Plant Index

Here is an alphabetical list of all the plants we grow. Some can be bought directly through our on-line shop.

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Alphabetical list of Trees, Plants and Shrubs

To buy click on the link. Due to the large and unusual varieties of plants stocked, we cannot always keep high levels of stock.

Pinus

Pinus aristata
The 'Bristlecone Pine' makes a small very long lived pine tree, specimens often
2000 years old are found in its native habitat of Arizona and New Mexico in the
United States.
Pinus contorta var. Latifolia
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Pinus densiflora
Japanese red pine.
Pinus densiflora umbraculifera
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Pinus flexilis
Introduced in 1862 from the Rocky Mountain area of N.W. America, the Limber
Pine makes an interesting addition to any garden collection. It makes a medium
sized tree of good symmetrical outline.
Pinus halepensis
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Pinus heldreichii var leucodermis
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Pinus jeffreyi
Jeffrey pine.
Pinus monophylla
An unusual small tree with its rather unusual single needle foliage.
Pinus mugo
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Pinus mugo Gnom
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Pinus mugo Humpy
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Pinus mugo Mops
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Pinus mugo mughus
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Pinus mugo ophir
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Pinus mugo Pumilio
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Pinus mugo subsp. Uncinata
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Pinus mugo Trompenberg
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Pinus mugo Zundert
A lovely form of the Mountain pine with a compact habit and georgeous gold
winter foliage.
Pinus nigra
The Austrian Pine is commonly planted. It has a dense crown of branches, with
its needle-like dark green leaves occuring in pairs. It makes a very fine large
tree capable of withstanding seaside locations.
Pinus nigra Austriaca
The Austrian Pine is commonly planted. It has a dense crown of branches, with
its needle-like dark green leaves occuring in pairs. It makes a very fine large
tree capable of withstanding seaside locations.
Pinus nigra Black Prince
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Pinus nigra Maritima
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Pinus nigra Moseri (sylvestris)
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Pinus parviflora Adcock's Dwarf
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Pinus parviflora Glauca
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Pinus parviflora Tempelhof
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Pinus pinaster
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Pinus pinea
The 'Umbrella Pine' a medium sized pine that produces a distinctive umbrella
shaped flat topped crown. Native to many Mediterannean areas and particularly
useful in light sandy soils.
Pinus radiata
The Monterey Pine is a handsome tree with bright green needle-like leaves that
occur in threes. A great tree for mild inland areas and coastal sites.
Pinus radiata Aurea
A golden form of the Monterey Pine. Originates from New Zealand.
Pinus strobus
The Weymouth Pine, so called because of the extensive planting made by Lord
Weymouth at Longleat Wiltshire in the 1700s. Fast growing with attractive foliage
and long Cones on slender stalks.
Pinus strobus nana
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Pinus sylvestris
A very elegant, broad, cone-shaped, blue-green conifer with long twisted needles
hanging in clusters all over the branches. A classic tree for woodland or as an
individual specimen.
Pinus sylvestris Aurea
Old gold foliage on a slow growing form of the 'Scots Pine'.
Pinus sylvestris beuvronensis
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Pinus sylvestris Chantry Blue
Originally I added this strong growing pine to the collection beacause of its
name connection with Chantry Farm, however its good blue coloured foliage and
easy cultivation makes this a plant for any collection.
Pinus sylvestris Fastigiata
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Pinus sylvestris Gold Coin
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Pinus sylvestris Waterii
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Pinus thunbergii
The Black Pine. A very fine Pine making a large tree with curiously twisted
branches. Very useful thanks to its resistance to maritime conditions. Excellent
in poor, sandy soils.
Pinus wallichiana (P.griffithii)
(Pinus griffithii) Bhutan Pine a remarkable and very beautiful pine with its long
blue green needles bunched in 5's and attractive pendant cones.

All our native plants are English grown, English provenance stock