Single trees

The ultimate green gift for young nature lovers.

This tree improves the fertility of the soil where it grows.

A beautiful tree with shimmering foliage.

A glossy leaved, fast-growing tree.

A beautiful blossom tree known for its sweet-smelling flowers.

Make your own sloe gin with the fruit of the blackthorn.

A fast-growing, attractive tree - even in poor soil.

A fast grower, ideal for beds and borders.

Jellies and jams can be made with the fruit of this tree.

The crack willow is named after its habit of splitting with cracks and fissures.

Crimson stems and red autumn leaves bring colour all year.

The leaves of this species turn a stunning gold come autumn.

Create cordial and wine with elder flowers and fruit.

Just one oak can support more than 1,000 other species.

Attract all manner of wildlife with this colourful species.

Grows in almost any soil and can support over 300 other species.

Great for coppicing, hazel trees brim with life.

Bright red berries add a welcome splash of winter colour.

A hardy species that can survive in almost any weather.

Large-leaved lime is a broadleaf tree that wildlife love.

Legend has it that these trees protect against evil spirits.

Bugs and butterflies, birds and bats - all rely on the oak.

Watch its leaves change from vibrant green to striking gold.

A long lived giant with edible nuts

Bake a walnut cake with your home-grown walnuts.

Pretty white flowers enhance any hedge or border.

The white willow is the largest species of willow.

Deep red cherries and beautiful blossom abound.

Juniper berries are a popular addition to gin, liqueurs and sauces.

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

Fluffy catkins in early spring are ideal for wildlife.

Pretty flower heads and bright juicy berries.