Orange Tree

Orange TreeAn Orange tree is a wonderful addition to any garden or outdoor space in the UK. These evergreen trees are easy to grow and require full sun exposure and well drained soil with a pH between 6. 0 and 7. 5. They are also sensitive to frost and require protection in colder climates. Orange trees are native to Southeast Asia but can be cultivated in the UK's warm temperate and subtropical regions. They are often used as ornamental plants in gardens and

Alnus incana is commonly known as 'Grey Alder' and is an extremely popular UK native hedge tree that displays dark green leaves

Regular watering during dry spells and feeding with a balanced fertilizer will promote healthy growth and abundant flowering

slightly pointed shape which can last right through to Winter

Due to their upbringing and survival in harsh coastal towns

The alder cones appear from September and decorate the tree throughout the winter

Ceanothus 'Concha' Trees are regarded as one of the best California Lilacs for small garden

Widgeon is part of the division 2

Pruning it proportionately is important

perfumed white blooms which pop brilliantly against the dark evergreen foliage which serves as a brilliant backdrop

Suited for a wide range of climates and soil types

Pale pink flowers open from buds in the Spring which are followed by purple-black berries

Prunus 'Chocolate Ice' is a smallish tree that has an upright growing habit when it is newly planted