Single trees

A thorny tree known for its sloes, commonly used to make gin.

A fast-growing tree with wavy-edged leaves that turn copper in autumn.

One of the UK's best-loved trees, known for its size, age and acorns.

Attract all manner of wildlife with this colourful species.

A thorny shrub with pink-white blossom in spring and ruby-red berries in summer.

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

A long-lived tree with edible nuts.

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

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

A shrub with pink flowers in spring and orange-red hips in autumn.

A small, spiny tree native to England and Wales.