magnolia ‘Leonard Messel’ Tilia henryana<br />
Malus toringo Ulmus minor ‘Dampieri Aurea’<br />
UPRIGHT TREES FOR SMALL SPACES<br />
Betula pendula ‘Fastigiata’ Prunus ‘Spire’<br />
Cupressus sempervirens ‘Stricta’ * Sorbus ‘Hillings Spire’<br />
Eucryphia x intermedia ‘Rostrevor’ * Sorbus hupehensis<br />
Magnolia ‘Gold Star’<br />
Populus tremula ‘Erecta’<br />
Taxus baccata ‘Fastigiata’ *<br />
WEEPING TREES<br />
Alnus incana ‘Pendula’ Euonymus europaeus ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong>’<br />
Betula pendula ‘Tristis’ Fagus sylvatica ‘Pendula’<br />
Betula utilis jacquemontii ‘Knightshayes’ Morus alba ‘Pendula’<br />
Carpinus betulus ‘Pendula’<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum ‘Amazing Grace’<br />
Populus tremula ‘Pendula’<br />
EVERGREEN GARDEN HEDGES<br />
Buxus sempervirens Prunus lusitanica<br />
Ilex aquifolium and cultivars (holly) Quercus ilex (holm oak)<br />
Laurus nobilis Taxus baccata (yew)<br />
Pittosporum tenuifolium Thuja plicata (red cedar)<br />
DECIDUOUS GARDEN HEDGES<br />
Acer campestre (field maple) Euonymus europaeus<br />
Carpinus betulus (hornbeam) Fagus sylvatica and cultivars (beech)<br />
Crataegus monogyna (hawthorn)<br />
TREES FOR AUTUMN FOLIAGE COLOUR<br />
Acer (most) Liriodendron spp and cultivars<br />
Aesculus (most) Malus hupehensis<br />
Amelanchier (all) Malus transitoria and cultivars<br />
Betula (most) Ostrya carpinifolia<br />
Carpinus (all) Photinia villosa<br />
Cercidiphyllum japonicum Prunus ‘Okame’<br />
Cornus (most) Prunus sargentii<br />
Crataegus crus gallii Prunus x yedoensis<br />
Crataegus pedicellata Pyrus callyreana ‘Chanticleer’<br />
Crataegus persimilis ‘Prunifolia’ Pseudolarix amabilis<br />
Crataegus phaenopyrum Quercus coccinea<br />
Fagus sylvatica and cultivars Quercus palustris<br />
Fraxinus americana ‘Autumn Purple’ Sorbus commixta ‘Embley’<br />
Fraxinus angustifolia ‘Raywood’ Sorbus ‘Hillings Spire’<br />
Fraxinus excelsior ‘Jaspidea’ Sorbus sargentiana<br />
Ginkgo biloba and cultivars<br />
Liquidambar styraciflua and cultivars<br />
Stewartia pseudocamellia<br />
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TREES FOR AVENUES<br />
Acer campestre ‘William Caldwell’ Liriodendron tulipifera and cultivars<br />
Acer platanoides and cultivars Metasequoia glyptostroboides<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus and cultivars Ostrya carpinifolia<br />
Aesculus hippocastanum and cultivars Pinus nigra nigra<br />
Calocedrus decurrens * Platanus spp. and cultivars<br />
Carpinus betulus and cultivars Prunus avium and cultivars<br />
Cedrus spp. and cultivars * Prunus padus and cultivars<br />
Fagus sylvatica and cultivars Quercus spp. and cultivars<br />
Fraxinus spp. and cultivars Sequoiadendron giganteum and cultivars *<br />
Ginkgo biloba Tilia spp. and cultivars<br />
Liquidambar styraciflua and cultivars<br />
TREES FOR SCREENING AND WIND SHELTER (S = SUITABLE FOR NEAR THE SEA)<br />
Acer campestre Fraxinus spp. and cultivars (S)<br />
Acer platanoides Ilex spp. *<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus (S) Nothofagus antarctica (S)<br />
Alnus spp. (S) Pinus nigra * (S)<br />
Amelanchier canadensi Pinus sylvestris *<br />
Arbutus unedo * (S) Pittosporum tenuifoluim * (S)<br />
Betula pendula Populus (most)<br />
Carpinus betulus Quercus robur<br />
Crataegus monogyna (S) Salix (most)<br />
Cupressus macrocarpa * (S) Sorbus aucuparia and cultivars<br />
Eucalyptus spp. * (S) Sorbus intermedia (S)<br />
Fagus sylvatica Thuja plicata *<br />
TREES FOR HEAVY CLAY SOIL<br />
Acer campestre cultivars Malus (all)<br />
Acer platanoides cultivars Metasequoia<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus cultivars Nyssa (all)<br />
Aesculus (most) Platanus (all)<br />
Alnus (all) Populus (all)<br />
Carpinus (all) Prunus avium and cultivars<br />
Catalpa (all) Prunus padus and cultivars<br />
Crataegus (all) Pyrus (all)<br />
Eucalyptus (all) * Quercus (all)<br />
Euonymus (all) Salix (all)<br />
Fraxinus (all) Sorbus torminalis<br />
Ilex (all) *<br />
Liquidambar (all)<br />
Liriodendron<br />
Ulmus (all)<br />
TREES FOR WET SOILS AND WATERSIDE<br />
Alnus (all) Nyssa (all)<br />
Amelanchier (all) Populus (most)<br />
Betula nigra Quercus palustris<br />
Betula pubescens Salix (all)<br />
Liquidambar styraciflua and cultivars Taxodium distichum and cultivars<br />
Metasequoia glyptostroboides Thuja plicata<br />
TREES FOR POOR DRY SOILS<br />
Acer campestre and cultivars Ilex *<br />
Acer platanoides and cultivars Laburnum<br />
Acer pseudoplatanus and cultivars Platanus<br />
Alnus cordata Populus alba and cultivars<br />
Betula (most) Populus tremula and cultivars<br />
Castanea sativa and cultivars Pinus *<br />
Cedrus * Quercus ilex *<br />
Cupressus glabra and cultivars * Quercus robur and cultivars<br />
Cupressus macrocarpa * Sorbus intermedia<br />
Cercis<br />
Crataegus<br />
Taxus baccata and cultivars *<br />
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N o t e s<br />
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FRUIT<br />
SOME NOTES ON CHOOSING AND PLANTING FRUIT TREES<br />
We offer a large range of fruit varieties that we have selected for their suitability for the South West of England. This means they<br />
are generally suited to all of the wet and windy western side of Britain, as well as the easier East. They are vigorous and disease<br />
resistant in most situations and suitable for growing without pesticide use.<br />
In the following descriptions, the flowering periods for most fruit varieties are given in the RHS number category 1–7. Cider<br />
apples are listed as Early, Mid or Late. However bear in mind that these periods overlap. For example, an apple in group 3 will be<br />
pollinated by another variety in groups 2, 3 or 4. The best pollination occurs when there are two or more pollinators. Even selffertile<br />
varieties set better crops if cross pollinated. Pollination can be helped by planting other species of the same group nearby;<br />
for example, crab apples to pollinate apples or pear species to pollinate pears. The flowering period for certain rare fruit<br />
varieties may not be stated if we haven’t yet ascertained it.<br />
Fruit trees flower at different times. Plums start first in March, then pears in April, and finally apples that go through May and<br />
some into June. As plums and pears flower so early, the best results are achieved with the tougher self-fertile varieties planted in<br />
sheltered sites. Pollination of all fruits can be improved by encouraging wild pollinating insects, keeping hives of bees near your<br />
trees and maintaining or planting good sheltering hedges to reduce wind speed. Remember, though, that too little air movement<br />
will encourage humidity and thereby scab infection.<br />
As a rule of thumb, standard orchards in the South West are planted at 30 feet (9 metres) apart (about 60 trees/acre). Bush<br />
trees are spaced at about 15 feet (4.5 metres). Bear in mind that vigour varies between varieties, irrespective of rootstock. On<br />
the same rootstock a vigorous variety will grow bigger than a weaker growing variety. Both will grow bigger on richer, deeper<br />
soil on a sheltered site and smaller on shallow poor soil or an exposed site.<br />
Our trees are propagated on the rootstocks listed below. We find these are the best suited to the soils and conditions of the<br />
wetter western side of Britain.<br />
Apple M25 – standards<br />
MM106 – bush/half standard and trained forms<br />
M9 - stepovers and small cordons<br />
Pear Pear Seedling – standards<br />
Quince A & Pyrodwarf – bush/half standard and trained forms<br />
Plum St Julien A – semivigorous for most forms<br />
Cherry Colt – standards<br />
Gisela 5 – bush/half standard and fan<br />
In the comments column you will find a number category to suggest scab resistance for most of the apples and pears described.<br />
The scale is as follows:<br />
0 No resistance – Total defoliation plus stem damage.<br />
1 Little resistance – Over 50% leaf area damaged, plus some stem damage. Strong reduction in vigour.<br />
2 Some resistance – Between 30% and 50% leaf area damage. Some reduction in vigour.<br />
3 Modest resistance – Between 10% and 30% leaf area damage. Slight reduction in vigour.<br />
4 Resistant – Up to 10% leaf area damage. Little reduction in vigour.<br />
5 Very resistant – Little or no leaf damage. No reduction in vigour.<br />
Certain varieties will also bear the following symbols: (C) Denotes varieties that are inclined to canker on heavy, wet soils; (PM)<br />
Denotes varieties that we find are prone to powdery mildew; (T) Denotes triploid, requires two different pollinators.<br />
Please note that these figures are a guide to help in selection. Individual sites will vary in their ability to encourage scab<br />
and canker.<br />
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APPLES<br />
VARIETY ORIGIN FLAVOUR USE SEASON FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
Adams Pearmain Herefordshire Juicy, rich Dessert Late to Very 2 Hardy and good bearer (4)<br />
originally Hanging before 1826 aromatic Late<br />
Pearmain<br />
Allington Pippin Lincolnshire Subacid aromatic Dessert Mid to Late 3 King of the Pippins X Coxs<br />
before 1884 Orange Pippin.A pineapple<br />
flavour (4)<br />
Annie Elizabeth Leicester Sharp Culinary Late to Very 4 Hardy and vigorous (4)<br />
c 1857 Late<br />
Ashmeads Kernel Gloucester Sweet, aromatic Dessert Late to Very 4 One of the finest late dessert<br />
c 1700 Late apples (4)<br />
Balls Bittersweet Herefordshire Medium Cider Mid Mid Produces a full-bodied cider (4)<br />
Bittersweet<br />
Beauty of Bath Bath, Somerset Sweet Dessert Early 2 Heavy cropping (4)<br />
before 1864<br />
Bell Apple Somerset Sweet Cider Mid Mid A distinctly shaped apple once<br />
syn. Sweet Sheeps Culinary common in Somerset and East (4)<br />
Nose Devon<br />
Bens Red Trannack, Sweet Dessert Second Early to 2 A Devonshire Quarrenden<br />
Cornwall Mid seedling. Sturdy and heavy<br />
c 1830 cropping (5)<br />
Black Dabinett Somerset Medium Cider Late Late More vigorous than Dabinett<br />
syn.Tommy Rodford Bittersweet with larger blue/purple fruits.<br />
Vintage Quality (4)<br />
Blenheim Orange Woodstock, Oxon Excellent Dessert Mid to Late 3 A rich, distinctive apple at its<br />
c 1740 Subacid to sweet Culinary best around Christmas (4)(C)(T)<br />
Bramley's Seedling Southwell, Notts Sharp Culinary Late 3 The most popular commercial<br />
c 1810 cooking apple (4)(C)(T)<br />
Brown Snout Hereford Medium Cider Mid Mid to Heavy cropper of good quality<br />
mid 19th century Bittersweet Late juice. Self-fertile (5)<br />
Brownlees Russet Hertfordshire Sweet subacid Dessert Very Late 3 At best when kept until<br />
c 1848 Aromatic, nutty February (4)<br />
Browns Apple Staverton, Nr Full Sharp Cider Early to Mid Mid Vintage quality (5)<br />
Totnes, Devon<br />
Charles Ross Berkshire Sweet Dessert Mid to Late 3 (4)<br />
1880s Culinary<br />
Claygate Pearmain Surrey Sweet, aromatic, Dessert Late to Very 3 (4)<br />
before 1821 rich Late<br />
Colloget Pippin Landulph,Tamar Sharp Culinary Mid Early to Produces a dry light cider. One<br />
syn. Cornish Giant Valley, Cornwall Cider Mid of the many varieties rescued by<br />
James Evans (5)<br />
Colemans Seedling Devon Sharp Cider Mid Mid A healthy, heavy cropper (5)<br />
Cornish Aromatic Before 1813 Sweet, subacid, Dessert Late 4 (4)<br />
probably much aromatic, spicy<br />
older<br />
Cornish Gilliflower Truro, Cornwall Sweet and Dessert Late to Very 4 (4)<br />
before 1800 aromatic Late<br />
Cornish Mother Cornwall Sweet Dessert Mild Mid- A very old variety, possible<br />
pre 1884 Late the progenitor of American<br />
Mother<br />
Court of Wick Yatton, Somerset Subacid, rich Triple Very Late V/Late A high quality, once very<br />
before 1790 popular variety.Very hardy (5)<br />
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VARIETY ORIGIN FLAVOUR USE SEASON FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
Crimson Victoria Shute,Axminster, Cider Mid Early to Found only in one orchard at<br />
Devon Mid Shute. Unknown elsewhere (4)<br />
Dabinett Somerset Medium Cider Late Late Tree rather small and twiggy,<br />
Bittersweet but a heavy cropper of very high<br />
quality (4)<br />
Devon Crimson Queen Cornwall Sweet/subacid Dessert Second early 4 A dark redskinned fruit.<br />
Also known as Queenie (4)<br />
Devonshire Devon, first Sweet, subacid Dessert Second Early 2 Juicy crisp fruits with distinct<br />
Quarrenden recorded 1678 strawberry, winey taste (4)<br />
Don's Delight Devon Sharp, rich Culinary Late Mid A worthy seedling, brought to<br />
our attention by Don Cockman<br />
of Radio Devon fame (4)<br />
Duke of Cornwall Restonguet, Sharp Culinary Late Mid to A quality cooking apple for<br />
Cornwall Late storing (5)<br />
Dunkerton Late Sweet Somerset Sweet Cider Late Mid Makes a light fruity cider (4)<br />
English Codling England Sharp and Culinary Early to Mid Early to MidOne of the oldest English apples<br />
perfumed (4)<br />
Fair Maid of Devon Devon Full Sharp Cider Mid Mid Compact tree. Produces a high<br />
percentage of juice.Vintage<br />
quality (5)<br />
Farmers Glory Devon Sharp becoming Dessert Early to Late 4 A large vigorous disease-resistant<br />
sweet Culinary tree (5)<br />
George Cave Essex Crisp, juicy, Dessert Early 2 (4)<br />
1923 slightly acid<br />
Golden Bittersweet Netherton, Devon Bittersweet Cider Late Mid A large variety that stores well.<br />
19th century Rediscovered by this nursery in<br />
an old orchard in East Devon (5)<br />
Golden Knob Somerset Sweet, nutty Dessert Late to Very 3 A little russetted apple with a<br />
18th century Late fruity aromatic taste (5)<br />
Grandpa Ailes Kazachstan/N Devon Subacid Dessert Mid/Late A N Devon seedling from a pip<br />
collected in Kazachstan.A link to<br />
the true wild apple (5)<br />
Gull Cornwall Sweet Dessert Very Late Very tolerant of seaside exposure<br />
Harry Masters Jersey Somerset Medium Cider Mid to Late Mid to A compact tree that produces high<br />
Bittersweet Late quality juice (5)<br />
Hockings Green Cornwall c1860 Subacid Des/Cul Mid/Late 4 Hardy and canker resistant. (5)<br />
King Byerd Cornwall Sweet, sharp Des/Cul Very Late 4 (4)<br />
Kingston Black Somerset Medium Cider Mid Mid Probably the best vintage cider<br />
syn. Black Taunton late 19th century Bittersharp variety (4)<br />
Lord Derby Cheshire Sharp Culinary Mid 4 A hardy reliable cropper, tolerant<br />
1862 of wet sites (4)<br />
Lucombes Pine Exeter, Devon Rich, aromatic, Dessert Mid to Late 4 Raised at the nursery of<br />
c 1800 pineapple-like Lucombe and Pince, St Thomas,<br />
Exeter (5)<br />
Lucombes Seedling Exeter, Devon Subacid, spicy Dessert Mid to Very 2 Grown in West Cornwall in<br />
syn. Kirton Fair before 1830 Late 1920s as Newquay Prizetaker for<br />
market (4)<br />
Morgan Sweet Somerset Sweet Cider Early Early Heavy cropper. High juice yield.<br />
18th century Dessert Will provide light cider before<br />
Christmas (5)<br />
Newton Wonder Derbyshire Sharp Culinary Late to Very 5 A vigorous large tree (5)<br />
c 1870 Late<br />
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VARIETY ORIGIN FLAVOUR USE SEASON FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
Nine Square West of England Sweet Dessert Mid to Late 4 An old variety once thought<br />
before 1824 Culinary extinct (5)<br />
Northwood Crediton area, Sweet Cider Late Mid Produces a soft fruity cider (5)<br />
syn.Woodbine Devon 18th century<br />
Oaken Pin Devon, the Exe Juicy, sweet and Dessert Mid to Late 3 Once very common on Exmoor.<br />
valley aromatic A good bearer (4)<br />
before 1876<br />
Old Somerset Russet Somerset, probably Subacid with hint Dessert Late 5 (4)<br />
19th century of pineapple<br />
Pear Apple Cornwall Sweet Dessert Second Early Early One of the old Pig’s Nose types<br />
Pendragon Cornwall Sweet Des/Cider Early/Mid Early A Cornish clone of the Sops in<br />
Wine type. (4)<br />
Peter Lock Buckfastleigh, Sweet, scented Dessert Very Late 2 Cooks to a sweet, smooth puree (5)<br />
Devon, early 19th<br />
century<br />
Pitmaston Pineapple Stoke Edith, Rich pineapple- Dessert Mid to Late 2 Small, distinct, delicious fruits<br />
Herefordshire like (4)<br />
c 1785<br />
Plympton Pippin Tamar Valley Subacid Culinary Late Mid Very large green apples (4)<br />
Poltimore Seedling Farway, Devon Sharp Culinary Late to Very Mid An excellent healthy tree (5)<br />
Late<br />
Pomeroy of Somerset Before 1851 Crisp, sweet, juicy, Dessert Mid to Late 3 A very old variety once<br />
syn.The Old highly flavoured extensively grown (4)<br />
Pomeroy<br />
Ponsford Devon Acid Culinary Very Late 3 An excellent old variety.<br />
19th century Cider Vigorous, healthy (4)<br />
Profit Somerset Sharp Culinary Mid A very healthy variety (5)<br />
before 1824<br />
Reverend McCormick Broadclyst, Sweet Dessert Late Named after the vicar of the time<br />
Devon c 1900 Culinary<br />
Ribston Pippin Yorkshire Subacid, sweet Dessert Late 2 Mother of Coxs Orange Pippin.<br />
c 1700 aromatic A hardy and worthy variety (5)<br />
Rosemary Russet England Sweet to subacid, Dessert Late to Very 3 Perhaps the best flavoured of the<br />
before 1831 aromatic Late russets (5) (T)<br />
Royal Somerset Somerset Juicy, sweet Culinary Mid to Very Mid to (4)<br />
before 1818 Cider Late Late<br />
Star of Devon Broadclyst, Devon Subacid Dessert Mid to late<br />
c 1900<br />
St Edmunds Pippin Suffolk Juicy, sweet and Dessert Mid 2 The earliest russet. Semi selfsyn.<br />
St Edmunds 1870 aromatic fertile (4)<br />
Russet<br />
Sweet Alford Devon, early 18th Sweet Cider Mid Mid A large heavy bearing tree.Very<br />
Century valuable vintage quality (4)<br />
Sweet Cleave Barnstaple area, Sweet to subacid Cider Mid to Late Early (4)<br />
syn. Flanders Pippin Devon, before Dessert<br />
1831<br />
Tidicombe Seedling Arlington, North Sweet Dessert Mid to Very Early to Originated as a seedling at<br />
Devon, 1978 Late Mid Tidicombe Hall,Arlington (4)<br />
Tom Putt Trent, Somerset or Sharp Culinary Second Early to A justifiably popular old west<br />
Gittisham, Devon Cider Mid 2 country cooking and cider apple.<br />
18th century Makes a pleasant dessert fruit<br />
(4)(C)<br />
Totnes Apple Dartington, Devon Sweet Dessert Early to Historically sold at Totnes<br />
Mid Market, hence the name<br />
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VARIETY ORIGIN FLAVOUR USE SEASON FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
Tregonna King Cornwall Sweet Dessert Late Mid to Huge fruits (4) (C)<br />
Culinary Late<br />
Tremletts Bitter Exe Valley, Devon Full Bittersweet Cider Early Early Flowers very frost resistant.<br />
late 19th century Heavy cropper (4)<br />
Upton Pyne Devon Subacid, aromatic Dessert Late to Very 3 Crisp and juicy (3)<br />
c 1900 Culinary Late<br />
Veitches Perfection Devon Dessert Mid to Late Early to Bred by the Veitch nursery of<br />
19th century Culinary Mid Exeter (5)<br />
Warners King Kent 18th century Sharp Culinary Mid to Late 2 Known in South Devon as Great<br />
Britain (5) (T)<br />
Warrior Dorset Dessert Early to Second Early to An old variety once thought<br />
18th or 19th Culinary Early Mid extinct (5)<br />
century<br />
William Crump Worcestershire Rich and sweet Dessert Late to very 5 A high quality dessert apple (4)<br />
1908 Late<br />
Woolbrook Pippin Sidmouth, Sweet/aromatic Dessert Mid to 3 Similar to Sunset<br />
Devon 1903 Late<br />
Yarlington Mill Somerset Mild Bittersweet Cider Mid Mid Vintage quality (4)<br />
VARIETY FLAVOUR SEASON USE FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
APRICOT<br />
Goldcot Sweet Early Aug Dessert Self fertile, disease resistant, good<br />
cropper in the UK<br />
Tom Cott Sweet and rich Jul/Aug Dessert Self A new more reliable variety<br />
Culinary fertile<br />
CHERRIES<br />
Birchenhayes Sweet and juicy Early July Dessert Mid From Birchenhayes Farm, St Dominic.<br />
(Early Birchenhayes) Culinary A smaller grower than most other varieties<br />
Bottlers Very good when fully Mid July Dessert Mid to Traditionally preserved by bottling in<br />
syn. Preserving ripe Culinary Late the Landkey area of North Devon<br />
Burcombe Soft and juicy Late July Dessert Late Raised by W. Parkins, Burcombe Farm,<br />
Culinary St Dominic.Vigorous broad tree<br />
Dun Soft, juicy and sweet Mid to Late July Dessert Mid A North Devon Mazzard.Very disease<br />
Culinary resistant.Vigorous. Heavy cropping<br />
Fice Sweet Mid July Dessert Raised by Mr Fitz of St Dominic.The<br />
blackest, juiciest and best flavoured of<br />
the Tamar Valley cherries<br />
Hannaford Sweet Early July Dessert Early The earliest flowering of the North<br />
Culinary Devon Mazzards<br />
Lapins (Cherokee) Large black fruit. Late July Dessert Self fertile<br />
Upright growing<br />
Morello Rich, juicy Jul/Aug Culinary Late The best culinary cherry. Self fertile<br />
Petit Noir Sweet Early Aug Quality Dessert Self fertile with a naturally dwarf habit<br />
Small Black Sweet Mid July Dessert Mid to One of the Landkey Mazzards. Self fertile<br />
Culinary Late<br />
Summer Sun A hardy, reliable, Late July Dessert Self fertile<br />
compact variety<br />
Sunburst Good flavour. Late Late July Dessert Self fertile<br />
season (September)<br />
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VARIETY FLAVOUR SEASON USE FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
MEDLAR<br />
Nottingham Dessert The best flavoured variety. Self fertile<br />
Culinary<br />
PEARS<br />
Baronne de Mello Small but delicious Oct Dessert 3 Fertile, hardy and regular cropper (4)<br />
Beurre Hardy Juicy, with a Oct Dessert 3 Good regular cropper (4)<br />
rosewater flavour<br />
Blakeney Red Sept/Oct Perry/Cul Mid (5)<br />
Brandy Oct Perry 4 A medium sized tree. Fruit will store up<br />
to 4 weeks (5)<br />
Catillac Feb/April Culinary 4 Probably the best culinary pear (4)<br />
Clapps Favourite Juicy, melting Early Sept Dessert Vigorous and fertile (4)<br />
Concorde Sweet and juicy Nov Dessert 4 Self fertile. Compact and heavy<br />
cropping (4) (C)<br />
Conference Melting sweet Oct/Nov Dessert 3 Regular and reliable. Semi self fertile (4)<br />
and juicy<br />
Doyenne du Comice Rich and juicy Late Oct/Nov Dessert 4 High quality dessert<br />
Fondante de Automne Melting, juicy Sept/Oct Dessert 2 Rather dwarf habit.Will not pollinate<br />
excellent Louise Bonne (4)<br />
Gorham Juicy with musky Mid to late Dessert 4 Hardy, moderate cropper (4)<br />
flavour Sept<br />
Hendre Huffcap Oct Perry 4 Low tannin variety<br />
Invincible Sept Dessert 2 Hardy and prolific. Self fertile<br />
Culinary<br />
Jargonelle Sweet, juicy, musky Early Aug Dessert 3 Heavy cropper, scab resistant (4) (T)<br />
Judge Amphlet Sept Perry 1 Makes a light perry<br />
Merton Pride Melting, juicy. Mid to Late Dessert 3 A hardy regular cropper (4) (T)<br />
Excellent Flavour Sept<br />
Onward Rich, Juicy Sept Dessert 4 A good cropper<br />
PLUMS<br />
Belle De Louvain Rich flavour when Late Aug Culinary 5 Self fertile.Vigorous upright growth<br />
cooked<br />
Blaisdon Red Sharp Early Sept Culinary 3 Vigorous and disease resistant<br />
Gloucestershire variety. Self fertile<br />
Blue Tit Sweet Mid Aug Dual 3 Hardy and self fertile<br />
Bryanston Gage Juicy, with good Sept Dessert 3 Self incompatible.A good cropper.<br />
gage flavour Originated near Blandford, Dorset<br />
1800<br />
Chrislin Sweet Oct/Nov Dessert A damson/bullace type fruit.<br />
(Crisling) Culinary Traditionally grown in Mid/West<br />
Devon. Self fertile<br />
Damson Merryweather Early Sept Culinary 3 Self fertile. Largest fruited damson.<br />
Bred in Nottinghamshire in 1907<br />
Damson Prune Excellent.The best Sept/Oct Culinary 5 Self fertile. Compact, upright tree<br />
(Shropshire Prune) flavoured damson<br />
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VARIETY FLAVOUR SEASON USE FLOWER COMMENTS (AND SCAB<br />
PERIOD RESISTANCE CATEGORY)<br />
Denniston's Superb Rich, delicious Late Aug Dessert 2 Self fertile. One of the most reliable<br />
gages<br />
Dittisham (Dittisham Sweet/rich Aug Dessert 2 Self fertile. Originated at Dittisham,<br />
Ploughman) Culinary Devon.A good plum for preserving<br />
Dittisham Black Sharp Sept Culinary A damson-type fruit. Local to Dittisham<br />
on the River Dart.<br />
Dittisham Damson Sweet Sept/Oct Culinary Self fertile. A good jammer<br />
Dunster Plum Sweet Dessert A plum grown locally in the Dunster<br />
Culinary area of Somerset. Some similarity to<br />
Victoria. Self fertile<br />
Early Rivers Juicy, sweet but Late July/Early Culinary 3 Partly self fertile.A very heavy cropper<br />
with a brisk acidity Aug<br />
Early Transparent Gage Sweet and rich Mid/Late Aug Dessert 4 Self fertile.A regular but not heavy cropper<br />
Grey Plum Sweet, juicy Mid Aug Dessert An old Cornish variety. Self fertile<br />
Cullinary<br />
Kea Juicy, slightly acid Mid Sept Dessert Self fertile. Originates near Truro,<br />
Culinary Cornwall<br />
Kirkes Blue Sweet, juicy Mid Sept Dessert 4 A small spreading tree. Self sterile.A<br />
very choice variety<br />
Landkey Yellow Sweet, rich Dessert Self fertile. A local North Devon<br />
Culinary variety.Traditionally propagated by suckers<br />
Manaccan Sweet, excellent Early Sept Dessert Self fertile. One of the old Cornish<br />
varieties from the Kea and Manaccan<br />
area near Truro<br />
Marjories Seedling Juicy and sweet Late Sept/Oct Dessert 5 Self fertile.Vigorous tree giving large<br />
Culinary black plums<br />
Mirabelle De Nancy Sweet and juicy Aug/Sept Dessert A yellow form of the Cherry Plum<br />
Culinary (Prunus cerasifera).Abundant bearer.<br />
Makes excellent jam. Self fertile<br />
Mirabelle ‘Gipsy’ Sweet and juicy Aug/Sept Dessert A reliable red-fruited form. Self fertile<br />
Culinary<br />
Mirabelle ‘Golden Sphere’ Sweet and juicy Aug/Sept Dessert A new variety. Golden fruit larger<br />
Culinary than ‘Gipsy’. Self fertile<br />
Pershore Dry but good when Mid Aug Culinary 4 Self fertile. Hardy. Disease resistant.<br />
(Yellow Egg) cooked Excellent jamming variety<br />
Reine Claude Sweet and juicy Sept Dessert 2 Self fertile.The best late gage<br />
Du Bavay<br />
Shepherds Bullace Sharp Sept/Oct Culinary A very old variety. Good for jam. Fruit<br />
green. Self fertile<br />
Victoria Sweet and juicy Late Aug/Early Dessert 3 Self fertile.The most well known<br />
Sept plum<br />
Victoria Sweet and juicy Late Aug/Early Dessert 3 Propagated from a tree over a century<br />
(Willis clone) Sept old, owned by Mr Willis of Tiverton.<br />
Shows more resistance to silverleaf<br />
disease than the modern commercial<br />
clone<br />
Warwickshire Drooper Sept Culinary 2 Self fertile.Vigorous, healthy.A good<br />
jam variety<br />
QUINCES<br />
Serbian Gold Oct Culinary Self fertile. Productive and healthy<br />
Vranja Oct Culinary Self fertile. Fruits large and pear-shaped<br />
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FIG<br />
Brown Turkey The most reliable variety for British Gardens<br />
Precoce de Dalmatie A red-fruited form with deeply cut leaves<br />
MULBERRY<br />
For the range of varieties offered, refer to listings under 'Morus' in the Ornamental Tree Section, page 8<br />
NUTS<br />
Butler A heavy cropper of large strong-flavoured nuts<br />
Casina A very productive Spanish variety of high quality<br />
Cosford Cob A good reliable variety.A good pollinator for other varieties and a heavy bearer of large nuts<br />
Gunslebert A heavy and reliable cropper of strong-flavoured nuts<br />
Kent Cob The most popularly planted nut tree. Hardy and reliable with a rich flavour<br />
(syn. Lamberts Filbert)<br />
Red Filbert An attractive form with red leaves and catkins, but produces good nuts<br />
Sweet Chestnuts For the range of chestnut varieties offered, refer to listings under ‘Castanea' in the Ornamental Tree Section, page 4<br />
Walnuts For the range of walnut varieties offered, refer to listings under ‘Juglans' in the Ornamental Tree Section, page 7<br />
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<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Collection of Apple Mother Plants<br />
These are varieties held at <strong>Thornhayes</strong> but that we do not produce as normal stock items. If required in large<br />
quantities they can be contract grown. In the ‘Origin’ column D = dessert, C = culinary, Cid = cider.<br />
Variety Origin<br />
All Doer Devon [D/C/Cid]<br />
Annie Elizabeth Leics c. 1857 [D/C]<br />
Ashton Brown Jersey Somerset 1917 [Cid]<br />
Autumn Pearmain England 16th C [D/C]<br />
Ballyfatten Ireland [C]<br />
Barnhill Pippin Ireland [D]<br />
Bedwyn Beauty Wilts. c. 1890 [C]<br />
Belle de Boskoop Holland 1856 [D,C]<br />
Bismarck Australia 19th C [C]<br />
Breadfruit Cornwall [D/C]<br />
Breakwell’s Seedling Mons. c. 1890 [Cid]<br />
Bridgwater Pippin England pre 1665 [D/C]<br />
Broxwood Foxwhelp Herefordshire c. 1920 [Cid]<br />
Burns Seedling Wilts. c. 1830 [D]<br />
Burrow Hill Early Somerset [Cid]<br />
Butter Apple Somerset [C]<br />
Buttery d’Or Dorset [C/Cid]<br />
Caledon Ireland [Cid]<br />
Camelot Somerset 19th C [Cid]<br />
Captain Broad Cornwall [Cid]<br />
Catshead England pre 1629 [C]<br />
Chaxhill Red Glos. pre 1873 [Cid]<br />
Chorister Boy Wilts. pre 1890 [D]<br />
Christmas Pearmain Kent 1893 [D]<br />
Cider Lady’s Finger Somerset [Cid]<br />
Cockle Pippin England 19th C [D]<br />
Colonel Vaughan Kent 17th C [D]<br />
Cornish Honeypin Cornwall pre 1955 [D]<br />
Cornish Longstem Cornwall 19th C [C]<br />
Corse Hill Glos. pre 1880 [D]<br />
Court Royal Somerset [Cid]<br />
Cow Apple Glos. [C]<br />
Crimson King Somerset 1895 [Cid]<br />
Devonshire Red Devon/Hereford 19th C [D/C]<br />
Dove Somerset [Cid]<br />
Dredges Fame Wilts pre 1802 [C]<br />
Dumellers Seedling Leics. 18th C [C]<br />
Dutch Codlin Holland 18th C [C]<br />
Fairfield Cornwall [D]<br />
Fillbarrel Somerset [Cid]<br />
Frederick Glos./Mons. [Cid]<br />
French Fire Devon [D]<br />
George Carpenter Surrey 1902 [D]<br />
George Neal Kent 1904 [D/C]<br />
Gennet Moyle England (ancient) [C/Cid]<br />
Gin Somerset pre 1893 [Cid]<br />
Ginny Lin Glos. [C]<br />
Gladstone Worcs. c. 1780 [D]<br />
Glass Apple Cornwall [D/C]<br />
Glory of the West Somerset pre 1816 [D]<br />
Golden Ball Dorset [Cid]<br />
Golden Harvey Herefordshire 17th C [Cid]<br />
Golden Pippin England pre 1629 [D/C/Cid]<br />
Golden Spire Lancs. c. 1850 [C/Cid]<br />
Goring Devon [Cid]<br />
Grand Sultan West of England [D]<br />
Greasy Devon [D]<br />
Greasy Butcher Devon [D/Cid]<br />
Greasy Pippin Ireland [D]<br />
Harragan Payne Devon [D]<br />
Harvester Somerset [D]<br />
Hawthornden Edinburgh pre 1780 [C]<br />
Herefordshire Pippin Devon 19th C [D]<br />
Hoary Morning Somerset pre 1819 [D/C]<br />
Hollow Core Devon c. 1880 [D/C/Cid]<br />
Holstein Germany 1918 [D]<br />
Hunt’s Duke of Gloucester Glos. pre 1820 [D]<br />
Ice Apple Devon 19th C [C]<br />
Improved Lambrook Pippin Somerset [Cid]<br />
Irish Johnny Ireland (ancient) [D]<br />
Keegan Ireland [D]<br />
Kill Boy Glos. [Cid]<br />
Killerton Sharp Devon [Cid]<br />
King Charles Pearmain Worcs. pre 1876 [D]<br />
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Variety Origin<br />
King of Tompkins County USA [D]<br />
Lakes Kernel Glos. [D]<br />
Langworthy Devon [Cid]<br />
Leathercoat England 16th C [D]<br />
Lemon Pippin England pre 1744 [C]<br />
Lemon Pippin of Glos. Glos. [D]<br />
Listener Devon [D/Cid]<br />
Longkeeper Cornwall [D]<br />
Magnum Bonum Cornwall<br />
Major Devon [Cid]<br />
Margil Europe pre 1750 [D]<br />
Mary Golds Ireland [C/Cid]<br />
Merchant Apple (of Ilminster) Somerset pre 1872 [D]<br />
Moses<br />
Munster Tulip Ireland [D/C]<br />
Neverblight (not Stoke Red) Somerset 19th C [Cid]<br />
Nonpareil France pre 1500 [D]<br />
No Pip Devon c. 1900 [D/C]<br />
Northcott Superb Devon [D]<br />
Old Pearmain England pre 1200 [D]<br />
Paignton Marigold Devon [Cid]<br />
Pendragon Cornwall [D/C/Cid]<br />
Penhallow Pippin Cornwall pre 1880 [D]<br />
Pig Nose III Devon/Cornwall [D]<br />
Pinces Seedling Devon [D]<br />
Polly Whitehair Cornwall [D/C/Cid]<br />
Porters Perfection Somerset 19th C [Cid]<br />
Porters Sheeps Nose Somerset [Cid]<br />
Quarry Apple Devon [C]<br />
Queen (The) Essex 1858 [C]<br />
Queens Devon c. 1880 [D]<br />
Quench (syn Quince) Devon pre 1934 [D]<br />
Red Ellisons Cambs. 1949 [D]<br />
Red Rattler Somerset [D]<br />
Red Roller Cornwall [D]<br />
Red Ruby Devon [D]<br />
Revd McCormick Devon early 20th C [D]<br />
Rough Pippin Somerset pre 1880 [D]<br />
Royal Turk Glos.<br />
Royal Wilding Devon [Cid]<br />
Sharlestone Pippin Yorks 19th C [D]<br />
Sheeps Nose No. 3 Somerset 19th C [C/Cid]<br />
Sheeps Snout USA [D]<br />
Slack ma Girl Devon [Cid]<br />
Somerset Redstreak Somerset pre 1900 [Cid]<br />
Sops in Wine (Redhill Clone) Devon/Somerset [C/Cid]<br />
Sour Bay Devon [Cid]<br />
Spotted Dick Devon [Cid]<br />
Star of Devon Devon pre 1905 [D]<br />
Stockbearer Devon [C]<br />
Stoke Red Somerset 19th C [Cid]<br />
Strawberry Pippin Devon [Cid]<br />
Strippy Ireland [Cid]<br />
Sugar Bush Devon [D/Cid]<br />
Sugar Loaf Devon [D/Cid]<br />
Sweet Coppin Devon [Cid]<br />
Sweet Larks Cornwall [C]<br />
Tan Harvey Devon [Cid]<br />
Taunton Fair Maid (syn. Moonlight) Somerset pre 1831 [Cid]<br />
Tewkesbury Baron Glos. pre 1883 [D]<br />
Totnes Apple Devon [D]<br />
Tregonna King Cornwall [D/C]<br />
Vallis Apple Somerset [D/Cid]<br />
Vicary’s Late Keeper N. Devon/New Zealand [C]<br />
White Jenneting England pre 1600 [D]<br />
Wick White Styre Glos. [Cid]<br />
Winter Lawrence Somerset pre 1883 [D]<br />
Winter Peach USA pre 1850 [D]<br />
Winter Queening Sussex pre 1818 [D]<br />
Winter Stubbard Devon [D/Cid]<br />
Woodbine Devon [Cid]<br />
Worcester Pearmain Worcs. c. 1870 [D]<br />
Yellow Styre Glos. [Cid]
N o t e s<br />
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PRICES 2012/2013<br />
• Our terms of trade are as printed on the inside of the back cover.<br />
• Prices given are for individual trees (indicated by ‘each’ or ‘E’), or for customers ordering 30 plus trees (indicated by<br />
‘W’ (wholesale) – varieties in any number over the whole range can be selected to qualify for the 30 plus rate).<br />
• These prices are current until 31 May 2013; from 1 June 2013 catalogue prices for the 20013/2014 season<br />
will operate.<br />
• Trade customers ordering over 50 items in units of 5 minimum will get a 5% discount on the wholesale (W) prices.<br />
FRUIT<br />
The majority of our fruit is field grown and is therefore only available for sale from December.<br />
Fruit prices<br />
(Note: our field grown maidens may seem more expensive than those of some other companies offering maiden trees, but please do not be deceived.<br />
Our trees are larger and stronger plants, produced by a longer-term technique.)<br />
Fruit type Maiden 2-year Bush Feathered<br />
Maiden<br />
Half Standard Light Standard Full Standard<br />
Apricot FG £27.90E/£18.60W — — — — —<br />
Apple FG £17.40E/£11.70W — £22.10E/£14.70W £27.00E/£18.00W £33.90E/£22.60W £45.80E/£30.50W<br />
Apple PG £19.70E/£13.10W £24.90E/£16.60W £27.30E/£18.20W £31.80E/£21.20W £39.80E/£26.50W £60.00E/£40.00W<br />
Pear FG £18.60E/£12.50W — — — — —<br />
Pear PG — £26.10E/£17.40W £29.70E/£19.80W £34.80E/£23.20W £42.00E/£28.00W £67.00E/£45.00W<br />
Plum FG £18.30E/£12.20W £24.90E/£16.60W £28.40E/£18.90W £39.30E/£26.10W £42.00E/£28.00W £48.00E/£32.00W<br />
Quince FG £18.90E/£12.60W — — — — —<br />
Quince PG — £28.10E/£18.70W — — £45.00E/£30.00W —<br />
Cherry (Colt) FG £17.70E/£11.80W — £22.50E/£15.00W £38.80E/£26.10W £47.30E/£31.50W £52.50E/£35.00W<br />
Cherry (Colt) PG — — £32.10E/£21.40W — £49.50E/£33.00W £63.00E/£42.00W<br />
Cherry (G5) FG £19.80E/£13.20W £27.00E/£18.00W — — — —<br />
Cherry (G5) PG — £33.60E/£22.40W — £41.00E/£27.30W £49.50E/£33.00W —<br />
Medlar — £29.00E/£19.30W PG — — £45.00E/£30.00W FG —<br />
Cobnut PG £13.40E/£8.90W £21.00E/£14.00W — — — —<br />
Chestnut PG — — — £52.00E/£26.00W — —<br />
Fig PG £15.60E/£7.80W £24.40E/£12.20W £36.20E/£18.10W — — —<br />
Walnut PG — £57.00E/£28.50W — — — —<br />
Mulberry See Ornamentals Price List page 8<br />
• Pears are available on Quince A, Pear and Pyrodwarf rootstocks • Cherries are on Colt (semi-vigorous) and Gisela 5 (dwarf) rootstocks<br />
• Quince are on Quince A (semi-vigorous) rootstocks • The entire range of apples is on M25 (vigorous) rootstocks<br />
• Plums are on St Julien A (semi-vigorous) rootstocks • A selection of apples on MM106 (semi-vigorous) and M9 rootstocks are listed below:<br />
Apples on MM106<br />
Adams Pearmain<br />
Allington Pippin<br />
Ashmeads Kernel<br />
Beauty of Bath<br />
Ben’s Red<br />
Blenheim Orange<br />
Bramleys Seedling<br />
Brownlees Russet<br />
Charles Ross<br />
Claygate Pearmain<br />
Cornish Aromatic<br />
Cornish Gilliflower<br />
Apples on M9<br />
Ashmead Kernel<br />
Bens Red<br />
Family Trees<br />
Court of Wick<br />
Dabinett<br />
Devonshire Quarrenden<br />
Don’s Delight<br />
Duke of Cornwall<br />
Farmer Glory<br />
George Cave<br />
Golden Bittersweet<br />
Golden Knob<br />
Grandpa Ailes<br />
Harry Masters Jersey<br />
Lord Derby<br />
Claygate Pearman<br />
Oaken Pin<br />
Lucombes Pine<br />
Lucombes Seeding<br />
Melcombe Russet<br />
Nine Square<br />
Oaken Pin<br />
Old Somerset Russet<br />
Pendragon<br />
Peter Lock<br />
Pitmaston Pineapple<br />
Plympton Pippin<br />
Poltimore Seeding<br />
Profit<br />
Tidicombe Seedlings<br />
William Crump<br />
We offer bush tree for those with restricted space, with three different varierties in the head. Please contact the nursery for details.<br />
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Reverend McCormick<br />
Ribston Pippin<br />
Rosemary Russet<br />
Royal Somerset<br />
St Edmunds Pippin<br />
Tidicombe Seedling<br />
Tom Putt<br />
Tregonna King<br />
Tremletts Bitter<br />
Upton Pyne<br />
William Crump<br />
Woolbrook Pippin
ORNAMENTAL TREES<br />
AND CHOICE SHRUBS<br />
These are offered as: field grown (FG) by their overall height, or their stem, girth in the case of standards; or pot grown<br />
(PG) by their pot size.<br />
ABIES (Fir)<br />
concolor PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
concolor FG 30–40cm £1.60 each/80pW<br />
fraseri FG 20–30cm £1.60 each/80pence W<br />
koreana PG 35 litre £75.00 each/£37.50 W<br />
koreana FG 15–20cm £1.60 each/80pW<br />
nordmanniana FG 15–20cm £1.60 each/80pW<br />
pinsapo ‘Glauca’ PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
procera ‘Glauca’ PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
veitchii PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
ACER (Maple)<br />
campestre FG 200–250cm £21.00 each/£10.50 W<br />
campestre FG 8–10cm STD £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
campestre ‘William<br />
Caldwell’<br />
PG 5 litre £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
campestre ‘William<br />
Caldwell’<br />
PG 20 litre £78.00 each/£39.00 W<br />
capillipes PG 8–10 cm £160.00 each/£80.00 W<br />
cappadocicum ‘Aureum’ PG 6–8 cm STD £102.00 each/£51.00 W<br />
x conspicuum ‘Phoenix’ PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00 W<br />
davidii ‘George Forrest’ PG 10 litre £55.40 each/£27.70 W<br />
griseum FG 175–200 cm £56.10 each/£28.20 W<br />
griseum PG 10 litre £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
griseum PG 75 litre M/S £200.00 each/£100.00 W<br />
negundo PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
negundo ‘Kelly’s Gold’ PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
negundo ‘Winter Lightning’ PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
palmatum atropurpureum PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00W<br />
palmatum ‘Ozakazuki’ PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00W<br />
pensylvanicum PG 6–8 cm STD £120.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
pensylvanicum PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
platanoides ‘Crimson King’ FG 200–250 cm £47.30 each/£23.70 W<br />
platanoides 'Deborah' PG 8–10cm STD £130.00 each/£65.00 W<br />
platanoides 'Dissectum' PG 10 litre £42.00 each/£21.00 W<br />
platanoides ‘Drummondii’ PG 8–10cm STD £130.00 each/£65.00 W<br />
platanoides ‘Princeton Gold’PG 8–10cm STD £130.00 each/£65.00 W<br />
pseudoplatanus 'Worlei' PG 20 litre £55.40 each/£27.70 W<br />
rubrum PG 12–14cm STD £210.00 each/£105.00 W<br />
rubrum ‘Brandywine’ PG 5 litre £38.00 each/£19.00W<br />
rubrum ‘Brandywine’ PG 8–10cm STD £120.00each/£60.00 W<br />
rubrum ‘October Glory’ PG 20 litre £71.80 each/£35.90 W<br />
rubrum ‘Red Sunset’ PG 20 litre £71.80 each/£35.90 W<br />
rubrum ‘Scanlon’ PG 10 litre £51.40 each/£25.70<br />
rubrum ‘Somerset’ PG 10 litre £51.40 each/£25.70 W<br />
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rubrum ‘Somerset’ PG 6–8cm STD £102.00 each/£51.00W<br />
rufinerve PG 10 litre £55.40 each/£27.70 W<br />
rufinerve PG 75 litre M/S £120.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
sieboldianum PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
‘White Tigress’ PG 20 litre £80.00 each/£40.00 W<br />
AESCULUS (Horse Chestnut)<br />
x carnea ‘Briottii’ FG 12–14 cm STD £178.60 each/£89.30 W<br />
flava PG 20 litre £54.60 each/£27.30 W<br />
hippocastanum PG 35 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
ALNUS (Alder)<br />
cordata FG 100–125 cm £2.20 each/£1.10 W<br />
cordata PG 10 litre £30.00 each/£15.00W<br />
glutinosa FG 40–60 cm £1.80 each/£0.90 W<br />
glutinosa ‘Aurea’ FG 12–14 cm STD £200.00 each/£100.00 W<br />
glutinosa ‘Imperialis’ PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£21.10 W<br />
glutinosa ‘Imperialis’ PG 35 litre £64.00 each/£32.00W<br />
glutinosa ‘Laciniata’ PG 10–12cm STD £118.20 each/£59.10 W<br />
incana ‘Aurea’ PG 8–10cm STD £80.00 each/£40.00 W<br />
incana ‘Pendula’ PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
incana ‘Pendula’ PG 10–12cm STD £20.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
rubra FG 125–150cm £6.00 each/£3.00 W<br />
rubra ‘Pinnatifida’ PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
AMELANCHIER (Snowy Mespilus)<br />
alnifolia PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
arborea PG 5 litre £28.40 each/£14.20 W<br />
Ballerina PG 10–12 cm STD £180.00 each/£90.00 W<br />
canadensis PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
canadensis PG 35 litre £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
canadensis PG 8–10cm STD £126.00 each/£63.00 W<br />
canadensis FG 175 cm M/S £16.20 each/£17.00 W<br />
lamarckii PG 35 litre £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
lamarckii PG 6–8 cm STD £126.00 each/£63.00 W<br />
ARAUCARIA (Monkey Puzzle)<br />
araucana PG 5 litre £56.00 each/£28.00W<br />
araucana PG 30 litre £136.00 each/£68.00 W<br />
ARBUTUS (Strawberry Tree)<br />
x andrachnoides PG 3 litre £11.60 each/£5.80 W<br />
unedo PG 5 litre £15.20 each/£7.60 W
ARONIA (Chokeberry)<br />
melanocarpa ‘Autumn Magic’ PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
x prunifolia ‘Viking’ PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
BETULA (Birch)<br />
The following species and forms are available in most of the sizes<br />
listed below: albo sinensis, a.s. Kenneth Ashburner, a.s. Ness, a.s.<br />
‘Septentrionalis’, ‘Conyngham’, costata, davurica ‘Maurice Foster’,<br />
ermanii ‘Grayswood Hill’, e. ‘Hakkoda Orange’, ‘Fetisowii’,<br />
maximowicziana, nigra ‘Heritage’, papyrifera ‘St George’, p. ‘Vancouver’,<br />
pendula ‘Fastigiata’, pen. Laciniata’, pen. ‘Tristis’, utilis ‘Doorenbos’, u.<br />
‘Grayswood Ghost’, u. ‘Knightshayes’, u. ‘Silver Shadow’, u. ‘Wakehurst<br />
Place Chocolate’, u.occidentalis, ‘Kyelang’.<br />
PG 5 litre £28.40 each/£14.20 W<br />
PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
PG 10 litre m/s £75.60 each/£37.80 W<br />
PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
PG 20 litre m/s £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
PG 35 litre £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
PG 35 litre m/s £154.40 each/£77.20 W<br />
PG 75 litre m/s £283.40 each/£141.70 W<br />
PG 6–8 cm STD £94.60 each/£47.30 W<br />
PG 8–10 cm STD £118.20 each/£59.10 W<br />
PG 10–12 cm STD £198.60 each/£99.30 W<br />
In addition:<br />
Betula pendula PG 5 litre £13.40 each/£6.70 W<br />
Betula pendula FG 40–60 cm £1.80 each/£0.90 W<br />
nigra PG 5 litre m/s £22.20 each/£11.10 W<br />
BUXUS (Box)<br />
sempervirens PG 3 litre £14.00 each/£7.00 W<br />
CALOCEDRUS (Incense Cedar)<br />
decurrens PG 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
CARPINUS (Hornbeam)<br />
Pleached hornbeam: for availability and prices, please contact<br />
the nursery<br />
betulus FG 100–125 cm £4.80 each/£2.40 W<br />
betulus FG 200–250 cm £26.60 each/£13.30 W<br />
betulus FG 6–8 cm STD £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
betulus FG 10–12cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
betulus ‘Columnare’ PG 6–8cm STD £84.00 each/£42.00 W<br />
betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’ FG 10–12cm STD £114.80 each/£57.40W<br />
betulus ‘Pendula’ PG 6–8cm STD £100.00 each/£50.00W<br />
betulus ‘Pendula’ PG 8–10cm STD £120.00 each/£60.00W<br />
fangiana PG 5 litre £55.40 each/£27.70 W<br />
japonica PG 3 litre £22.00 each/£11.00W<br />
CARYA (Hickory)<br />
cordiformis PG 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00W<br />
ovata PG 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
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CASTANEA (Sweet Chestnut)<br />
sativa FG 175–200 cm £20.80 each/£10.40 W<br />
sativa FG 200–250 cm £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
sativa FG 8–10cm STD £42.60 each/£21.30W<br />
CATALPA (Bean Tree)<br />
bignonioides PG 10 litre £36.00 each/£18.00 W<br />
bignonioides FG 8–10cm STD £36.20 each/£18.10 W<br />
bignonioides ‘Aurea’ PG 20 litre £73.60 each/£36.80 W<br />
bungei PG 10 litre £57.40 each/£28.70 W<br />
x erubescens ‘Purpurea’ PG 8–10cm STD £100.00 each/£50.00 W<br />
ovata PG 20 litre £73.60 each/£36.80 W<br />
speciosa PG 8–10cm STD £100.00 each/£50.00W<br />
CEDRUS (Cedar)<br />
atlantica ‘Glauca’ PG 10 litre £46.60 each/£23.30 W<br />
deodara PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
deodara ‘Aurea’ PG 75 litre £120.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
libani PG 7.5 litre £42.00 each/£21.00 W<br />
libani PG 75 litre £140.00 each/£70.00 W<br />
CERCIDIPHYLLUM (Katsura)<br />
japonicum PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
japonicum FG 200–250 cm £39.80 each/£19.90 W<br />
japonicum PG 14–18 cm STD £210.00 each/£105.00 W<br />
japonicum PG 6–8 cm STD £120.00each/£105.00 W<br />
‘Amazing Grace’<br />
japonicum ‘Morioko PG 20 litre £77.40 each/£38.70 W<br />
Weeping’<br />
japonicum ‘Red Fox’ PG 5 litre £29.80 each/£14.90W<br />
CERCIS (Judas Tree)<br />
canadensis ‘Appalachian Red’PG 10 litre £44.00 each/£22.00W<br />
canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
canadensis ‘Hearts of Gold’ PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
chinensis album PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
chinensis ‘Avondale’ PG 8–10 cm STD £150.00 each/£75.00 W<br />
siliquastrum PG 5 litre £12.60 each/£6.30 W<br />
siliquastrum albidum PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
siliquastrum ‘Bodnant’ PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
siliquastrum ‘White Swan’ PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
CHAENOMELES<br />
cathayensis ‘wilsonii’ PG 20 litre £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
CLERODENDRUM<br />
trichotomum fargesii PG 3 litre £13.00 each/£6.50W<br />
CLETHRA<br />
barbinervis PG 3 litre £13.00 each/£6.50W<br />
CORNUS (Dogwood)<br />
alternifolia PG 20 litre £42.00 each/£21.00 W<br />
capitata PG 20 litre £41.20 each/£20.60 W
controversa ‘Variegata’ PG 5 litre £56.00 each/£28.00 W<br />
‘Eddies White Wonder’ PG 5 litre £54.00 each/£27.00 W<br />
florida PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
florida PG 75 litre £140.00 each/£70.00 W<br />
florida ‘Cherokee Chief’ PG 5 litre £46.00 each/£23.00W<br />
florida ‘Cloud Nine’ PG 5 litre £46.00 each/£23.00W<br />
kousa PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
kousa ‘China Girl’ PG 5 litre £46.00 each/£23.00W<br />
kousa chinensis PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
mas FG 175–200 cm £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
‘Norman Haddon’ PG 5 litre £38.60 each/£19.30 W<br />
x rutgan ‘Stellar Pink’ PG 20 litre £96.00 each/£48.00 W<br />
CORYLOPSIS<br />
pauciflora PG 3 litre £11.40 each/£5.70W<br />
platypetala PG 3 litre £11.40 each/£5.70W<br />
willmottiae PG 3 litre £11.40 each/£5.70W<br />
CORYLUS (Hazel)<br />
avellana FG 150–175cm £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
avellana ‘Aurea’ PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
maxima ‘Purpurea’ PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
COTINUS (Smoke Bush)<br />
‘Grace’ PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00W<br />
COTONEASTER<br />
‘Cornubia’ PG 10–12cm STD £120.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
CRATAEGUS (Hawthorn)<br />
The following species and forms are available in most of the sizes<br />
listed: azarolus, crus galli, x grignoniensis, laciniata, laevigata cvs, x<br />
lavallei ‘Carrierei’, mexicana, monogyna ‘Biflora’, pedicellata, persimilis<br />
‘Prunifolia’, phaenopyrum, pinnatifida major ‘Big Golden Star’, punctata,<br />
schradereana, tanacetifolia.<br />
FG 8–10cm STD £65.80 each/£32.90 W<br />
PG 5 litre £24.60 each/£12.30 W<br />
PG 7.5 litre £36.20 each/£18.10 W<br />
PG 10 litre £42.00 each/£21.00 W<br />
PG 20 litre £51.40 each/£25.70 W<br />
PG 35 litre £77.40 each/£38.70 W<br />
PG 6–8cm STD £84.00 each/£42.00 W<br />
PG 8–10 cm STD £100.80 each/£50.40 W<br />
PG 10–12 cm STD £170.00 each/£85.00 W<br />
PG 12–14 cm STD £200.00 each/£100.00 W<br />
In addition:<br />
monogyna PG 5 litre £10.00 each/£5.00 W<br />
monogyna PG 8–10 cm STD £64.00 each/£32.00 W<br />
CRYPTOMERIA<br />
japonica PG 5 litre £17.80 each/£8.90 W<br />
CUNNINGHAMIA (Chinese Fir)<br />
lanceolata PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
lanceolata ‘Glauca’ PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
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CUPRESSUS (Cypress)<br />
arizonica glabra ‘Blue Ice’ PG 35 litre £76.00 each/£38.00 W<br />
sempervirens ‘Totem’ PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
DAVIDIA (Handkerchief Tree)<br />
involucrata FG 150–175cm £53.80 each/£26.90 W<br />
involucrata FG 8–10 cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
involucrata PG 5 litre £27.80 each/£13.90 W<br />
ELAEAGNUS<br />
‘Quicksilver’ PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
umbellata PG 5 litre £16.00 each/£8.00 W<br />
EMBOTHRIUM (Chilean Fire Bush)<br />
coccineum lanceolatum PG 3 litre £16.00 each/£8.00W<br />
ERIOBOTRYA (Loquat)<br />
japonica PG 10 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
EUCALYPTUS (Gum Tree)<br />
gunnii PG 5 litre £15.60 each/£7.80 W<br />
pauciflora niphophila PG 5 litre £15.60 each/£7.80 W<br />
pauciflora niphophila PG 10 litre £33.20 each/£16.60W<br />
EUCRYPHIA<br />
x intermedia ‘Rostrevor’ PG 5 litre £31.60 each/£15.80 W<br />
nymansensis ‘Nymansay’ PG 3 litre £15.00 each/£7.50W<br />
EUONYMOUS (Spindle)<br />
The following species and forms are available in most of the sizes<br />
listed: europaeus alba, e. ‘Atropurpureus’, e. ‘Red Cascade’, e.<br />
‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong>’, grandiflorus ‘Red Wine’, latifolius, oxyphyllus,<br />
phellomanus, planipes.<br />
PG 3 litre £13.20 each/£6.60 W<br />
PG 5 litre £24.10 each/£12.20 W<br />
PG 10 litre £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
PG 35 litre £74.60 each/£37.30 W<br />
FAGUS (Beech)<br />
orientalis PG 10–12 cm £260.00 each/£130.00W<br />
sylvatica FG 175–200 cm £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
sylvatica FG 8–10cm STD £66.20 each/£33.10W<br />
sylvatica PG 10 litre £30.00 each/£15.00W<br />
sylvatica ‘Asplenifolia’ PG 20 litre £110.40 each/£55.20W<br />
sylvatica ‘Dawyck’ PG 35 litre £168.00 each/£84.00 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Dawyck Purple’ PG 20 litre £110.40 each/£55.20 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Pendula’ PG 20 litre £110.40 each/£55.20 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Pendula’ PG 12–14 cm £280.00 each/£140.00 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Purpurea’ PG 3 litre £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Red Obelisk’ PG 20 litre £110.40each/£55.20 W<br />
sylvatica ‘Riversii’ PG 20 litre £110.40 each/£55.20 W<br />
FITZROYA (Patagonian Cypress)<br />
cupressoides PG 35 litre £94.60 each/£47.30
FOTHERGILLA (Witch Alder)<br />
monticola ‘Huntsman’ PG 3 litre £12.40 each/£6.20W<br />
FRANGULA (Alder Buckthorn)<br />
alnus ‘Asplenifolia’ PG 3 litre £22.00 each/£11.00W<br />
FRAXINUS (Ash)<br />
americana ‘Autumn Purple’ FG 150–175 cm £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
americana ‘Autumn Purple’ FG 200–250cm £36.20 each/£18.10 W<br />
angustifolia ‘Raywood’ FG 150–175 cm £18.40 each/£9.20 W<br />
augustifolia ‘Raywood’ FG 8–10 cm STD £45.00 each/£22.50 W<br />
excelsior FG 200–250 cm £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
excelsior FG 8–10 cm STD £35.40 each/£17.70 W<br />
excelsior ‘Jaspidea’ FG 200–250 cm £41.20 each/£20.60 W<br />
excelsior ‘Jaspidea’ FG 10–12cm STD £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
GINKGO (Maidenhair Tree)<br />
biloba PG 8–10cm STD £140.00 each/£70.00 W<br />
HALESIA (Snowdrop Tree)<br />
carolina PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
monticola vestita PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
HOHERIA<br />
angustifolia ‘Borde Hill’ PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00W<br />
‘Glory of Amlwch’ PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00 W<br />
lyallii PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00W<br />
sexstylosa PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00W<br />
ILEX (Holly)<br />
Clipped specimens - Please phone for details<br />
x altaclerensis ‘Belgica PG 10 litre £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
Aurea’<br />
aquifolium PG 2 litre £8.80 each/£4.40 W<br />
aquifolium ‘Argentea PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
Marginata’<br />
aquifolium ‘Bacciflava’ PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
aquifolium ‘JC van Thol’ PG 5 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
x kohneana ‘Chesnut Leaf’ PG 5 litre £26.00 each/£13.00 W<br />
x meservae ‘Blue Princess’ PG 3 litre £13.00 each/£6.50W<br />
JUGLANS (Walnut)<br />
nigra FG 175–200 cm £27.80 each/£13.90 W<br />
nigra PG 10 litre £30.00 each/£15.00W<br />
regia FG 175–200 cm £27.80 each/£13.90 W<br />
regia FG 8–10 cm STD £61.80 each/£30.90W<br />
JUNIPERUS (Juniper)<br />
scopulorum ‘Blue Arrow’ PG 10 litre £44.00 each/£22.00W<br />
KERRIA<br />
japonica PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
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KOLREUTERIA (Pride of India)<br />
paniculata PG 35 litre £60.00 each/£30.00 W<br />
LABURNUM (Golden Rain)<br />
x watereri ‘Vossii’ PG 7 litre £35.80 each/£17.90 W<br />
LAURUS (Bay Laurel)<br />
nobilis (clipped specimens) Please phone for details<br />
LIQUIDAMBER (Sweet Gum)<br />
Note: cultivars ‘Lane Roberts’ and ‘Worplesden’ are available in the<br />
following sizes:<br />
PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
PG 10 litre £48.60 each/£24.30 W<br />
PG 6–8cm STD £84.00 each/£42.00 W<br />
PG 8–10cm STD £126.00 each/£63.00W<br />
FG 175–200cm £53.80 each/£26.90 W<br />
FG 18–22cm STD £190.00 each/£95.00W<br />
PG 10–12cm STD £210.00 each/£105.00W<br />
PG 12–14cm STD £252.00 each/£126.00W<br />
LIRIODENDRON (Tulip Tree)<br />
tulipifera FG 200–250 cm £32.40 each/£16.20 W<br />
tulipifera FG 8–10 cm STD £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
tulipifera PG 10 litre £48.60 each/£24.30 W<br />
tulipifera PG 6–8cm STD £105.00 each/£52.50W<br />
tulipifera ‘Aureomarginata’ PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
tulipifera ‘Fastigiatum’ PG 35 litre £105.00 each/£52.50 W<br />
LONICERA (Honeysuckle)<br />
fragrantissima PG 3 litre £10.00 each/£5.00W<br />
MAGNOLIA (for prices see page 35)<br />
MALUS (Crab Apple)<br />
Pleached specimens - Please phone for details<br />
Note: The following grafted varieties are available in nearly all of the<br />
sizes listed: adstringens ‘Simcoe’, x astrosanguinea ‘Gorgeous’, baccata,<br />
baccata mandshurica, brevipes, ‘Butterball’, florentina, ‘Gardeners Gold’,<br />
hupehensis, ‘Marshall Oyama’, prattii, pumila ‘Niedwetskyane, ‘R J<br />
Fulcher’, x robusta ‘Red Sentinel’, toringo, toringo arborescens, toringo<br />
sargentii, transitoria, trans ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Tansy’, trilobata, tschonoskii,<br />
yunnanensis Veitchii, x zumi calocarpa, x zumi ‘Golden Hornet’.<br />
FG 150–175 cm £20.80 each/£10.40 W<br />
FG 175–200 cm £28.40 each/£14.20 W<br />
FG 200–250 cm £36.20 each/£18.10 W<br />
FG 6–8 cm STD £42.80 each/£21.40 W<br />
FG 8–10 cm STD £64.20 each/£32.10 W<br />
PG 5 litre £27.20 each/£13.60 W<br />
PG 10 litre £39.80 each/£19.90 W<br />
PG 20 litre £58.80 each/£29.40 W<br />
PG 35 litre £77.40 each/£38.70 W<br />
PG 6–8cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
PG 8–10cm STD £120.00 each/£60.00 W<br />
PG 10–12cm STD £168.00 each/£84.00W
METASEQUOIA (Dawn Redwood)<br />
glyptostroboides PG 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20W<br />
glyptostroboides PG 10 litre £46.60 each/£23.30W<br />
glyptostroboides PG 75 litre £200.00 each/£100.00W<br />
MORUS (Mulberry)<br />
alba ‘Pendula’ PG 10–12 cm STD £150.00 each/£52.50 W<br />
nigra ‘Chelsea’ PG 12 litre £66.60 each/£33.30 W<br />
nigra ‘Jerusalem’ PG 10 litre £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
NOTHOFAGUS (Southern Beech)<br />
antarctica PG 10 litre £35.90 each/£17.90 W<br />
NYSSA (Tupelo)<br />
sylvatica PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
sylvatica PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
OSTRYA (Hop Hornbeam)<br />
carpinifolia PG 20 litre £44.00 each/£22.00 W<br />
PARROTIA (Persian Ironwood)<br />
persica PG 20 litre £55.40 each/£27.70W<br />
persica PG 6–8cm STD £80.00 each/£40.00 W<br />
PAULOWNIA (Foxglove Tree)<br />
tomentosa PG 10 litre £32.60 each/£16.30 W<br />
tomentoas PG 5 litre £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
PHILADELPHUS (Mock Orange)<br />
coronarius ‘Variegatus’ PG 2 litre £7.00 each/£3.50W<br />
PHOTINIA<br />
villosa PG 6–8cm STD £90.00 each/£45.00 W<br />
villosa PG 20 litre £54.60 each/£27.30 W<br />
PICEA (Spruce)<br />
abies FG 30–40cm £1.40 each/70pW<br />
breweriana PG 5 litre £30.00 each/£15.00W<br />
omorika PG 10 litre £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
omorika FG 30–40cm £1.40 each/70pW<br />
orientalis ‘Aurea’ PG 35 litre £100 each/£50.000 W<br />
smithiana PG 10 litre £36.00 each/£18.00W<br />
PINUS (Pine)<br />
jeffreyi PG 30 litre £90.00 each/£45.00 W<br />
pinea PG 10 litre £32.20 each/£16.10 W<br />
nigra nigra FG 60–80cm £2.20 each/£1.10 W<br />
radiata PG seedling £2.00 each/£1.00 W<br />
sylvestris FG 60-80cm £2.20 each/£1.10 W<br />
wallichiana PG 35 litre £84.00 each/£42.00 W<br />
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PITTOSPORUM<br />
‘Trim’s Hedger’ PG 3 litre £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
PLATANUS (Plane)<br />
x hispanica ‘Bloodgood’ PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
orientalis PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
orientalis ‘Digitata PG 6–8cm STD £90.00 each/£45.00 W<br />
POPULUS (Poplar)<br />
alba FG 150–175cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
alba PG 8–10 STD £70.00 each/£35.00 W<br />
alba ‘Raket’ FG 150–175cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
alba ‘Raket’ PG 8–10 STD £70.00 each/£35.00W<br />
‘Balsam Spire’ FG 150–175 cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
x canadensis ‘Aurea’ PG 10 litre £31.00 each/£15.50W<br />
nigra FG 150-175 cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
nigra ‘Italica’ FG 150–175 cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
tremula ‘Erecta’ PG 20 litre £64.00 each/£32.00 W<br />
tremula ‘Pendula’ PG 10 litre £33.20 each/£16.60 W<br />
tremula ‘Pendula’ PG 6–8cm STD £46.20 each/£23.10W<br />
tremula ‘Pendula’ PG 10–12cm STD £90.00 each/£45.00W<br />
trichocarpa ‘Fritzi Pauley’ FG 150–175 cm £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
PRUNUS (Cherry)<br />
Note: The following grafted varieties are available in nearly all of the<br />
sizes listed: Accolade, avium ‘Plena’, ‘Beni-yutaka’, cerasifera ‘Pissardii’,<br />
davidiana, hirtipes ‘Jonioi, incisa ‘Praecox’, ‘Kursar’, ‘Okame’, padus<br />
‘Colorata’, padus ‘Watereri’, rufa, sargentii, serrula, serrula x serrulata,<br />
Shirofugen, ‘Shirotae’, ‘Shogetsu’, spinosa ‘Plena’, spinosa ‘Purpurea’,<br />
‘Spire’, subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’, ‘Tai Haku’. Ukon, verecunda<br />
‘Autumn Glory’, x yedoensis<br />
FG 150–175 cm £18.40 each/£9.200 W<br />
FG 175–200 cm £20.80 each/£10.40 W<br />
FG 200–250 cm £41.20 each/£20.60 W<br />
FG 6–8 cm STD £50.00 each/£25.00 W<br />
FG 8–10 cm STD £62.00 each/£31.00 W<br />
FG 10–12 cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
PG 5 litre £20.60 each/£10.40 W<br />
PG 10 litre £42.00 each/£21.00 W<br />
PG 20 litre £56.00 each/£28.00W<br />
PG 6–8cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10W<br />
PG 8–10cm STD £126.00 each/£63.00W<br />
PG 10–12cm STD £168.00 each/£84.00W<br />
PG 12–14cm STD £200.00 each/£100W<br />
In addition:<br />
laurocerascus PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00W<br />
lusitanica PG 3 litre £10.60 each/£5.30 W<br />
PSEUDOLARIX (Golden Larch)<br />
amabilis PG 2 litre £10.60 each/£5.30 W<br />
PSEUDOTSUGA<br />
menziesii ‘Glauca’ PG 10 litre £50.00 each/£25.00W
PTEROCARYA (Wingnut)<br />
x rehderiana PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10W<br />
stenoptera PG 10 litre £44.20 each/£22.10 W<br />
PYRUS (Pear)<br />
callyreana ‘Chanticleer’ PG 10 litre £37.80 each/£18.90 W<br />
faurei PG 20 litre £50.00 each/£25.00W<br />
nivalis PG 35 litre £75.00 each/£37.50W<br />
salicifolia ‘Pendula’ PG 10 litre £37.80 each/£18.90W<br />
salicifolia ‘Pendula’ PG 8–10cm STD £90.00 each/£45.00W<br />
ussuriensis PG 5 litre £28.40 each/£14.20W<br />
QUERCUS (Oak)<br />
canariensis PG 5 litre £41.20 each/£20.60 W<br />
coccinea PG 10 litre £53.00 each/£26.50 W<br />
coccinea FG 6–8cm STD £74.60 each/£37.30W<br />
frainetto PG 5 litre £41.20 each/£20.60W<br />
frainetto PG 8–10cm STD £210.00 each/£105.00W<br />
ilex PG 3 litre £18.40 each/£9.20W<br />
ilex PG 45 litre £160.00 each/£80.00W<br />
x lucombeana ‘Suberosa’ PG 5 litre £41.20 each/£20.60W<br />
x lucombeana ‘William PG 10 litre £62.40 each/£31.20W<br />
Lucombe’<br />
x lucombeana ‘William PG 12–14cm STD £300 each/£150.00 W<br />
Lucombe’<br />
x lucombeana ‘William PG 20 litre £74.60 each/£37.30W<br />
Lucombe’<br />
palustris PG 12–14 cm STD £200.00 each/£100 W<br />
palustris FG 175–200cm £25.00 each/£12.50 W<br />
pyrenaica PG 14–18 cm STD £280.00 each/£140.00W<br />
robur FG 125–150cm £7.40 each/£3.70W<br />
robur PG 35 litre £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
robur PG 6–8 cm STD £105.00 each/£52.50 W<br />
robur ‘Fastigiata’ PG 6–8 cm STD £160.00each/£80.00 W<br />
robur ‘St George’ PG 20 litre £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
rubra FG 10–12 cm STD £95.00 each/£47.50 W<br />
rubra FG 200–250 cm £28.40 each/£14.20 W<br />
suber PG 20 litre £70.00 each/£35.00 W<br />
x turneri PG 5 litre £45.00 each/£22.50 W<br />
velutina PG 6–8 cm STD £90.00 each/£45.00 W<br />
RIBES (Buffalo Currant)<br />
odoratum PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
SALIX (Willow)<br />
alba ‘Hutchinsons Yellow’ PG 10 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
alba ‘Sericea’ FG 150–175cm £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
alba ‘Sericea’ PG 20 litre £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
alba vitellina ‘Britzensis’ FG 150–175cm £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
alba vitellina ‘Britzensis’ FG 10–12cm STD £60.00 each/£30.00W<br />
eleagnos PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50 W<br />
exigua PG 20 litre £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
gracilistyla PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50 W<br />
gracilistyla PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50 W<br />
‘Melanostachys’<br />
purpurea ‘Nancy PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50 W<br />
Saunders’<br />
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x rubens ‘Basfordiana’ PG 10 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
x rubens ‘Basfordiana FG 150–175cm £8.00 each/£4.00 W<br />
x sepulcralis ‘Chrysocoma’ PG 6–8cm STD £50.00 each/£25.00W<br />
SCIADOPYTIS<br />
verticilliata PG 5 litre £21.00 each/£10.50 W<br />
SEQUOIA (Coast Redwood)<br />
sempervirens ‘Adpressa’ PG 75 litre £132.40 each/£66.20 W<br />
SEQUOIADENDRON (Giant Redwood)<br />
giganteum PG 10 litre £55.40 each/£27.70 W<br />
giganteum ‘Glaucum’ PG 75 litre £190.00 each/£95.00 W<br />
SKIMMIA<br />
x confusa ‘Kew Green’ PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50W<br />
japonica ‘Rubella’ PG 3 litre £11.00 each/£5.50W<br />
SOPHORA<br />
japonica PG 10 litre £24.00 each/£12.00 W<br />
SORBUS (Rowan & Whitebeam)<br />
Multistemmed Rowans: for availability and price, please<br />
contact the nursery<br />
aucuparia PG 10 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
aucuparia FG 175–200cm £15.60 each/£7.80 W<br />
aucuparia FG 8–10cm STD £35.40 each/£17.70 W<br />
Note: The following species and cultivars are available in most of the<br />
sizes listed below: anglica, aucuparia ‘Edulis’, commixta, commixta<br />
‘Embley’, devoniensis, essertuana, ‘Ghose’, ‘Hilling’s Spire’, hupehensis,<br />
intermedia, ‘Joseph Rock’, ‘Pearly King’, sargentiana, scalaris, vestita,<br />
vilmorinii, wardii.<br />
FG 150–175cm £23.40 each/£11.70 W<br />
FG 175–200cm £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
FG 200–250cm £41.20 each/£20.60 W<br />
FG 6–8cm STD £52.60 each/£26.30 W<br />
PG 5 litre £20.80 each/£10.40 W<br />
PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
PG 20 litre £54.00 each/£27.00 W<br />
PG 8–10 cm STD £96.00 each/£48.00W<br />
STACHYURUS<br />
praecox PG 5 litre £22.00 each/£11.00W<br />
STEWARTIA<br />
pseudocamellia PG 10 litre £42.00 each/£21.00W<br />
pseudocamellia PG 20 litre £63.00 each/£31.50 W<br />
pseudocamellia PG 35 litre £76.80 each/£38.40 W<br />
STYRAX<br />
hemsleyanus PG 7.5 litre £28.40 each/£14.20 W<br />
japonicus ‘Fargesii’ PG 5 litre £22.80 each/£11.60 W
TAXODIUM (Swamp Cypress)<br />
distichum PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
distichum PG 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
TAXUS (Yew)<br />
baccata PG 5 litre £21.00 each/£10.50 W<br />
baccata PG 10 litre £35.40 each/£17.70W<br />
baccata ‘Elegantissima’ PG 20 litre £94.60 each/£47.30 W<br />
baccata ‘Fastigiata’ PG 10 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
THUJA (Red Cedar)<br />
plicata PG 10 litre £26.60 each/£13.30 W<br />
plicata PG 3 litre £10.80 each/£5.40 W<br />
TILIA (Lime or Linden)<br />
Pleached Lime: for availability and price please contact<br />
the nursery<br />
cordata FG 200–250 cm £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
cordata FG 8–10 cm £59.80 each/£29.90 W<br />
henryana PG 20 litre £70.00 each/£35.00 W<br />
heterophylla (syn. FG 10–12 cm £92.70 each/<br />
monticola) £42.40 W<br />
platyphyllos FG 200–250 cm £31.00 each/£15.50 W<br />
platyphyllos FG 8–10cm STD £59.80 each/£29.90W<br />
platyphyllos FG 10–12 cm STD £88.20 each/£44.10 W<br />
HEDGING PLANTS<br />
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platyphyllos ‘Aurea’ PG 8–10 cm STD £100.00each/£50.00 W<br />
platyphllos ‘Laciniata’ PG 18–22 cm STD £300.00 each/£150.00 W<br />
platyphyllos ‘Rubra’ PG 8–10 cm STD £100.00 each/£50.00W<br />
tomentosa ‘Petiolaris’ FG 8–10cm STD £66.20 each/£33.10W<br />
tomentosa ‘Petiolaris’ PG 35 litre £60.00 each/£30.00W<br />
TOONA<br />
sinensis PG 10 litre £30.00each/£15.00W<br />
sinensis ‘Flamingo’ PG 3 litre £12.00 each/£6.00W<br />
TROCHODENDRON<br />
aralioides PG 10 litre £40.00 each/£20.00 W<br />
ULMUS (Elm)<br />
glabra ‘Gittisham’ PG 5 litre £25.00 each/£12.50W<br />
hollandica ‘Dampieri Aurea’ PG 20 litre £66.20 each/£33.10 W<br />
parviflora ‘Allee’ PG 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00W<br />
WOLLEMIA (Wollemi Pine)<br />
nobilis PG 35 litre £220.00 each/£110.00 W<br />
ZELKOVA<br />
serrata PG 20 litre £54.60 each/£27.30 W<br />
Beech (Fagus sylvatica) 40–60cm FG £1.80 each per 10/90p each per 100<br />
Blackthorn (Prunus spinosa) 40–60 cm FG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) 40–60cm FG £4.40 each per 10/£2.50 each per 100<br />
Dogwood 40-60 cm FG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Field Maple (Acer campestre) 40–60cm FG £1.80 each per 10/90p each per 100<br />
Guelder Rose 40-60cm FG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) 40–60cm FG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Hazel (Corylus avellana) 40–60cm FG £1.80 each per 10/90p each per 100<br />
Holly (Ilex aquifolium) See Alphabetical Price List for PG rate<br />
Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) See Alphabetical Price List for PG rate<br />
Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) 40–60cm FG £1.80 each per 10/90p each per 100<br />
Pittosporum tenuifolium See Alphabetical Price List for PG rate<br />
Privet (Ligustrum ovalifolium) 40-60cm FG £1.80each per 10/90p each per 100<br />
Privet (Ligustrum ovalifolium) 5 litre PG £1.20 each/£6.00 each 30+<br />
Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) See Alphabetical Price List for PG rate<br />
Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) 40–60 cm PG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Spindle (Euonymus japonica robusta) 3 litre PG £8.00 each/£4.00 each 30+<br />
Wayfaring Tree (Viburnum lantana) 40-60cm FG £1.30 each per 10/80p each per 100<br />
Yew (Taxus baccata) See Alphabetical Price List for PG rate<br />
Some larger hedging is available pot grown. Please contact us for prices and availability<br />
NOTE: for the 1000 rate please ask for a quote<br />
LARGE HEDGING PLANTS<br />
Many of the above species are available as large ‘instant’ hedging. Please phone to check availability.
MAGNOLIA (all pot grown plants)<br />
Grafted plants<br />
Group 1 plants: Butterflies, x brooklynensis ‘Eva Maria’, denudata,<br />
Elizabeth, Fireglow, Gold Star, Heaven Scent, x kewensis ‘Wada’s<br />
Memory’, x loebneri ‘Leonard Messel’, x loebneri ‘Merril’, Star Wars,<br />
Yellow Bird, Yellow Fever<br />
Available as:<br />
5 litre £28.00 each/£14.00 W<br />
10 litre £44.00 each/£22.00 W<br />
20 litre £60.00 each/£30.00 W<br />
35 litre £90.00 each/£45.00 W<br />
Group 2 plants: Amoena, Atlas, campbellii ‘Lamellan Pink’, campbellii<br />
‘Lamellan White’, Darrel Dean, Frank Gladney, Iolanthe, J C Williams,<br />
Milky Way, Peter Smithers, Philip Tregunna, x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’,<br />
Vulcan<br />
Available as:<br />
5 litre £36.00 each/£18.00 W<br />
10 litre £54.00 each/£27.00 W<br />
20 litre £74.00 each/£37.00 W<br />
35 litre £110.00 each/£55.00 W<br />
SUNDRIES<br />
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Non-grafted plants<br />
campbellii 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
dawsoniana 10 litre £37.40 each/£18.70 W<br />
‘George Henry Kern’ 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
grandiflora ‘Exmouth’ 7.5 litre £27.40 each/£13.70 W<br />
grandiflora ‘Victoria’ 20 litre £52.00 each/£26.00 W<br />
kobus 10 litre £37.40 each/£18.70 W<br />
lilifolia nigra 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
obovata 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
sieboldii 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
x soulangeana ‘Lennei’ 3 litre £20.00 each/£10.00 W<br />
stellata ‘Centennial’ 20 litre £77.00 each/£38.50 W<br />
stellata ‘Rosea King’ 10 litre £46.20 each/£23.10 W<br />
stellata ‘Royal Star’ 10 litre £46.20 each/£23.10 W<br />
stellata ‘Water Lily’ 10 litre £46.20 each/£23.10 W<br />
tripetala 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
wilsonii 5 litre £24.40 each/£12.20 W<br />
We can supply various sundry items with your tree order. Please request a price when you are placing your<br />
order if you require any from the following:<br />
Mulch mat kits (1m2 ) Tree tubes<br />
Spiral rabbit guards Tree ties<br />
3ft canes<br />
Stakes<br />
Tying rubber (by the metre)<br />
LARGE SPECIMEN TREES FOR IMMEDIATE IMPACT<br />
Often we have small batches of large trees in the nursery that don’t appear in the price list. If you are looking for large<br />
specimens for a particular project, it is always worth phoning the nursery and discussing your requirements with Kevin.<br />
We may have just what you want.
N o t e s<br />
Pictures on facing page, from top to bottom: Metasequoia glyptostroboides; Pinus pinea; Sequoiadendron giganteum; Taxodium distichum ‘Nutans’<br />
Back Cover: Malus transitoria ‘<strong>Thornhayes</strong> Tansy’<br />
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS<br />
OF BUSINESS<br />
1. Any complaint concerning condition of stock should be notified<br />
within 7 days and confirmed in writing.<br />
2. Trade accounts must be settled within 30 days. Thereafter 5%<br />
per month will be added<br />
3. We accept payment in cash, cheque, debit cards and credit cards.<br />
Payment by credit card will have 12% added.<br />
4. Payment on collection is required on all orders, other than for<br />
those trade customers with an arranged trading account.<br />
5. Orders for delivery will be paid in full in advance, other than for<br />
those trade customers with an arranged trading account.<br />
6. Non-trade orders in excess of £500 will require a 20% nonrefundable<br />
deposit.<br />
7. All prices quoted are exclusive of delivery and VAT. VAT will be<br />
charged at the appropriate rate at the time of sale. August 2012:<br />
0% on fruit, 20% on ornamentals.<br />
8. We reserve title to all stock until paid for in full. In the case<br />
of non-payment, stock will be recovered and should be in good<br />
order.<br />
9. We will replace losses on orders where we feel there is<br />
justification and the customer has followed the directions in our<br />
planting guide. We will not be held responsible for the effects of<br />
weather and bad practice by the customer.<br />
<strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong>, St Andrews Wood, Dulford, Cullompton,<br />
Devon EX15 2DF, UK<br />
Tel: 01884 266746 Fax: 01884 266739<br />
Email: trees@thornhayes-nursery.co.uk<br />
www.thornhayes-nursery.co.uk<br />
DELIVERY DETAILS<br />
1. There is a minimum order of £100 net for delivered orders. Any<br />
orders of less than £100 will have to be collected from the<br />
nursery.<br />
2. Within a 50 mile radius of the nursery, delivery is carried out<br />
with our own vehicle and charged on a sliding scale dependent<br />
on distance. (There is no limit on plant size).<br />
3. Within mainland England and Wales, deliveries of most orders is<br />
by overnight freight and is charged at 30% of the net cost of the<br />
order. (We cannot deliver larger than a 6ft tall plant or a 5 litre<br />
pot).<br />
4. Delivery to Scotland, Ireland and the Channel Islands is by 2/3<br />
day freight and is calculated individually. (Size limit as in item 3).<br />
5. Large orders within the Midlands and Southern England can be<br />
arranged with a contract haulier and are priced individually.<br />
(There is no size limit on plants).<br />
6. For all orders delivered from the nursery in the 2012/2013<br />
season we reserve the right to charge a fuel levy should there<br />
be a large increase in petroleum costs.<br />
N.B We realise the cost of delivery is high, but make no apology.<br />
Our trees are high quality and we pack them to a high specification<br />
to ensure they arrive in excellent order. We make no profit from the<br />
delivery charges.
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<strong>Thornhayes</strong> <strong>Nursery</strong>, St Andrews Wood, Dulford, Cullompton, Devon EX15 2DF, UK<br />
Tel: 01884 266746 Fax: 01884 266739 E-mail: trees@thornhayes-nursery.co.uk www.thornhayes-nursery.co.uk