Single trees

Great for coppicing, with downy leaves, springtime catkins and autumn nuts.

A much-loved evergreen with glossy spiny leaves and red berries.

A hardy species with doubly serrated leaves.

A broadleaved tree that flourishes across the UK.

A slim tree that is perfect for gardens and can grow at altitude.

A hardy oak with an upright trunk, straight branches, long stalked leaves and stalkless acorns.

A graceful tree with triangular-shaped leaves and silvery-white peeling bark.

A long-lived tree with edible nuts.

A non-native, deciduous broadleaved tree known for its nuts.

An ornamental shrub with pretty white flowers and berries that turn from red to black.

The white willow is the largest species of willow.

Deep red cherries and beautiful blossom abound.

A low-growing, spreading native UK conifer with aromatic berries.

A hardy evergreen that that can live for thousands of years.

A small, scruffy willow with oval leaves that have a fine silver felt on the underside.

An ornamental plant with pretty flower heads and bright, juicy berries.