Single trees

A glossy-leaved tree loved for ornamental use.

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.

A fast-growing, bushy plant, ideal for beds and borders.

One of the largest willow species, with a habit of splitting with cracks and fissures.

A slender tree with a light canopy and elegant, drooping branches.

A broadleaved tree that flourishes across the UK.

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.

A large, fast-growing tree that grows close to water.

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

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

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

Popular ornamental tree often found in parks and gardens.

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