Ornamental Trees

"An ornamental tree is more than just a plant - it's a living masterpiece that adds charm, structure, and character to your garden. Whether you�re after the graceful elegance of Italian Cypress or the soft pink blossom of Flowering Cherry Almond each tree in this collection has been hand-picked to add year-round interest. These trees aren't just about looking good; they create atmosphere, attract wildlife, and make your outdoor space feel like home."
Peter McDermott, Head Gardener

"Buy and Grow Ornamental Trees for Your Garden
Ornamental trees are a delightful addition to any garden, offering aesthetic appeal and enhancing the overall landscape. These trees are primarily grown for their decorative features, such as vibrant flowers, distinctive foliage, interesting bark textures, and attractive shapes. Incorporating ornamental trees into your garden design can create focal points, provide shade, and support local wildlife.

Benefits of Planting Ornamental Trees
Ornamental trees introduce a variety of colours, textures, and forms, transforming ordinary spaces into visual masterpieces.
Many ornamental trees offer year-round beauty, with spring blossoms, summer foliage, autumn colours, and winter silhouettes.
Flowering ornamental trees attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, while fruit-bearing varieties provide food for birds and other wildlife.
Trees improve air quality, reduce soil erosion, and contribute to the overall health of the ecosystem.

Planting Ornamental Trees
Ensure the chosen tree fits well within your garden space, considering its mature height and spread.
Most ornamental trees prefer well-draining soil. It's essential to match the tree species to your garden's soil type.
While many ornamental trees thrive in full sun, some varieties are suitable for partial shade.
Consider the tree's maintenance needs, including pruning, watering, and potential susceptibility to pests or diseases.

Enhancing Your Garden with Ornamental Trees
Strategically placing ornamental trees can define garden areas, create natural screens, or serve as focal points. Combining trees with complementary shrubs, perennials, and groundcovers can enhance the visual appeal and biodiversity of your garden."