As its botanical name suggests, this tree is also known as the Red Maple.

Discovered by Newton Armstrong in Windsor, and later named afer him.

A Canadian maple of the greatest beauty.

A fast growing maple.

This silver maple was found in the early 1870s.

This cultivar of the silver maple dates from the mid 1880s.

The common alder was once used for the production of clogs in northern England.

Also known as the Red Birch, this is one of the very best trees for wet soils.

Although originally from moist and even swampy areas, the Honey Locust does well in much drier and free draining soils.

The Wing Nut is a relative of the Walnut, originating from the Caucasus and Iran.