Trees

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

A hardy tree with sweet-smelling blossom and crunchy, tart fruit.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Beautiful springtime blossom and bright red cherries in summer.

A small tree with clusters of fragrant flowers in spring and juicy black berries in late summer.

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

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

A small, broadleaved shrub that brings colour all year.

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

Popular ornamental tree often found in parks and gardens.

A small, spiny tree native to England and Wales.