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Abies koreana (Korean Fir)
Introduced in 1905 from Korea, this slow growing fir forms a stout compact tree at maturity and is characterised by its violet / purple cylindrical cones that can get to 7cm in length.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Abies | Medium (10-15m) | Abies koreana
read more | login to post commentsAbies nordmanniana (Nordmann/Caucasian Fir)
Introduced from Northern Turkey in 1840, this striking conifer and risen steeply in popularity over recent years for being a ‘needle fast’ Christmas tree.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Abies | Woodland | Large (over 20m) | Abies normanniana
read more | login to post commentsAcacia dealbata (Silver Wattle)
This fast growing pioneer species is a native of Southern Australia and Tasmania and was introduced to the UK in 1820 but is only hardy down to about -5 Celsius.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Acacia | Attractive Bark | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Acacia dealbata | evergreen
read more | login to post commentsAraucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle)
Sometimes referred to as the Chile Pine, this ancient slow growing tree is well known for its distinctive long slender branches densely covered with overlapping spiking leaves.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Araucaria | Pyramidal | Large (over 20m) | Araucaria araucana
read moreBuxus sempervirens Arborescens (Box)
This large shrub can occasionally be classified as a small tree and is a clonal selection of common box that won the Award of Garden Merit in 2002
categories: Evergreen Trees | Restricted Spaces | Small Gardens | Garden | Restricted Space | Small (under 10m) | Buuxus sempervirens Arborescens
read more | login to post commentsCamellia sasanqua
Introduced in the early 1800s and a native of China and Japan, this acid loving small tree is grown at Barcham as a full standard.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Ornamental Flowers | Small Gardens | Camellia | Acidic Soil | Garden | Restricted Space | Sheltered Site | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Autumn Interest | Camellia sasanqua
read more | login to post commentsCedrus libani (Cedar of Lebanon)
Few trees, deciduous or evergreen, can compare with the beauty and elegance of a mature Cedar of Lebanon.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Parkland Trees | Cedrus | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus libani
read moreChamaecyparis lawsoniana Columnaris Glauca
Raised in Boskoop, Holland, in the 1940s, this small and narrow conical tree has enormous garden or parkland appeal.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Fastigiate Trees | Parkland Trees | Restricted Spaces | Chamaecyparis | Garden | Narrow | Small (under 10m) | Chamarcyparis lawsoniana Columnaris Glauca
read more | login to post commentsChamaecyparis lawsoniana Stardust
Introduced from Holland in the 1960s, this outstanding yellow variety won the Award of Garden Merit in 2002.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Chamaecyparis | Garden | Restricted Space | Small (under 10m) | Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Stardust
read more | login to post commentsCryptomeria japonica Elegans (Japanese Cedar)
Introduced by Thomas Lobb from Japan in 1854, this beautiful bushy conifer eventually makes a small tree at maturity.
categories: Evergreen Trees | Cryptomeria | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Cryptomeria japonica Elegans
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