Prunus dulcis

Prunus dulcisPrunus dulcis provides a wonderful crop of almonds, ready to eat off the tree! Having trees bearing edible fruits is the sign of a well established garden and can be passed from generation to generation, a great sentimental treasure. The Common Almond tree is a small to medium sized tree reaching heights and spreads of around 6m if not pruned. It has an upright habit when young with ascending branches. As it matures, it adopts a spreading habit and

and is therefore great for gardens with more limited space

Scilla Siberica has several elegant flowerheads that hand and nod in the breeze

making it the perfect tree for a small garden

Pipe Major has a short

Mixed Butterflies are composed of division 11b

The lower branches can be removed to create space for a walkway or picnic area underneath the tree

Stuck wondering what to plant alongside your dogwood

Plant Katie Heath in areas where the beauty and fragrance of this early dwarf with a bi-coloured bloom can be most appreciated

Mix and match with the magnificent Ilex aquifolium 'Argentea Marginata' to create a truly festive look

it will soon become a staple within your garden

this Japanese maple dazzles with its attractive lobed foliage (which takes on a whole spectrum of colours throughout the course of the year)

they emerge with a bronze tint that eventually turns to green with red tips in the same season