Native to Eastern China and Korea, this very pretty maple was introduced in 1890.

categories: Autumn Colour | Acer | Attractive Bark | Garden | Oval | Slow Growing | Spring Interest | Street | Medium (10-15m) | Autumn Interest | Acer buergerianum

categories: Autumn Colour | Parkland Trees | Red/Purple Foliage | Small Gardens | Acer | Garden | Slow Growing | Small (under 10m) | Summer Interest | Autumn Interest | Acer palmatum Dissectum Garnet

This columnar form of the Norway maple was raised in France in the 1850s.

categories: Chalk Soils | Clay Soils | Light Sandy Sites | Acer | Drought-resistant | Narrow | Pollution resistant | Slow Growing | Street | Medium to Large (15-20m) | Acer platanoides Columnare

This sycamore is a wonderful choice for large gardens, especially if it can be planted in an avenue.

categories: Clay Soils | Coastal Planting | Acer | Coastal | Garden | Oval | Pollution resistant | Restricted Space | Slow Growing | Small (under 10m) | Street | Wind-resistant | Acer pseudoplatanus Brilliantissimum

A truly delightful form of grey alder with a long period of interest.

categories: Clay Soils | Damp Sites | Golden/Yellow Foliage | Alnus | Alkaline Soil | Attractive Bark | Garden | Moist Soil | Slow Growing | Spring Interest | Street | Winter Interest | Alnus incana Aurea | Golden foliage

categories: Restricted Spaces | Butta | Garden | Sheltered Site | Slow Growing | Small (under 10m) | Summer Interest

A dwarfer version of the Atlas Cedar.

categories: Cedrus | Narrow | Slow Growing | Small (under 10m) | Cedrus atlantica Pyramidalis

This form of the Deodar Cedar is named after the man who brought the seed back from Afghanistan in the 1970's.

categories: Parkland Trees | Cedrus | Slow Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara Karl Fuchs

This Deodar Cedar is most impressive for parkland and large estates.

categories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Cedrus | Slow Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara Kelly Gold

This Hazel is also known as Harry Lauder's walking stick, after the Scottish music hall performer who had a trademark "twisted" walking stick.

categories: Corylus | Garden | Slow Growing | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Corylus avellana Contorta