A popular garden tree. Globe-headed with green leaves and striking white marginal band. Yellowish autumn colour.

A good weeping purple beech more compact and with deeper red purple foliage. Leaves open brown and go almost black.

Large creamy white bracts turn pale pink as it ages followed by red fruits in late summer. Purple-red autumn colour.

A vigorous umbrella shaped tree with lush golden serrated leaves with pink growing tips. Height 5m.

Distinctive small tree with glorious shrimp pink, young spring foliage. Suitable for small gardens. Slow growing.

An ornamental elder which has delicate dark purple finely cut leaves which resemble Japanese maples.

Dark purple ornamental leaves. Large pink/white lemon scented flowers followed by glossy black elderberries.

A graceful weeping form with leaves a rich purple similar to ‘Forest Pansy’. A special recent introduction.

Slow growing, broadly spreading tree. Leaves variegated with cream, pink and purple. Gold and bronze autumn colour.

Soft, round, deep maroon/reddish purple leaves, turn copper in autumn. Fluffy purple-pink flowers.

Young leaves and shoots dark purple, almost black, maturing to dark green. Foxglove like flowers from a young age.

Low spreading habit. Large heart-shaped golden velvety leaves fade to green. Panicles of white flowers.

Mid season, large, pale green fruits for cooking, jam or freezing, A heavy cropper, mildew resistant and reliable.

An early autumn fruiting variety picked from early August-October. Heavy cropper. Outstanding.

This spectacular selection is covered in fragrant, red-purple, Magnolia-like flowers for up to two months!