Betula 'Trinity College'

Betula 'Trinity College'Betula utilis jacquemontii Trinity College is a deciduous tree forms its classy foliage on white, exfoliating bark. The leaves first appear in Spring, remaining on the tree all the way through to Autumn. The eye catching birch bark provides year round interest and develops the white colour from a young age. That allows this Betula variety to impact your garden early on and it is ideal for small gardens and borders. More commonly known as Himalayan

this tree training kit allows you to create a secure wire framework for your fence

Capture the spirit of the Olympic Flame in your garden

Fritillaria can vary with preferences for areas with full sun to planting in shade gardens

they can be just as spectacular as a purely ornamental plant

this plant offers an edible element

Sent to you as tray-grown

'Blue Chiffon'® has been proven to perform especially well in British gardens

Californian Lilac trees are very low maintenance and can tolerate harsh weather condition if provided the correct shelter and protection

'Tigermoon' is also well-suited for use as a cut flower

Growing to just a couple of metres or so in height

Honky Tonk is great for growing in rockeries and patio containers or pots

Hebe plants are fairly low maintenance