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Christmas Trees

Frazer Fir - (Abies fraseri) – Attractive tree with greyish green needles

Grand Fir - (Abies grandis) – Large fleshy olive green needles with fragrant smell. Fast growing on moist well drained soil

Noble Fir - (Abies nobilis) – Attractive but slow growing tree. Needs moist well drained soil with high humidity. Difficult to shear

Nordman Fir – (Abies nordmanniana) – Slow growing, but generally disease resistant. Attractive tree with greyish green shining foliage

Blue Spruce - (Picea pungens glauca) – Attractive blue tinge with dense habit. Slow growing. Best sold as a small pot grown tree

Norway Spruce - (Picea abies) – Traditional British Christmas tree. Easy to establish but needs pruning (shearing) into shape

Serbian Spruce - (Picea omorika) – Needles dark green above, glaucous beneath. Narrow habit with regular branches

Blue Spruce - (Picea pungens glauca)

Blue Spruce - (Picea pungens glauca)

Noble Fir - (Abies nobilis)

Noble Fir - (Abies nobilis)

Nordman Fir - (Abies nordmanniana)

Nordman Fir - (Abies nordmanniana)

Norway Spruce - (Picea abies)

Norway Spruce - (Picea abies)

Douglas fir - (Pseudotsuga mensiesii)

Newly Planted Norway Spruce

Recent News

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.

Grant SchemesGrant Schemes
January 25th, 2010

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