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The well known Weeping Birch, with a habit which looks even more beautiful than usual in winter.
categories: Cold Exposed Sites | Light Sandy Sites | Betula | Avenue and Verge | Weeping | Medium to Large (15-20m) | Winter Interest | Betula pendula Tristis
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A small to medium weeping birch, eventually make an attractive dome shape.
categories: Cold Exposed Sites | Light Sandy Sites | Pendulus Trees | Betula | Attractive Bark | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Weeping | Autumn Interest | Betula pendula Youngii | Garden trees
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The Silver Birch is also known as the 'Lady of the Woods' - so called because of its slender and graceful appearance.
categories: Acid Soils | Chalk Soils | Cold Exposed Sites | Light Sandy Sites | Betula | Attractive Bark | Weeping | Woodland | Medium to Large (15-20m) | Betula pendula | native trees
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The Deodar Cedar is grown for its timber in parts of southern Europe, but is grown as an ornamental in Britain.
categories: Cedrus | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara
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categories: Parkland Trees | Cedrus | Slow Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara Karl Fuchs
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categories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Cedrus | Slow Growing | Weeping | Large (over 20m) | Cedrus deodara Kelly Gold
read morecategories: Parkland Trees | Pendulus Trees | Fagus | Weeping | Medium to Large (15-20m)
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The Weeping Ash makes a fine specimen tree in a park.
categories: Chalk Soils | Clay Soils | Damp Sites | Fraxinus | Coastal | Garden | Pollution resistant | Weeping | Wind-resistant | Medium to Large (15-20m) | Fraxinus excelsior Pendula
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A beautiful, weeping Japanese Cherry.
categories: Chalk Soils | Clay Soils | Ornamental Flowers | Pendulus Trees | Small Gardens | Prunus | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Weeping | Prunus Cheals Weeping
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This Cherry is sometimes seen as Mount Fuji. It was introduced to Britain in the early 1900s.
categories: Chalk Soils | Clay Soils | Ornamental Flowers | Small Gardens | Prunus | Avenue and Verge | Fast Growing | Garden | Small (under 10m) | Spring Interest | Weeping | Prunus Shirotae
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News & Events
Seminar at Barcham Trees Wednesday 12th November
We would like to invite you to attend a Free Seminar at the Barcham Trees nursery on Wednesday 12th November .. .. ..