Trees

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

Fluffy catkins in early spring are ideal for wildlife.

Pretty flower heads and bright juicy berries.

The white willow is the largest species of willow.

Deep red cherries and beautiful blossom abound.

Create cordial and wine with elder flowers and fruit.

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

A fast grower, ideal for beds and borders.

Crimson stems and red autumn leaves bring colour all year.

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

Bake a walnut cake with your home-grown walnuts.

Attract wildlife with the bright pink fruits and leaves of this tree.

Popular ornamental tree in parks and gardens.

Create a haven for wildlife with purging buckthorn.

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

A long lived giant with edible nuts