Today we took delivery of another bunch of new trees. Many of these are looking a bit scruffy after the long hot summer but rest assured before we let any of them go we will make them look pretty. Total delivery was around 70 trees but here are a few highlights. There are a few very rare trees here including a ficus neriifolia, probably one of the first in the UK. There is also the best Trident maple I have ever owned, just wait until all those leaves fall off. Once we are happy with the condition of the trees they will start appearing on our web site, stay tuned.
New yamadori arriving in about two weeks 😉
G.
P.S Anyone know more about the acacia pictured below and can help identify it precisely?
Hamelia patens
Satsuki azalea
Malus pumila x 4 available
Durantha repens variegata
Trident maple
Juniperus itoigawa x 10 available
Juniperus itoigawa x 10 available
Pinus pentaphylla
Stewartia monoadelpha
Styrax japonicus
Ficus neriifolia
Styrax japonicus
Buxus Harlandii
Satsuki azalea
Acacia ???????
Satsuki azalea
Pinus pentaphylla
Pinus pentaphylla
picea jezoensis
Acer palmatum
Trident maple. Acer beurgerianum
I think that’s actually a mimosa tree, but don’t qoute me
That Acacia ??????? trunk and nebari look really promising!
I loved the Pines and the Trident. More stuff to dream about
Thanks Graham.
The acacia has thorns therefor it is probably a vachellia or senegalia. Black monkey thorn is one that often springs up which is sengalia burkei. Cant say for sure however.
That acacia Looks very much like mimosa hostilis
Wow fantastic trident maple and a beautiful twin trunk maple, but the picea is something i need in my collection look towards seeing them on the website.