Dwarf conifer. Perfect for pots, rockeries and small gardens. Rich, deep green twisted foliage with a slow rate of growth to around 5cm per year. Hardy and suited to most soil types. Height and spread..

This new dwarf green form of yew was found as a chance seedling by Renke zur Mühlen in 2001 and has proved to be bushy and slow growing, responding very well to pruning and ideal for low hedges. A gre..

Stone Pine 'Silver Crest'. Glaucous green needles appear to have a silver sheen to them when young. Great in a pot or rockery with slow compact growth and a pleasing conical shape when young. Well dra..

Weeping blue Atlas cedar. A popular specimen tree, noted for its densely arranged vertical hanging branches great for near a pond/lake or overhanging large rockeries/banks etc.  Dense clusters of..

Weeping Sequoia or Wellingtonia.  Lovely grey green foliage tightly held to the trunk by the pendulous habit. Bark becomes spongy with age. A truly impressive structural plant capable of makin..

Upright columnar shaped yew with dense, very dark green needle like foliage. Small edible red fruit encase poisonous seeds. Any well drained soil in sun or shade. Eventual height and spread to arou..

Is similar in habit to the green 'Smaragd', but has beautiful golden needles. It grows in a densely branched narrow conical shape. Height and spread to around 3m x 1m.   ..

Japanese umbrella pine. Unusual slow growing pine. Bright green growth in circles hence the name. Ideal for pots, a small garden or rockery when young. Height after many years 15-20m. Any fertile. Wel..

Rare, this pine comes with a certificate of authenticity. Discovered in 1994 and first offered for sale at the turn of the century it is one of the oldest trees in existence. Brown peelin..