BUY TRAINED AND SHAPED PLANTS

 Stone Pine

 Parasols

                      Pleached

                      Hornbeam

                         Old Olives

There are lots of uses for trained and shaped plants including  as screens and to give structure  and focus to a garden.

Please note that our minimum order is £500. Amongst the many available are:

Espaliered apples in 3 or 4 tiers. There are Discovery, Fiesta, Golden Delicious, James Grieves, Laxtons Superb and Sunset and Pear Doyenne du Comice.
Box in balls, cones, columns, cubes, pyramids and spheres.
Hornbeam in low and high panels
Holly clipped as pyramids
Liquidamber as a low panel 180cm x180cm
Photinia as a globe on a clear stem or low panel
Pyrus Chanticleer as a low or high panel
Yew as a ball or pyramid
Thuya as a cone
Tilia pallida and Tilia “Green Spire” pleached and
Viburnum tinus as a globe on a clear stem

Clear stemmed High Box and Table Top trees

Stone pine parasols

Old transplanted olives

For quotations please go to QUOTATIONS.

WHEN YOU BUY LARGE TREES AND LARGE PLANTS PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THEY MAY NEED PLANTING BY CONTRACTORS. IF YOU BUY SEMI MATURE OR MATURE TREES IN PARTICULAR THEY CAN EASILY BE ROCKED BY HIGH WINDS AND MAY NEED GROUND ANCHORS OR BRACING. IF YOU BUY LARGE TREES IN CONTAINERS BIGGER THAN AROUND 60 LITRES THEY MAY BE DIFFICULT TO HANDLE AND SUCH LARGE TREES MAY NEED MOVING AND PLANTING BY MACHINE.

WATERING MAY BE ESSENTIAL DURING THE FIRST TWO YEARS AT LEAST FOR LARGE TREES AND ESPECIALLY MATURE TREES. AFTER YOU BUY LARGE TREES, HEDGES OR EVERGREEN SCREENS THEY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO DRY OUT DURING THIS TIME.

WE RECOMMEND PLANTING AND AFTERCARE BE CARRIED OUT BY EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS FOR LARGE TREES AND HEDGES.

WE OFFER ADVICE ON CHOOSING HEDGES (CLICK HERE) AND ON PLANTING LARGE TREES (CLICK HERE) ON OUR ADVICE PAGES

PHONE AND EMAIL ADVICE IS GIVEN IN GOOD FAITH WHETHER YOU BUY ANYTHING OR NOT. WITHOUT KNOWING THE EXACT PLANTING CONDITIONS AND AFTERCARE IMPACT PLANTS CAN'T BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR TREES OR HEDGES FAIL TO THRIVE.

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