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Welcome to the Barcham Trees blog area. Here you will find lots of interesting information about trees including planting tips, pruning tips, selection tips, nursery information and much, much more!

Barcham passes it’s external audit for ISO certification with flying colours!

December 09th 2019

We had our yearly external audit review for ISO 14001 last week and the assessor gave our Environmental Management System a clean bill of health. No non conformities to procedure and no recommendations for improvement. Th...

What are the best trees to plant for carbon offsetting?

November 15th 2019

When thinking of planting the best trees for the environment, think in terms of the ones that live the longest and get the biggest. The bigger the tree the greater the carbon store it locks away to mitigate the effects of...

Trees are the only solution that can be agreed upon to help reverse climate change.

September 25th 2019

Climate change and how to halt it is finally beginning to gain traction. It is estimated that here in the UK we need to plant 50 million trees a year until 2050 to stand a chance of carbon neutrality. That is all well and...

Barcham is awarded the Environmental Standard ISO14001

August 30th 2019

Over the last twelve months the management team at Barcham has set itself the aim of ISO14001 accreditation. We have looked at all levels within our business in terms of environmental aspects and impacts and set ourselves...

What trees should be planted to combat climate change & furthermore what can I plant instead of Oak?

August 07th 2019

With a much needed government ban on Quercus (Oak) imports coming in a few weeks ago, UK home production of Oak will soon be sold out in larger sizes. Oak Processionary Moth is unfortunately in the UK and will spread alar...

Our last chance to protect the mighty Oak ....

A plea to all specifiers and buyers of trees from Mike Glover, Managing Director at Barcham Trees Plc ..... "A recent trip to Holland underlined the devastation that can be caused by Oak Processionary Moth in only a...

Styrax japonicus June Snow

Styrax japonicus June Snow is a new tree we have added to our list this year and what a beauty it is! ‘June Snow’ is well named for its numerous white snowdrop like flowers which are in full display from the b...

Why do my evergreens look sad in Spring?

April 25th 2019

The last time evergreens produced new leaves was in July so they have had to endure 9 months of wind, rain, hail, snow and drier than normal conditions over that period. A leaf is a transitory thing, the workhorse of a pl...

Good News!

April 15th 2019

We have just heard that our renewal for our Royal Warrant from His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been awarded for the next five years, taking us to the 31st March 2025. We remain very proud to achieve this award....

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