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- Populus ‘Crows Nest’, commonly known as the Upright Poplar, is a fast-growing, narrowly columnar deciduous tree that offers both practicality and visual appeal. With large green leaves that turn a brilliant yellow in autumn, it brings seasonal colour while maintaining a tidy vertical form. Thanks to its slim profile, ‘Crows Nest’ is widely used as a shelterbelt or screening tree, especially in areas where space is limited. Additionally, it can be topped to control height, making it a flexible choice for windbreaks or boundary planting. For effective shelter, trees should be planted 3–4 metres apart. Moreover, this poplar is reasonably drought tolerant, although it performs best in moist, well-drained conditions. It also boasts improved resistance to fungal rust, making it a resilient option for various landscapes. In ideal conditions, it can grow to approximately 10 metres in 10 years and may eventually reach heights of 25 metres or more. While the Populus genus is widely distributed across the Northern Hemisphere—from Europe to China and North America, ‘Crows Nest’ is a unique New Zealand selection, well-suited to local climates and growing conditions. Whether used for erosion control, shelter, or as a structural element in larger plantings, Populus ‘Crows Nest’ delivers fast results with minimal fuss.
- Populus 'Tasman' - Tasman poplar, is a bold and fast-growing deciduous tree with a broadly columnar shape. During summer, its lush green foliage creates a vibrant canopy. Then, as autumn arrives, the leaves turn a brilliant golden yellow—often earlier than other poplar varieties. Not only visually striking, this tree is also highly functional. It performs exceptionally well in erosion control, large shelter belts, and timber production, thanks to its sturdy form and rapid growth. Moreover, Poplar 'Tasman' thrives in windy and wet conditions, making it ideal for exposed or challenging sites. Its resilience adds long-term value to both rural and urban landscapes. Reaching approximately 20 x 15 metres or more, it offers impressive height and presence. Whether for practical use or aesthetic impact, this tree delivers reliable performance and natural beauty.
- Prunus campanulata ‘Pink Cloud’ is a fast-growing, deciduous Taiwan Cherry variety that brings vibrant colour and graceful form to the garden. As a hybrid campanulata cultivar, it develops into a small, neat, round-headed specimen with spreading branches—perfect for compact spaces. During summer, its green foliage provides a lush canopy, which gradually shifts to tones of yellow and orange in autumn. Notably, ‘Pink Cloud’ is among the earliest flowering cherry trees, producing masses of soft-pink single blooms from late winter into early spring. These bell-shaped flowers (reflected in the Latin name campanulata, meaning “bell-like”) are a favourite of native Tui, adding life to the garden. Thriving in moist, well-drained soil, this cherry prefers a sunny, sheltered position for optimal growth and flowering. Because of its manageable size, reaching approximately 5 x 4 metres, it’s an ideal shade tree for smaller urban gardens, courtyards, or lining avenues. Additionally, it can be trimmed to maintain a desired height and shape. Whether you're looking to attract wildlife or add early-season colour, ‘Pink Cloud’ offers charm, structure, and seasonal delight.
- Prunus cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’ – Purple-Leaf Flowering Plum adds bold colour and seasonal charm to your garden with the Prunus cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’, a compact ornamental deciduous tree known for its purple-black foliage and delicate pink spring blossoms. Originally from California, this purple-leaf plum tree features an upright, rounded form, making it an ideal statement tree for smaller gardens. In early spring, its bare stems burst into bloom with single pink flowers, just before the rich foliage emerges—creating a stunning contrast. Throughout summer and into autumn, the vibrant leaves maintain their deep hue, offering year-round interest. Because it prefers moist, well-drained soil in a sunny, sheltered position, it’s a low-maintenance choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. Typically growing to approximately 6 x 4 metres, ‘Thundercloud’ is perfect for those seeking a compact ornamental tree that delivers seasonal colour, structure, and visual impact.
- Prunus lusitanica - Portuguese Laurel, is a versatile evergreen shrub or small tree with dark, glossy green oval leaves. Native to Western Europe, including regions of France, Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, it brings both structure and elegance to garden landscapes. In late spring to summer, it produces white flowers with a subtle hawthorn-like scent, arranged in long, slender racemes. These are soon followed by small fruits, adding further seasonal interest. Moreover, this plant thrives in moist, well-drained soils, though it will not tolerate waterlogged conditions. Therefore, it’s best planted in a sunny, sheltered position to ensure healthy growth. Thanks to its dense foliage and upright habit, Portuguese Laurel is excellent for trimming into formal hedges or shaping into a clipped screen. Additionally, it can be trained as a pleached hedge or sculpted into topiary forms, offering flexibility for both traditional and contemporary garden designs. Typically growing to approximately 5 x 4 metres, it makes a bold yet refined statement in any outdoor space. The name lusitanica refers to Lusitania, the ancient Roman name for Portugal, highlighting its rich heritage.
- Prunus serrulata 'Shirotae' – Mt Fuji is a Japanese cherry tree that forms a smaller, wide-spreading deciduous canopy. With its tiered horizontal branches, it creates a beautiful silhouette that enhances any landscape. As the seasons change, its vibrant green foliage transforms into a brilliant display of oranges and yellows in autumn. Then, in early spring, the tree becomes a breathtaking spectacle as large, profuse white semi-double flowers blanket the branches, evoking the beauty of freshly fallen snow. Interestingly, the name Shirotae translates from Japanese as “white cloth” or simply “white,” perfectly reflecting the tree’s delicate springtime bloom. For best results, plant in moist, well-drained soil in a sunny position. With a mature size of approximately 6 x 5 metres, it makes a beautiful shade tree and an ideal choice for gardens, courtyards, or feature planting. Whether you're seeking seasonal interest or timeless elegance, 'Shirotae' offers both in abundance.
- Prunus serrulata ‘Amanogawa’ – Upright Flowering Cherry is a narrow growing deciduous tree with a pillar-like form. Its upright habit makes it ideal for compact spaces or formal planting schemes. In spring, the tree is adorned with large, semi-double pink flowers that carry a light almond fragrance. These blooms stand upright along the branches, creating a vertical display of colour. As the seasons shift, green leaves turn vibrant shades of yellow and orange in autumn. This adds multi-seasonal interest to gardens and courtyards alike. Best grown in full sun with moist, well-drained soil, it also benefits from a sheltered position. Its slow, manageable growth makes it easy to maintain. Originating from Japan, ‘Amanogawa’ translates to “Milky Way” or poetically, “heavenly river.” At maturity, it typically reaches around 6 x 2 metres, making it a graceful yet space-saving choice.
- Prunus serrulata ‘Pink Perfection’ is a graceful, deciduous Japanese flowering cherry tree with an elegant upright, vase-like form. Originally selected in the United Kingdom, this ornamental tree offers year-round appeal. Throughout the seasons, its lush green foliage transforms into a breathtaking autumn display of golden yellow, fiery orange, and rich crimson red. Then, as spring arrives, deep pink buds burst into double blossoms of rosy pink which gradually fade to a delicate soft pink, creating a stunning floral show. Ideally, it thrives in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sunny position. Because of its compact size, growing to approximately 5 x 4 metres, it’s a superb choice for lining avenues, framing pathways, or adding charm to more intimate garden spaces. Whether you're designing a formal landscape or a tranquil retreat, ‘Pink Perfection’ brings elegance, seasonal interest, and timeless beauty to any outdoor setting.
- Prunus serrulata ‘Shimidsu Sakura’ – Moonlight Cherry, is a stunning Japanese flowering cherry tree. This small deciduous tree features a spreading habit with graceful, arching branches Over summer, the foliage is a vibrant green, gradually shifting to yellow and orange hues in autumn, adding seasonal colour and interest. In late spring, buds emerge in soft pink tones, opening into double flowers that begin as pale pink and fade to pure snow white—a breath taking display that enhances any garden. Shimidsu sakura thrives in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sheltered, sunny position. Because of its elegant form and manageable size, it serves beautifully as a feature specimen in smaller landscapes. Typically growing to approximately 4 x 4 metres, Moonlight Cherry is both ornamental and easy to maintain. The name Shimidsu-sakura refers to the specific cultivar, where sakura means cherry blossom in Japanese, and Shimidsu is the cultivar name itself.
- Prunus subhirtella 'Falling Snow', commonly known as a White Weeping Cherry, is a smaller-growing ornamental tree typically grafted onto a clear standard. Its elegant, pendulous branches create a soft, cascading effect that adds charm to any landscape. Throughout summer, the tree is adorned with lush green foliage, which gradually transforms into warm shades of orange and yellow in autumn. As spring arrives, the bare branches become covered in a delicate display of blush-pink to snowy-white single blooms—offering a breath taking seasonal highlight. Because of its compact size, ‘Falling Snow’ is an ideal feature tree for smaller gardens, courtyards, or decorative planting schemes. It thrives best in moist, well-drained soil and prefers a sunny, sheltered position to protect its fine foliage and blossoms. Whether planted as a focal point or to soften a garden corner, this weeping cherry brings elegance and seasonal beauty to any outdoor space.
- Prunus subhirtella ‘Pendula Rosea’ is a deciduous weeping cherry that brings elegance and seasonal beauty to any landscape. Typically grafted onto a clear stem, its slender, arching branches cascade downward, gradually forming a stunning fountain-like silhouette. During summer, the tree is cloaked in lush green foliage, which transitions into warm shades of yellow and orange as autumn arrives. By mid-spring, deep pink buds burst open into delicate single pink flowers, creating a soft display against the bare branches. Thriving in moist, well-drained soil, this cherry prefers a sunny, sheltered position to protect its fine blossoms and foliage. Because of its compact size and graceful form, ‘Pendula Rosea’ makes an excellent feature tree for smaller gardens, courtyards, or decorative planting schemes. Whether you're designing a tranquil retreat or adding seasonal interest to a limited space, this weeping cherry offers charm, colour, and structure all year round.
- A striking and relatively new cultivar, the deciduous tree Prunus yedoensis 'Te Mara' was developed in New Plymouth, New Zealand, with ancestral roots in Japan. This cherry tree has a vigorous, upright growth habit, forming a strong central leader. Rich green leaves provide a lush canopy through the summer, turning brilliant golden-orange in autumn for a dazzling seasonal display. In early spring the tree bursts into masses of delicate, shell-pink single blossoms. These nectar-rich flowers are a magnet for tūī and other nectar-loving birds, making it a beautiful and biodiverse addition to any garden. Prefers moist, well-drained soil and thrives as a Specimen tree, Shade provider, Avenue planting and as stated, a Bird-friendly feature. Moderate to fast-growing, reaching approximately 7 metres tall by 6 metres wide. Noteworthy Alternative: An excellent substitute for Prunus Felix Jury or Prunus Campanulata superba, offering similar charm with its own unique flair.
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