This cultivar of the box maple was developed in the Netherlands in the mid 1970s.

The box maple is also sometimes known as Boxelder, referring to the wood, which is white like box, and to the leaf, which is like elder. Its other names include ashleaf maple and Manitoba maple!

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire - or bought piping hot from a street vendor - so evocative of Christmas long ago!

A Sweet Chestnut with most attractive foliage.

The wood of the Nettle Tree was once used to produce charcoal.

A most beautiful tree despite its association with Judas Iscariot.

This ash cultivar was introduced to Britain from Australia in the mid 1920s.

This cultivar of the Flowering Ash gives spectacular autumn colour - much richer than that of the species.

This Flowering Ash is the perfect choice where space is limited.

As its name suggests, this Flowering Ash has a narrow, columnar habit.