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Trees for Scotland. For more information See Kenneth Cox's books Garden Plants for Scotland and Fruit and Vegetables for Scotland.
New season's tree are now in stock. Autumn is the ideal time for establishing trees.
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Glendoick only stock trees which do well in Scotland. We dont pretend that Acacia... Magnolia grandiflora, peaches and nectaries will do well... we want you to succeed with your investments.
Japanese maples, (Acer palmatum) Huge range in stock £19.99 to 29.99 great autumn colour
Acer
Acer palmatum 5Ltr £39.99
Acer davidii 5 litre 39 1
Acer pla Crimson King 12L 69 4
Amelanchier lamarkii 5Ltr £39.99
Amelanchier aln Obelisk® 12L £69.00 SOLD OUT
Amelanchier lae Snowflakes 12L £69.00
Birch
amazing bark
Betula alba pendula 12L £65.00
Betula pen Tristis 12L £69.00
Betula pen Youngii 12L £69.00
Betula pend Purpurea 5Ltr £39.99
Betula pendula 5Ltr £39.99
Betula utilis Jacquemontii 5Ltr £39.99
Cercidiphyllum japonicum 12L £69.00
Cornus kousa 5Ltr £39.99
Cotoneaster berries in winter
Cotoneaster cornubia 5 litre 39.99 5
Cotoneaster fri Cornubia 12L container 55 1
Cotoneaster Hybridus Pendulus 12L 55 1
Cotoneaster sal Exburiensis Patio TW at 85cm 12L container 55 2Hawthorn
Cercidiphyllum japonicum 12L 69 1
Crataegus laevigata (hawthorn) H5 Size 4-8m Masses of tiny white, pink or red flowers in late May. Some forms have haws (fruit) in Autumn. Tolerant of most soils and conditions: wind, seaside, heavy soils.
Crataegus lae Crimson Cloud 12L 69 2
Crataegus lae Pauls Scarlet 12L 69 1
Decaisnea Fargesii - "Blue Bean Shrub" 12L 49 1
Beech
Fagus sylvatica (beech) H5 Size 3-10m Long lived giants but can be pruned and shaped and for small gardens the Fastigiate (Dawyck) forms make narrow columns. Copper forms have purple leaves.
Fagus sylvatica 12L container 55 1
Fagus sylvatica Dawyck 5 litre 39 2
Laburnum ana Yellow Rocket® 12L £79.00
Magnolia Yellow Lanterns 5-7.5l £33.95 vigorous excellent yellow
Magnolia Star Wars 5-7.5l £33.95 best giant pink
Magnolia Genie compact, slow, dark purple fls.
Magnolia Daphne the darkest yellow, slow growing.
Magnolia lob Merrill 5Ltr £39.99 spectacular star-shaped white fls.
H5 7-10m. Both ornamental and edible varieties (for making Jelly). Fine medium-sized trees with attractive flowers in early summer and fruit in autumn.
Malus Aros® 12L 69 4
Malus Butterball 12L 69 6
Malus Cardinal 12L 69 2
Malus Golden Hornet 69 2
Malus Gorgeous 12L 69 3
Malus Jelly King 69 2
Malus Red Obelisk® 69 2
Malus Scarlett® 69 2
Prunus (Flowering Cherry)
H4-H5 4-6m or more. Bursts of spectacular colour in spring. Best in well-drained but not dry soil. P. serrula has fine bark.
Prunus Accolade 12L 69 3
Prunus cera. Nigra 5 litre 39.99 5
Prunus Chocolate Ice (Matusmae fuki) 12L 69 3
Prunus Kanzan 12L container 57 2
Prunus Kobuku-zakura POWDER PUFF 69 6
Prunus pen Pendula Rubra 69 3
Prunus Shirotae 12L 69 4
Prunus Snow Showers 12L 69 3
Prunus Tai Haku 5 litre 39.99 3
Prunus Tai-haku 12L 69 2
Prunus x sub Autumnalis 12L 69 1
Pyrus sal Pendula 12L 69 4
Quercus robur 12L 69 3 OAK
Willows - Salix
Useful for damp, heavy, clay soils. Some can get very large and best not sited near walls and houses as the roots can interfere with foundations and drains.
We have multi-stem willows in stock winter 2022-23
Salix alb Tristis 12L container 69 2
Sorbus/Rowan
H5 5-10m. Excellent small garden trees. Berries in many colours last for weeks or months in autumn-winter. Some have fine autumn colour and most are tolerant of wind. Some of the best are: S. acuparia (our native Rowan) 4-6m+, red berries, ‘Joseph Rock’ 4-7m, yellow berries.
Sorbus aucuparia 7l 39.99 5
Sorbus Glendoick® Spire 12L 69 2
Sorbus hup Pink Pagoda 12L 69 2
Sorbus hupehensis 12L 69 3
Sorbus Joseph Rock 12L 69 2
Sorbus Joseph Rock 12L 69 2
Sorbus vilmorinii 12L 69 2
LIME (Tilia)
For spectcular leaves, colour, very tough deciduous trees.
ELM Golden, DED resistent.
Ulmus Sapporo Gold 5Ltr £39.99
Trees absorb CO2, removing and storing the carbon while releasing the oxygen back into the air. In one year, an acre of mature trees absorbs the amount of CO2 produced when you drive your car 26,000 miles.In one year an acre of mature trees can provide enough oxygen for 18 people.
Trees reduce runoff by breaking rainfall. Trees act like a sponge that filters this water. On hillsides or stream slopes, trees slow runoff and hold soil in place.
An apple tree can yield up to 100s fruit per year and can be planted in the tiniest garden urban lot. Aside from fruit for humans, trees provide food for birds and wildlife.
Sycamore and oak are among the many urban species that provide excellent urban homes for birds, bees, possums and squirrels.
Trees can mask concrete walls or parking lots, and unsightly views. They muffle sound from nearby streets and freeways, and create an eye-soothing canopy of green. Trees absorb dust and wind and reduce glare.
The beauty of a well-planted property and its surrounding street and neighborhood can raise property values by as much as 15 percent.
Trees and woodland have been shown to add to welbeing and to calm people in the face of life's stresses.
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Container trees can be planted at any time of the year, but establish best when planted during the autumn.
Here are a few reasons why we recommend autumn planting.
•In autumn, trees have stopped putting their energy into producing leaves, flowers, and fruit so they can concentrate on developing better roots
•Soil temperature and moisture levels are usually just right for promoting root growth which helps the tree to establish
•Autumn planting lessens transplant shock which allows the tree to settle into its new home more readily
•Trees planted in autumn will have developed a good root system by the time they start growing again in spring
•There is less need to water trees planted in autumn as there is more natural rainfall and the ground is usually consistently moist
•As well as stronger growth in spring, trees planted in autumn will need less watering the following summer as they will have a more established root system
•There are fewer potential pest and disease problems to deal with in autumn and winter
Tree planting is also recommended in February, March and April. If you plant from May to August you will neeed to water the tree regularly and not allow it to dry out at any time.