Acer campestre

Acer campestreAcer campestre is known for its fabulous autumn display of buttery yellow and red leaves, creating a focal point in a garden that is heading into winter. It is deciduous and offers a show of dark green, rounded five lobed foliage in spring and summer. The leaves are often tinted purple red when young before deepening into green. In spring, the tree offers a lovely display of yellow green upright flowers. Field Maple trees have a fissured bark with a

First grown all the way back in 1875

It is also ideal for adding a delightful display in a restricted or limited space

Ideal for container growing

offering a splash of colour and elegance

Tazetta Daffodil with brilliant white petals surrounding a buttery white cup-shaped corona

the Sheerwater Seedling can be planted in full sun

Plant Katie Heath in areas where the beauty and fragrance of this early dwarf with a bi-coloured bloom can be most appreciated

The Ilex meserveae ‘Gentle’ Tree

Greigii Tulip with mostly red-orange petals that are fringed in golden yellows

their slight fragrance adds an extra dimension to your garden's sensory experience

the weight may pull some branches down

If you find that your cordon’s spurs are becoming overly crowded – which can happen with more established trees – then thin out some of the older spurs which haven’t fruited quite so well (this should be done in winter)