LTree Native
For nature and biodiversity

Hawthorn
Stunning white blossom in May with deep red berries. Wildlife. Culinary. Medicinal
5-7m

Hawthorn Paul’s Scarlet
Masses of double, deep scarlet coloured flowers in May and June.
Wildlife, ornamental
5-8m.

Holly Alaska
Very glossy, dark green leaves with a prolific crop of bright red berries Wildlife 5-8m

Prunus avium/Wild cherry
A majestic large tree producing spectacular clusters of cup shaped pure white flowers in April and May and small glossy black cherries in summer.
In autumn leaves turn vibrant, striking shades of fiery orange.
Ornamental. Wildlife.
10-15m
In autumn leaves turn vibrant, striking shades of fiery orange.
Ornamental. Wildlife.
10-15m

Rowan
A native gem with clouds of creamy white blossom in spring and deep red berries in autumn.
Wildlife
5-15m
Wildlife
5-15m

Field Maple
Britain’s only native maple and very under rated. Clusters of yellow-green flowere attract pollinators in spring and the distinctive lobed leaves turn a rich butter-yellow/amber in autumn.
Wildlife
8-12m
Wildlife
8-12m

Elder
Fragrant tiny creamy-white flowers in summer used for making fizz and cordial, followed by black berries used for jams and syrup
Culinary. Wildlife.
5-8m

Hornbeam
Elegant spring catkins with autumn seeds and golden glow
Wildlife
20-25m

Hazel
A charming multi stem tree with spring catkins and edible nuts in late summer
Wildlife
5-10m
