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Alder - (Alnus – various) – Typically a pioneer species, they are quick growing, have high seed counts, rapid young growth and a short life span. Alders can grow in the poorest of soils which are prone to flooding. Alders can help to improve soil fertility as they have nodules attached to their root systems which contain a nitrogen fixing bacteria. Often used on poor quality ground as a nurse crop for other species helping to replenish soil fertility. Pollination from male and female catkins is by air in early spring. Once female flowers are pollinated they turn into woody “false-cones” which open in the autumn to disperse seed.

Birch - (Betula – various)

Poplars - (Populus – various)

Rowan - (Sorbus aucuparia)

Willows - (Salix – various)

Common Alder (Alnus Glutinosa)

Common Alder (Alnus Glutinosa)

Silver Birch - (Betula pendula)

Silver Birch - (Betula pendula)

Silver Birch - (Betula pendula)

Silver Birch - (Betula pendula)

Goat Willow - (Salix caprea)

Goat Willow - (Salix caprea)

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New 2010/2011 Price List Now availableNew 2010/2011 Price List Now available
September 2nd, 2010

New Catalogue Available (Price list 10-11) Click Here to Download

Summer Months – Potted PlantsSummer Months – Potted Plants
June 25th, 2010

Our work now focuses on growing plants ready for the start of the season in October/November. We do have a small range of potted plants available if you need to fill in a few gaps in your hedge or want to plant some Oak trees in your garden or woodland. Please ring or E-mail for [...]

Seed sowing and plant transplantingSeed sowing and plant transplanting
April 18th, 2010

As the bare-root season is now over work focuses on sowing new seed and moving younger plants to “transplant beds”

Bare-root season now overBare-root season now over
April 18th, 2010

Spring is here and hence we are no longer able to send out bare-root stock. Please contact us if you have any enquries for planting projects this coming autumn.

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January 25th, 2010

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