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Growing to around 90ft30m. It will become a large spreading tree if grown in isolation. It is native to southern Europe but is widely planted elsewhere for its edible nuts the traditional Christmas roasted chestnuts. The wood is used for … Continue reading →

Put a little bit of sunshine into someones garden with Sunshine in a bag. This wildflower seed gift will brighten up any garden with a yellow sea of sunshine. br A glorious mix of Meadow Buttercup Commons St Johns Wort … Continue reading →

The Small Ceremonial Tree Pack contains one Native tree sapling Choose any tree from our Ancient Wisdom Range Personalised pewter plaque. We can engrave the plaque with a personal message of up to 80 characters. Plaque can also be sent … Continue reading →

Growing to 150ft 45m layers of horizontal branches form the characteristic regular outline of the Noble Fir. It is a hardy tree withstanding the wind and snow on exposed northern sites even where the soil is poor making it a … Continue reading →

Lime trees are native to Limestone soils in England and Wales. The Lime tree does not produce the strong sucker growth around the base of the trunk often associated with the Large Leaved Lime Tilia platyphylos. Flowers from mature Lime … Continue reading →

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Are you looking for love We have it in a bag! br The wildflower seed mix can simply be scattered over your garden and wait for the wildflowers to appear during the Summer months each year. a little like an … Continue reading →

Ceremonial tree supplied will be approximately 2m or 6.5ft tall and comes in a 12 litre pot unless otherwise stated. The ceremonial tree pack includes One pot grown ceremonial tree. One wooden plinth with accompanying engraved pewter plaque. Plain plaques … Continue reading →

The Field Maple is native to southern England a small tree which if left to grow will reach a height of 85ft 26m. Field Maple trees can make an excellent dense deciduous hedge if regularly clipped. If you want to … Continue reading →

The colouration in the leaves of the White Poplar tree is due to hairs which protect the breathing pores on the leaf. The White Poplar suckers freely and can be grown to form windbreaks where other trees will not survive. … Continue reading →