Trees

Small tree with compact head. Ideal for the small garden. Leaves open to a bright salmon pink, turning golden yellow, then green as summer progresses. Currently has approximately 110cm clear stem. Eventual height 6m.
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Deciduous, weeping tree forming a mushroom-shaped dome of thread like branchlets. Has triangular, mid green leaves and peeling, white bark that is fissured black at maturity. Requires full sun or part shade and moist soil.
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Evergreen, tall conical tree with peeling, cream, pinkish and brown bark. Leaves, often used in flower arrangements, are silver-blue when young, blue-green when mature. Clusters of white flowers with numerous stamens appear in mid summer. Needs full sun & well drained soil.
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Eucalyptus Niphophila in a 12L pot.
Evergreen, small tree with white bark that sheds in late summer to reveal yellow and bronze patches. Leaves are long,sickle-shaped and scented, grey green when young turning blue green and weeping later. Clusters of white flowers appear in mid summer. Needs full sun & well drained soil. Eventual height 5 metres or more.
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A half standard magnolia tree with a 120cm clear stem, and a 110cm head.
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