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- Acer palmatum ‘Senkaki’ also known as the Coral Bark Maple or Acer palmatum Sango Kaku, is a distinctive deciduous tree with a rounded form and year-round appeal. Its standout feature is the vivid coral-red stems that glow through winter that adds warmth and colour to the garden during the colder months. (Senkaki is Japanese for Coral Tower) In summer, the tree displays lush green palmate leaves that turn brilliant gold in autumn, creating a stunning seasonal transition. This compact maple prefers moist, well-drained soil and a sheltered position away from harsh winds. Growing to approximately 4 metres tall and 3 metres wide, Senkaki is an ideal shade tree for smaller gardens, or as a striking specimen in a courtyard—offering beauty in every season. (Also known as Acer palmatum ‘Sango-Kaku’)
- Acer palmatum ‘Skeeter’s Broom’ is a deciduous, compact Japanese maple known for its narrow, upright growth habit and vibrant seasonal colour. In early spring, its new foliage emerges as a brilliant red. As summer arrives, the leaves deepen into a deep salmon-red, and by autumn, they transform into a vivid scarlet, creating a stunning visual display. Interestingly, the name ‘Skeeter’s Broom’ originates from a natural mutation of the well-known ‘Acer Bloodgood’ variety. This unique cultivar was discovered by Mr. Skeeter Rodd at a nursery in Pennsylvania, USA—hence the name. Because of its modest size—reaching approximately 3 meters tall and 1 meter wide—this tree is ideal for smaller gardens, cozy courtyards, or decorative large pots. Moreover, it thrives best in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sheltered position to protect its delicate foliage. Whether you're designing a compact landscape or adding a splash of colour to a patio, ‘Skeeter’s Broom’ offers year-round interest with minimal space requirements.
- Acer palmatum dissectum 'Crimson Queen' is a stunning deciduous maple that brings a touch of elegance to any garden. With its compact, weeping form and finely dissected foliage, this Japanese maple showcases deep red-purple leaves on striking scarlet-red stems. Notably, it retains its rich colour throughout summer, before transitioning into a fiery scarlet display in autumn. Because of its shape and modest size—reaching approximately 2.0 x 1.5 metres—it’s ideal for smaller gardens, patios, or as a dramatic focal point in a decorative container. Moreover, it thrives best in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sheltered position out of direct sunlight. This helps prevent sun scorch on its delicate, lacy leaves. Interestingly, the term “dissectum” refers to the deeply cut nature of the leaves, where the lobes are finely divided, often giving them a feathery or lace-like appearance. As a result, 'Crimson Queen' adds a soft gentle feel to any landscape design. Whether you're creating a tranquil courtyard or enhancing a shaded corner, this maple offers year-round beauty with minimal maintenance
- Acer palmatum dissectum 'Lionheart' is a compact, deciduous tree that begins with an upright habit. As it matures, it gracefully spreads outward, forming a beautifully layered silhouette that adds depth and elegance to any garden. In spring, its finely dissected leaves emerge in a vibrant pink-red. As summer arrives, they deepen to maroon, before turning a brilliant scarlet in autumn. This seasonal colour shift creates year-round visual interest. To thrive, 'Lionheart' prefers a sheltered position with moist, well-drained soil. Avoid direct sunlight, as its delicate foliage is prone to sun scorch. With the right care, it remains healthy and vibrant. Reaching approximately 3 x 2 metres, this tree is ideal for smaller gardens, courtyards, or even large pots. Its compact size and stunning foliage make it a standout choice for limited spaces.
- Acer palmatum dissectum ‘Orangeola’ is a graceful Japanese maple admired for its elegant, weeping branches that cascade to the ground, forming a soft, rounded mound. The name dissectum highlights the finely cut, feathery foliage, which brings a delicate texture to any garden. As seasons change, so does its colour palette. In spring, vibrant green-red leaves create a fiery display. By summer, the foliage shifts to a rich green, offering a refreshing contrast. With autumn’s arrival, ‘Orangeola’ returns to its brilliance, once again glowing with warm orange-red tones. This seasonal transformation ensures year-round interest and beauty in smaller landscapes. Compact in size, reaching about 2.5m high by 2.0m wide, it is ideal for courtyards, container planting, or intimate garden spaces. Moreover, it thrives in moist, well-drained soils and prefers a sheltered position away from harsh sun, strong winds, or prolonged drought.
- Acer palmatum dissectum 'Tamukeyama' is a deciduous Japanese maple celebrated for its elegant, mushroom-shaped weeping habit and finely cut crimson-red spring foliage. As the seasons progress, its vibrant leaves maintain their rich colour throughout summer, before turning a brilliant scarlet in autumn, offering year-round visual interest. Because of its compact size, growing to approximately 3 metres tall and 2 metres wide on a low graft, ‘Tamukeyama’ is an excellent accent tree for smaller gardens, Japanese-inspired landscapes, or stylish courtyards where space is limited. It is also grafted on a clear stem to form a classic weeping tree shape. Additionally, it thrives in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sheltered location out of direct sunlight. This helps protect its delicate, lacy leaves from sun scorch. Moreover, the term “dissectum” refers to the deeply divided nature of the foliage, where each lobe is intricately cut to create a feathery, lace-like appearance. This unique texture adds depth and movement to any garden design.
- Acer rubrum ‘Autumn Glory’, also known as Red Canadian Maple, stands out as one of the most admired Red Maple cultivars. Its vibrant red foliage in autumn creates a breathtaking seasonal display, making it a favourite for landscape designers and homeowners alike. Thanks to its tidy, upright, and compact growth habit, this deciduous tree is ideal for residential gardens and street plantings. Compared to other rubrum varieties, it offers a more manageable size and shape. In early spring, striking red tassel flowers appear in dense clusters before the leaves emerge. These are soon followed by decorative winged seeds, adding further seasonal interest. Moreover, ‘Autumn Glory’ adapts well to a range of soil conditions, including poor soils. It grows at a medium to fast rate and typically reaches around 12 metres tall and 8 metres wide. In the Northern Hemisphere, this cultivar is often referred to as ‘October Glory’, in line with their autumn season.
- Acer rubrum ‘Bowhall’, commonly known as the Upright Red Maple, is a fast-growing, deciduous tree with a narrow, columnar form, ideal for tight spaces. Its strongly upright branches support glossy dark green leaves with silvery undersides, creating a striking contrast. In autumn, the foliage transforms into brilliant shades of yellow, orange, and reddish-orange, adding vibrant seasonal colour. This hardy tree adapts well to a wide range of soil conditions, from damp to dry, including clay and sandy soils. Native to North America, Bowhall is perfect for avenues, street plantings, or as a lawn specimen where space is limited. Mature height reaches approximately 12 metres with a spread of 3 metres.
- Acer saccharum, commonly known as the Sugar Maple, is famed as the iconic source of traditional maple syrup. Cultivated commercially for its sap, which is boiled down into the sweet "Maple Syrup" loved worldwide, this tree is as practical as it is beautiful. As a tree it’s fast-growing, deciduous, with a broad, rounded canopy making it an excellent shade tree. Its large, lobed green leaves with a silver underside transform into a spectacular display of red, orange, and yellow in autumn. This makes it a seasonal showstopper! They prefer fertile, moist, well-drained soil as it doesn’t like overly dry or poorly draining sites. The Sugar Maple leaf is proudly recognized as the national emblem of Canada, celebrated for its grace and cultural significance. In the landscape they are ideal as a specimen tree, for avenue plantings as they add seasonal interest and shade to larger gardens or open spaces. Size at Maturity apx 10 x 7 metres
- Aesculus carnea – Red Horse Chestnut is a deciduous, wide, round-headed tree that looks stunning when in flower. More compact than the common horse chestnut, it features large, dark green, fan-shaped leaves that provide a lush backdrop. In spring and early summer, giant pink-red candle-like flowers appear, each with a hint of yellow in the throat. These striking blooms make the tree a standout feature in any landscape. The Red Horse Chestnut thrives in moist, fertile, well-drained soils. Moreover, it prefers a temperate climate with full sun to partial shade. Hardy and resilient, it tolerates urban conditions well, making it versatile for different settings. This tree is excellent for shade, avenues, parks, or farms. Typically, it grows to approximately 9m tall by 7m wide, forming a bold and impressive specimen.
- Agathis australis, commonly known as the New Zealand Kauri, is a slow-growing native tree admired for its longevity and architectural beauty. Remarkably, it retains its juvenile, pyramidal form for up to 50 years, making it a unique presence in any landscape. Its narrow, leathery leaves display a striking bronze-green hue, while the smooth grey bark gradually becomes scaly as the tree matures. Over time, adult specimens develop into stately, straight-trunked trees with a rounded crown—adding grandeur and structure to larger garden spaces. Ideally, this species thrives in rich, fertile, moist, and well-draining soil. However, it is intolerant of persistent wetness and does not cope well with strong winds, therefore, it prefers a warm temperate climate and a sheltered position for optimal growth. In the first decade, the Kauri can reach over 6 metres in height. Eventually, mature trees may grow to an impressive 30–50 metres tall so as a result, it makes an exceptional statement tree and a true icon of the New Zealand forest. Whether planted as a legacy tree or a focal point in a native garden, Agathis australis offers timeless appeal and ecological significance.
- Albizia julibrissin, commonly known as the Silk Tree, is a fast-growing, deciduous, compact tree with a wide, spreading canopy. Its delicate, fern-like leaves add a lush texture to any garden. During summer, it bursts into bloom with soft, pink, fluffy flowers that sit gracefully above the foliage. These rounded blossoms resemble silky brushes, creating a striking visual contrast. Although it thrives in hot, dry conditions once established, it prefers moist, well-drained soil. Therefore, regular watering during its early growth phase is beneficial. Interestingly, the name “julibrissin” originates from the Persian phrase gul-i abrisham, meaning “silk flower” or “soft silken threads.” This poetic name reflects the tree’s elegant appearance. Thanks to its umbrella-shaped canopy, the Silk Tree makes an excellent shade tree. It’s ideal for smaller gardens, growing to approximately 5 meters tall and 4 meters wide..
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