(cont.) Medium Trees 5m-10m Medium Trees 5m-10m (cont.) Abies concolor Magnolia campbelli Acer cappadocicum “Rubrum” Cupressus glabra “Blue Ice” Acacia melanoxylon Magnolia “J C Williams” Acer davidii Cupressus sempervirens “Swane’s Gold” Acer buergerianum Magnolia grandiflora Acer glabrum “Douglasii” Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Acer rubrum Magnolia grandiflora “Ferruginea” Acer negundo “Violaceum” Dacrydium cupressinum Acer rubrum “Bowhall” Malus trilobata Acer palmatum “Bloodgood” Davidia involucrata Acer rubrum “Brandywine” Melia azedarach Acer platanoides Dodonaea viscosa Acer rubrum “Columnare” Metasequoia glyptostroboides Acer platanoides “Drummondii” Eucalyptus ficifolia Acer rubrum “October Glory” Metrosideros robusta Acer platanoides “Globosum” Fagus sylvatica “Dawyck Green” Acer rubrum “Red Sunset” Nothofagus fusca Acer platanoides “Nigrum” Fagus sylvatica “Luteovariegata” Acer rubrum x freemanii “Jeffersred” Parrotia persica Acer pseudoplatanus “Leopoldii” Fagus sylvatica “Rohanii” Aesculus carnea Paulownia tomentosa Acer pseudoplatanus “Purpureum” Fraxinus excelsior “Aurea” Aesculus carnea “Briotii” Picea abies Acer saccharinum Fraxinus ornus Aesculus hippocastanum Picea pungens “Glauca” Acer saccharum Fraxinus velutina Aesculus indica Platanus acerifolia Aesculus hippocastanum “Baumannii” Ginkgo biloba Aesculus turbinata Platanus acerifolia “Pyramidalis” Aesculus neglecta “Erythroblastos” Ginkgo biloba “Autumn Gold” Alnus cremastogyne Platanus “Suttneri” Agathis australis Ginkgo biloba “Fastigiata” Alnus glutinosa Podocarpus macrophyllus Albizia julibrissin “Red Silk” Ginkgo biloba “Jade Butterflies” Alnus glutinosa “Imperiallis” Quercus afares Albizia julibrissin “Rosea” Ginkgo biloba “Saratoga” Alnus glutinosa v “Barabata” Quercus affinis Albizia julibrissin “Summer Chocolate” Gleditsia triacanthos inermis “Ruby Lace” Alnus rubra Quercus alba Alectryon excelsus Gleditsia triacanthos inermis “Skyline” Araucaria heterophylla Quercus bicolor Alnus cordata Gleditsia triacanthos inermis “Sunburst” Beilschmiedia tawa Quercus canariensis Alnus glutinosa “Laciniata” Griselinia lucida - Puka Betula nigra Quercus cerris Alnus incana “Aurea” Hoheria angustifolia Betula papyrifera “Commutata” Quercus coccinea Alnus jorullensis Hoheria populnea Betula pendula Quercus ellipsoidalis Betula pendula “Dalecarlica” Hoheria sexstylosa Betula platyphylla Quercus ilex Betula pendula “Purple Splendour” Hymenosporum flavum Brachychiton acerifolius Quercus palustris Betula platyphylla “Japonica” Idesia polycarpa Castanea sativa Quercus petraea x robur Betula utilis “Jacquemontii Dazzler” Idesia polycarpa – female Celtis australis Quercus robur Betula utilis “Jermyns” Idesia polycarpa “Kentucky Fry” Cercidiphyllum japonicum Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Betula utilis “Sliver Shadow” Jacaranda mimosifolia Cryptomeria japonica Quercus rubra Betula “Whitespire” Juniperus chinensis “Kaizuka” Cryptomeria japonica “Egmont” Quercus suber Carpinus betulus Knightia excelsa Cupressus “Leightons Green” Quercus variabilis Carpinus betulus “Fastigiata” Kunzea ericoides Eucalyptus leucoxylon “Rosea” Sequoia sempervirens Carpinus japonica Larix kaempferi Fagus sylvatica Sorbus devoniensis Carpodetus serratus Laurelia novae-zealandiae Fagus sylvatica “Purpurea” Syagrus romanzoffiana Cedrela sinensis “Flamingo” Liquidambar acalycina Fraxinus excelsior Taxodium distichum Cedrus atlantica “Glauca” Liquidambar styraciflua Fraxinus oxycarpa “Raywood” Taxodium distichum “Mexicanum” Cedrus deodara Liquidambar styraciflua “Burgundy” Fraxinus pennsylvanica “Cimmzam” Thuja plicata Cedrus deodara “Aurea” Liquidambar styraciflua “Festeri” Gleditsia triacanthos inermis “Shademaster” Tilia cordata Cercis racemosa Liquidambar styraciflua “Golden Treasure” Grevillea robusta Tilia europaea Cercis reniformis “Oklahoma” Liquidambar styraciflua “Lane Roberts” Juglans cinerea Tilia platyphyllos Cercis siliquastrum “Alba” Liquidambar styraciflua “Palo Alto” Juglans nigra Tilia tomentosa Cordyline australis Liquidambar styraciflua “Rotundiloba” Juglans regia Trachycarpus fortunei Cordyline “Midnight Star” Liquidambar styraciflua “Worplesdon” Juglans regia “Meyric” Ulmus hollandica “Groeneveld” Cornus controversa Liriodendron chinense Juglans regia “Meyric Seedling” Ulmus lobel Cornus “Eddie’s White Wonder” Magnolia “Atlas” Juglans regia “Wilsons Wonder” Ulmus parvifolia Cornus florida “Stokes Pink” Magnolia “Burgundy Star” Laurus nobilis Vitex lucens Corokia “Bronze King” Magnolia campbelli “Alba” Liriodendron tulipifera Washingtonia robusta Corokia “Geentys Green” Magnolia campbellii “Charles Raffill” Liriodendron tulipifera “Aureomarginatum” Zelkova serrata Corokia x virgata “Cheesemanii” Magnolia campbellii “Darjeeling” Liriodendron tulipifera “Fastigiatum” Zelkova sinica Corynocarpus laevigatus Magnolia campbellii “David Clulow” Page 177 CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Categories Often Asked For Medium Trees 5m-10m (cont.) Medium Trees 5m-10m (cont.) Small Trees less than 5m Small Trees less than 5m (cont.) Magnolia “Copeland Court” Podocarpus henkelii Acer capillipes Cercis “Texas White” Magnolia denudata Podocarpus totara Acer griseum Chaenomeles “Alba” Magnolia “Elizabeth” Podocarpus totara “Aurea” Acer japonicum “Aureum” Citrus Magnolia “Felix” Poplar “Manawatu Gold” Acer japonicum “Green Cascade” Coprosma virescens Magnolia “Galaxy” Prumnopitys ferruginea Acer negundo “Kelly’s Gold” Cordyline australis “Kasper” Magnolia “Gold Star” Prunus “Accolade” Acer negundo “Flamingo” Cornus florida Magnolia “Ian’s Red” Prunus campanulata “Felix Jury” Acer palmatum Cornus florida “Cherokee Chief” Magnolia “Iolanthe” Prunus campanulata “Superba” Acer palmatum “Atropurpureum” Cornus florida “Cherokee Sunset” Magnolia kobus Prunus compact “Stella” Acer palmatum “Autumn Moon” Cornus florida “Pendula Magnolia “Manchu Fan” Prunus “Craig Lea Rose” Acer palmatum “Beni Otake” Cornus florida “Pluribracteata” Magnolia “Milky Way” Prunus hillieri “Spire” Acer palmatum “Beni Shien” Cornus florida “Rainbow” Magnolia “New Purple” Prunus laurocerasus Acer palmatum “Burgundy Lace” Cornus florida “Spring Song” Magnolia “Peachy” Prunus “Mountain Ice” Acer palmatum “Chisio” Cornus kousa Magnolia “Pink Surprise” Prunus “Pink Cloud” Acer palmatum “Fireglow” Cornus kousa “China Girl” Magnolia “Purple Sensation” Prunus “Pink Perfection” Acer palmatum “Katsura” Cornus kousa “Chinensis” Magnolia “Star Wars” Prunus sargentii Acer palmatum “Okagami” Cornus kousa “Milky Way” Magnolia “Strawberry Fields” Prunus sato-zakura “Kanzan” Acer palmatum “Osakazuki” Cornus kousa “National” Magnolia “Woodsman” Prunus serrula Acer palmatum “Roseo Marginatum” Cornus kousa “Satomi” Magnolia “Yellow Bird” Prunus “Shirotae” Acer palmatum “Scolopendrifolium” Cornus kousa “Southern Cross” Magnolia grandiflora “Blanchard” Prunus “Tai Haku” Acer palmatum “Senkaki” Cotinus coggygria “Grace” Magnolia grandiflora “Little Gem” Prunus “Thundercloud” Acer palmatum “Shaina” Crataegus laevigata “Paul’s Scarlet” Malus domestica “Kentish Fillbasket” Prunus “Ukon” Acer palmatum “Shindeshojo” Dodonaea viscosa “Purpurea” Malus “Floribunda” Prunus yedoensis Acer palmatum “Skeeter’s Broom” Fagus sylvatica “Riversii” Malus halliana “Parkmanii” Prunus yedoensis “Awanui” Acer palmatum “Suminigashi” Feijoa “Apollo” Malus ioensis “Plena” Prunus yedoensis “Purpendens” Acer palmatum “Trompenburg” Feijoa “Triumph” Malus “Jack Humm” Pyrus betulifolia “Autumn Leaves” Acer palmatum dissectum “Crimson Queen” Feijoa “Unique” Malus “Red Top” Pyrus calleryana Acer palmatum dissectum “Deep Secret” Ficus carica “Brown Turkey” Malus tschonoski Pyrus calleryana “Bradford” Acer palmatum dissectum “Emerald Lace” Fraxinus excelsior “Aurea Pendula” Meryta sinclairii Pyrus calleryana Candelabra Acer palmatum dissectum “Ever Red” Gordonia axillaris Metrosideros excelsa Quercus rubra “Akatere” Acer palmatum dissectum “Garnet” Gordonia yunnanensis Metrosideros excelsa “Maori Princess” Robinia ”Casque Rogue” Acer palmatum dissectum “Inaba Shidare” Griselinia littoralis Michelia “Bubbles” Robinia pseudoacacia “Frisia” Acer palmatum dissectum “Palmatifidium” Griselinia littoralis “Broadway Mint” Michelia doltsopa Salix babylonica Acer palmatum dissectum “Raraflora” Griselinia littoralis “Canterbury” Michelia doltsopa “Silver Cloud” Salix vitellina “Pendula Aurea” Acer palmatum dissectum “Red Emperor” Ilex meserveae “Blue Prince” Michelia Snow Dove Schinus molle Acer palmatum dissectum “Red Feathers” Koelreuteria paniculata Nestegis cunninghamii Sophora microphylla Acer palmatum dissectum “Seiryu” Laburnum x watereri “Vossii” Nothofagus menziesii Sophora tetraptera “Milligold” Acer palmatum dissectum “Tamukeyama” Lagerstroemia Nothofagus solandri Sorbus aucuparia Acer palmatum dissectum “Viridis” Leptospernum “Copper Sheen” Nyssa sylvatica Sorbus aucuparia “Scarlet King” Acer platanoides “Palmatifidum” Libocedrus plumosa Nyssa sylvatica v. biflora Sorbus wilsoniana Acer pseudoplatanus “Esk Sunset” Liquidambar styraciflua “Aurora” Ostrya carpinifolia Styrax obassia Amelanchier canadensis Liquidambar styraciflua “Golden Treasure” Persimmon “Matsumoto Wase Fuyu” Tilia cordata “Spring Glow” Astelia chathamica Liquidambar styraciflua “Little Richard” Phoenix canariensis Ulmus carpinifolia “Variegata” Betula nigra “Summer Cascade” Lophomyrtus “Indian Chief” Pittosporum eugenioides Ulmus parvifolia “Frontier” Betula pendula “Alba” Lophomyrtus “Kathryn” Pittosporum tenuifolium Ulmus procera “Louis Van Houtte” Betula pendula “Black Prince” Lophomyrtus obcordata Pittosporum tenuifolium “Jacks Green” Ulmus pumila Callistemon viminalis “Hannah Ray” Lophomyrtus “Red Dragon” Pittosporum tenuifolium “Wrinkle Blue” Callistemon viminalis “Red Cluster” Macadamia renown Plagianthus regius Camellia Magnolia “Black Tulip” Platanus orientalis Cercis canadensis Magnolia “Brixton Belle” Platanus orientalis “Autumn Glory” Cercis chinensis “Avondale” Magnolia “Cleopatra” Podocarpus cunninghamii Cercis siliquastrum Magnolia denudata “Gere” CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Page 178 Categories Often Asked For Small Trees less than 5m (cont.) Small Trees less than 5m (cont.) Resistant to salt spray (cont.) Tolerates Exposed Sites Magnolia “Genie” Prunus “Seaview Beauty” Corokia Acer negundo Magnolia “Heaven Scent” Prunus “Shimidsu-Sakura” Dodonaea viscosa Acer pseudoplatanus “Purpureum” Magnolia loebneri “Merrill” Prunus subhirtella “Falling Snow” Eucalyptus ficifolia Alnus cordata Magnolia “Purple Platter” Prunus subhirtella “Pendula Rosea” Feijoas Alnus rubra Magnolia “Red As” Prunus “Takasago” Ficus carcia “Brown Turkey” Astelia chathamica Magnolia “Ruby” Prunus yedoensis “Chinese Brocade” Griselinia littoralis Carpinus betulus Magnolia sieboldii Pseudopanax “Adiantifolius” Griselina littoralis “Ardmore Emerald” Cedrus atlantica “Glauca” Magnolia soulangeana “Lennei Alba” Pseudopanax arboreus Griselinia littoralis “Broadway Mint” Cedrus deodara Magnolia soulangeana “San Jose” Pseudopanax crassifolius Kunzea Cercis siliquastrum Magnolia stellata - Forms Pseudopanax crassifolius hybrids Laurus nobilis Cercis siliquastrum “Alba” Magnolia “Thomas Messel” Pseudopanax “Cyril Watson” Loquat Cryptomeria japonica Magnolia “Todd Gresham” Pseudopanax “Dark Star” Metrosideros excelsa - species Dodonaea viscosa Malus ”Arrow Gold” Pseudopanax ferox Meryta sinclairii Dodonaea viscosa “Purpurea” Malus domestica “Ballerina Maypole” Pseudopanax laetus Myoporum laetum Fraxinus excelsior Malus “Gorgeous” Pseudopanax lessonii hybrid Olea Fraxinus ornus Malus ioensis “Plena” Pseudopanax lessonii “Forest Gem” Olearias Griselinia littoralis Malus “Jelly King” Pseudopanax lessonii “Purpurea” Pittosporum crassifolium Griselinia littoralis “Broadway Mint” Malus “Profusion” Pseudopanax lessonii “Sabre” Pittosporum ralphii Kunzea ericoides Malus “Red Top” Pseudopanax lessonii “Telstar” Quercus ilex Laurus nobilis Malus sieboldii “Snowbright” Pseudopanax lessonii “Trident” Quercus suber Picea pungens “Glauca” Metrosideros “Maungapiko” Pyrus salicifolia “Pendula” Sophora “Dragon’s Gold” Pittosporum crassifolium Metrosideros “Mistral” Radermachera sinica Sophora micro. var. fulvida Pittosporum eugenioides Metrosideros umbellata Robinia pseudoacacia “Umbraculifera” Tolerates Wet Sites Pittosporum tenuifolium Michelia “Fairy Blush” Salix repens “Argentea” Acacia melanoxylon Platanus acerifolia Michelia figo Sophora “Dragon’s Gold” Acer rubrum Platanus orientalis Michelia foggi “All Spice” Sophora microphylla var. fulvida Acer rubrum “Bowhall” Prunus laurocerasus Michelia “Lemon Fragrant” Sophora tetraptera Acer rubrum “October Glory” Prunus lusitanica Michelia gracipes Sorbus aria “Lutescens” Alnus cordata Quercus canariensis Michelia “Mixed Up Miss” Sorbus aucuparia “Chinese Lace” Alnus glutinosa “Imperiallis” Quercus cerris Michelia “Paton Pink” Sorbus “Autumn Glow” Alnus glutinosa “Laciniata” Quercus ilex Michelia “Star Bright” Sorbus cashmiriana Alnus glutinosa v “Barabata” Quercus petraea x robur Michelia yunnanensis Sorbus folgneri Alnus jorullensis Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Michelia yunnanensis “Inspiration” Sorbus “Ghose” Alnus rubra Quercus suber Myrsine australis Styrax japonica Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Sophora microphylla Myrsine salicina Taxodium distichum “McLaren Falls” Fraxinus excelsior Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Olea Taxus baccata Liquidambar styraciflua Thuja plicata Olearia albida Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Metasequoia glyptostroboides Trachycarpus fortunei Olearia paniculata Thuja occidentalis “Pyramidalis” Nyssa sylvatica Ulmus lobel Pittosporum crassifolium Thuja occidentalis “Smaragd” Nyssa sylvatica v. biflora Ulmus parvifolia Pittosporum eugenioides “Variegatum” Ulmus “Dodoens” Picea abies Zelkova carpinifolia Pittosporum tenuifolium “Green Ripple” Ulmus glabra “Pendula” Platanus acerifolia Pittosporum tenuifolium “Mountain Green” Ulmus parvifolia “Jacqueline Hillier” Platanus orientalis Pittosporum tenuifolium “Silver Sheen” Viburnum opulus “Sterile” Poplar “Crow’s Nest” Pittosporum tenuifolium “Stephens Island” Viburnum tinus “Eve Price” Quercus bicolor Pittosporum tenuifolium “Variegata” Resistant to salt spray Quercus robur Prunus “Amanogawa” Araucaria heterophylla Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Prunus camp. “Mimosa” Astelia chathamica Sequoia sempervirens Prunus “Mountain Haze” Banksia integrifolia Styrax japonica Prunus mume “Peggy Clark” Callistemon Styrax obassia Prunus mume “The Geisha” Cordyline australis Taxodium distichum Prunus “Okame” Coprosma Taxodium distichum “Mexicanum” Page 179 CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Categories Often Asked For Tolerates Dry Sites Tolerates Dry Sites (cont.) Attractive to Birds (cont.) Attractive to Birds (cont.) Acacia melanoxylon Ulmus parvifolia Laurus nobilis Zelkova serrata Acer cappadocicum “Rubrum” Zelkova carpinifolia Magnolia campbelli Zelkova sinica Acer negundo Zelkova serrata Magnolia grandiflora Attracts Bees Acer platanoides Zelkova sinica Magnolia kobus Acer pseudoplatanus “Purpureum” Acer pseudoplatanus “Purpureum” Intolerant to clay soils Magnolia sieboldii Acer rubrum Aesculus indica Acer cappadocicum “Rubrum” Magnolia soulangeana Acer saccharinum Albizia julibrissin “Rosea” Aesculus hippocastanum Magnolia stellata Acer saccharum Carpinus betulus Castanea sativa Malus tschonoski Aesculus carnea Carpinus betulus “Fastigiata” Juglans nigra Michelia doltsopa Aesculus hippocastanum Cedrus deodara Juglans regia Michelia yunnanensis Aesculus indica Cercis racemosa Taxus baccata Morus alba Albizia julibrissin “Rosea” Cercis siliquastrum Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Morus nigra Amelanchier Canadensis Cercis siliquastrum “Alba” Tolerates Shade Nyssa sylvatica Arbutus unedo Cuppressus ovensii Acacia melanoxylon Nyssa sylvatica v. biflora Camellia (Japonica types) Dodonaea viscosa Acer japonicum Ostrya carpinifolia Camellia (Sasanqua types) Dodonaea viscosa “Purpurea” Camellia Pistacia chinensis Catalpa bignonioides Fraxinux raywoodii Carpinus betulus Pittosporum crassifolium Cercis canadensis Fraxinus ornus Carpinus betulus “Fastigiata” Pittosporum eugenioides Cercis chinensis Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Carpinus japonica Pittosporum tenuifolium Cercis racemosa Grevillea robusta Cercis canadensis Podocarpus totara Cercis siliquastrum Koelreuteria paniculata Cercis chinensis Prunus - All flowering Cherries Cercis siliquastrum “Alba” Kunzea ericoides Cercidiphyllum japonicum Prunus laurocerasus Cordyline australis Laurus nobilis Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Prunus lusitanica Cornus controversa Melia azedarach Fagus sylvatica Pseudopanax arboreus Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Morus alba Griselinia littoralis Pseudopanax ferox Koelreuteria paniculata Morus nigra Laurus nobilis Pyrus betulifolia “Autumn Leaves” Kunzea ericoides Ostrya carpinifolia Ostrya carpinifolia Quercus afares Laurus nobilis Parrotia persica Parrotia persica Quercus alba Liriodendron tulipifera Photinia “Red Robin” Podocarpus totara Quercus bicolor Magnolia campbelli Picea pungens “Glauca” Pseudopanax arboreus Quercus canariensis Magnolia grandiflora Pistacia chinensis Pseudopanax ferox Quercus cerris Magnolia kobus Pittosporum crassifolium Quercus rubra Quercus coccinea Magnolia sieboldii Pittosporum eugenioides Taxus baccata Quercus ellipsoidalis Magnolia soulangeana Pittosporum tenuifolium Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Quercus ilex Magnolia stellata Podocarpus totara Thuja plicata Quercus palustris Malus tschonoski Prunus laurocerasus Trachycarpus fortunei Quercus petraea x robur Michelia doltsopa Prunus lusitanica Attractive to Birds Quercus robur Michelia yunnanensis Prunus mume “The Geisha” Amelanchier canadensis Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Pittosporum crassifolium Quercus afares Astelia chathamica Quercus rubra Prunus laurocerasus Quercus canariensis Camellia (Japonica types) Quercus suber Prunus lusitanica Quercus ellipsoidalis Cordyline australis Quercus variabilis Prunus mume “The Geisha” Quercus ilex Cornus controversa Sophora microphylla Prunus yedoensis Quercus petraea x robur Cornus kousa Sophora tetraptera Pseudopanax ferox Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Cornus kousa “Chinensis” Sorbus devoniensis Pyrus betulifolia “Autumn Leaves” Quercus variabilis Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Sorbus wilsoniana Pyrus calleryana Robinia pseudoacacia Eucalyptus ficifolia Styrax japonica Pyrus calleryana “Candelabra” Sequoia sempervirens Fagus sylvatica Styrax obassia Sophora microphylla Sophora microphylla Fagus sylvatica “Purpurea” Taxus baccata Sophora tetraptera Sorbus aucuparia Griselinia littoralis Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Sorbus aucuparia Taxus baccata Koelreuteria paniculata Trachycarpus fortunei Sorbus devoniensis Trachycarpus fortunei Kunzea ericoides Zelkova carpinifolia Sorbus wilsoniana CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Page 180 Categories Often Asked For Attracts Bees (cont.) 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Styrax japonica Liquidambar Fagus syl. “Dawyck Purple” Laburnum x watereri “Vossii” Styrax obassia Liriodendron Fraxinus “Purple Spire” Leptospernum “Copper Sheen” Tilia amurensis Magnolia Ginkgo biloba “Fastigiata” Magnolia Tilia cordata Malus Hoheria angustifolia Malus Tilia europaea Melia azedarach Ilex crenata “Sky Pencil” Michelia Tilia platyphyllos Metrosideros excelsa Knightia excelsa Prunus Tilia tomentosa Michelia Liriodendron tulipifera “Fastigiatum” Robinia Trachycarpus fortunei Nyssa sylvatica Liriodendron tulipifera “Snowbird” Styrax Street Trees Parrotia persica Malus tschonoski Autumn Colour Acer palmatum Platanus Myrsine salicina Acer Acer rubrum Prunus Plagianthus regius Amelanchier Albizia Pyrus calleryana Poplar “Crows Nest” Betula Alnus Quercus Prunus “Amanogawa” Cercidiphyllum Alectryon excelsus Robinia Prunus hillieri “Spire” Cercis Amelanchier canadensis Sorbus Pyrus calleryana “Candelabra” Cornus Araucaria Sophora Quercus robur “Fastigiata” Fraxinus Banksia integrifolia Taxus Taxus baccata “Fastigiata” Ginkgo biloba Betula Thuja Thuja occidentalis “Smaragd” Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Carpinus Ulmus Ulmus lobel Liquidambar Celtis australis Zelkova Spring Colour Liriodendron Cornus Columnar Trees Acer palmatum Malus Crataegus Acer pal. “Skeeter's Broom” Aesculus Nyssa Eucalyptus ficifolia Acer rubrum “Armstrong” Camellia Parrotia persica Fagus Acer rubrum “Bowhall” Catalpa bignonioides Platanus Fraxinus Acer rubrum “Columnare” Cedrela sinensis Poplar Ginkgo biloba Agathis australis Cercis Prunus Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Betula “Whitespire” Cornus Quercus Grevillea robusta Carpinus betulus “Fastigiata” Cotinus Sorbus Hymenosporum flavum Cuppressus sempervirens gracilis Crataegus Styrax Lagunaria patersonii Fagus syl. “Dawyck Gold” Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Ulmus Leptospernum “Copper Sheen” Fagus syl. “Dawyck Green” Koelreuteria paniculata Our Staff Owner/Operator . . . . . . . . . . . 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Poutasi Sefo “Junior” Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neemia Pepe Do you want to become apart of our emailing list? Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Taylor Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regan van Gemerden We are currently updating our website. Is there anything you would like to see included on it? Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joel Currie Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tuitogamakoe Kavauea “Ben” Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phil Scott Nurseryman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malakai Esera CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Page 182 Our Nursery Main Branch - 1 Roberts Line, Palmerston North Leafland is a family run wholesale tree nursery based in Palmerston North, New Zealand. We specialise in Exotic, Edible and Native species, and sell around 487 different varieties, species & sub-species. Our property spans over many acres and three different locations, accommodating 50,000 individual trees. Our stock is continually turned over, and at different stages of growth. The smallest bag size we sell is PB 18 (Pint Bag, 18 = 18 Pints of volume), and the largest bag is 1000L (Litres). Leafland trees are unique in that they are grown on our property in a typically windy Palmerston North. This environment will help make a hardier plant, compared to one grown in a sheltered environment. Typical Leafland customers include councils, property developers, landscapers, tree surgeons, golf courses & schools. Page 183 CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Our Nursery Contract Branch - 710 Napier Road, Palmerston North (Whaka Site) Napier Road Our Whaka site is a 20 acre block which used to be an old berry farm. We purchased this in 2013 and have been developing the site to grow trees. We have over 20,000 trees on this site now. CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Page 184 Tree Planting Guide - Important Information Too many times in the past I have seen trees planted out incorrectly. In many instances the trees were planted too deep, some with 120mm of soil over the root level. The trees will slowly shut down and die because of lack of warmth and air. (Only Poplars and Willows will survive this sort of treatment). We at Leafland recommend the following steps for planting out trees. 1. Planting: Dig the hole a little larger than the bag. If in heavy wet soils it may be best to mound up the site so water doesn’t pond around the trunk. Place the tree in the hole, teasing the roots out a little and firm up the soil round the rootball. Ensure that the tree is planted with the top of the rootball at the same level as surrounding soil. 2. Staking: For larger trees I recommend three stakes positioned beyond the rootball. Use something soft and non-abrasive to hold the tree (old tyre tubing is very good). Ties should be positioned about 1m high and the top of the tree left to sway in the wind which will strengthen it. I believe staking is very important for at least the first year as it must hold the rootball from movement so that the new roots can establish themselves in the surrounding soil. 3. Watering: After planting, water in with a good bucket of water. In summer we recommend a good bucket every third day or so - more or less depending on the weather. In winter a deciduous tree hardly requires any water, so don’t drown it! 4. Mulching: It has been recorded that a square metre of bare soil will lose around 2 litres of water on a hot day. Cover the root zone with 3-4 inches of bark/mulch (not lawn clippings). As most councils have their own chippers now, I think this would be a very good way to use it. Also, mulching will suppress weeds round the tree and save weed spray in the long run. 5. Fertilizer: We recommend Easy Green, Lawn and Garden as an all-purpose fertilizer. Sprinkle a handful round the base of the tree at six week intervals between October and mid-January. Leafland take the greatest care to have all trees dispatched true to name but will give no warranty as to growth or description. As we have no control over the area the trees are to be planted in we do not undertake to replace any failures. Placing an order with Leafland constitutes full acceptance of this condition of trade. Page 185 CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Wholesale Terms of Trade This list cancels all previous lists. Prices quoted DO NOT include GST. GST will be shown separately on each invoice. Prices are net at Nursery and are subject to change without notice. Delivery or Freighting: This can be arranged by us. The approximate cost to Wellington is $20.00 per tree; with extra cost for 1 only; less for 10 or more. Freight companies have a minimum charge between $30 and $75. For bulk orders take advantage of our returnable tree crate. Claims: All trees are dispatched uninsured and at buyer’s risk. Claims for losses or damage in transit should be lodged immediately, direct to the transport organization. Any complaints to us must be made within three days of receiving trees. Returns: Once an order is filled and dispatched, if a customer then changes their mind, the trees must be returned to Leafland, and the customer will pay the cost of transport in both directions. Payment: Payment to be made when the order is collected, or before the order is freighted. In the case of customers with established credit arrangements – payment is due on the 20th of the month following dispatch. Interest at 2% per month will be charged on overdue accounts. Leafland may, at its discretion, forward details of any amounts outstanding and overdue for payment, to a recovery agent for the purpose of effecting collection of any monies owing. Should Leafland utilize the service of a recovery agent, you the customer, undertake to make pay- ment of all debt collection costs in regard to any monies owed by you. Credit Application: Please complete, and forward to us, the application on page. Forward Orders: Selected stock can be labeled and held provided the customer pays a deposit of 50% of its value. Ownership: Goods remain the property of Leafland until paid for in full. To locate nursery: Leave Palmerston North on the Ashhurst-Napier Highway and take the first turn left out of the built-up area into Roberts Line. We are the first gate on the left. See map. Leafland take the greatest care to have all trees dispatched true to name but will give no warranty as to growth or description. As we have no control over the area the trees are to be planted in we do not undertake to replace any failures. Placing an order with Leafland constitutes full acceptance of the above terms of trade. CONTACT US NOW: 0800 532 352 or [email protected] Page 186 Nursery located on the corner of Napier Road and Roberts Line, Palmerston North, NZ Freephone: 0800 Leafland or 0800 4 Natives 0800 532 352 0800 462 848 Phone: (06) 355 32 35 Free Fax: 0508 53 23 52 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web: www.leafland.co.nz Open: Mon - Fri (8am - 5pm) Quality Specimen Trees Platanus acerifolia
