All Deciduous Trees
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A very beautiful variegated Japanese maple. In spring, Toyama Nishiki dissected leaves have cream and pink overtones and in Autumn it has fantastic colours of bright orange and red. Beautiful tones, Deciduous.
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aka Japanese Maple
Maple. The green leaves of this tree are tipped with a scarlet red, this holds very well through the spring, then fades to a nice dark green by summer until its autumn show of bright red. 'Tsuma gaki' performs best in partial shade and over time grows into a small round tree. Deciduous.
150-180 cm
Height range of stock

aka Japanese Maple
Leaves are five lobed and a long, narrow linear shape. When they unfurl in spring they are soft orange red, then they become green, tinted with bronze orange, maturing to a good green. Then, in autumn, they turn golden yellow. Upright, vase shaped small shrub. Deciduous.
130-150 cm
Height range of stock

aka Ash leaf maple or violet twig box elder
Featuring in spring, masses of burgundy tassels that adorn bare branches. Young shoots and leaves are purple maroon changing to bright green then becoming a deeper rich green as they mature. Leaves turn gold for their autumn display. A vigorous grower with smooth bark. Deciduous.
Great as shade tree for paddocks, larger parks and gardens.
210-250 cm
Height range of stock

aka Japanese Maple
Japanese Maple. An award winning Maple with fresh green, wide, lobed leaves that emerge in spring set against smooth grey-brown bark. Stunning autumn colour prior to leaf fall. Tall upright habit. Plant in a sheltered spot in deep cool soil. Deciduous.
This Maple has pretty little drooping sprays of 'flowers' known as corymbs just before the leaves emerge.
150-180 cm
Height range of stock

aka Japanese Maple
This lovely little Maple was bred in NZ. It has many features not the least being the fiery red stems that are a stand out in winter. The dissected spring foliage emerges green turning to yellow-green for summer and tones of red and orange prior to leaf fall. Deciduous.
STD-60-HGT-160
Height range of stock

aka Baumanns Horse Chestnut
Common name is Baumanns horse chestnut and is a popular cultivar for the fact that this one has upright clusters of double flowers in white shades. A fabulous ornamental tree that is useful as a specima, avenue or street planting. Tolerant of cool climates with attractive yellow autumn tones
80-120 cm
Height range of stock

aka Red horse chestnut
The Red Horse Chestnut is a handsome deciduous tree with large bold foliage. In spring large upright clusters of rosy crimson flowers decorate the whole tree. Wonderful specimen or shade tree. Prefers a sunny sheltered position in soil that does not completely dry out in summer.
90-120 cm
Height range of stock

aka Red Horse Chestnut
The Red Horse Chestnut is a handsome deciduous tree with large bold foliage. In spring large upright clusters of rosy crimson flowers decorate the whole tree. Wonderful specimen or shade tree. Prefers a sunny sheltered position in soil that does not completely dry out in summer.
70-80 cm
Height range of stock

aka Horse Chestnut
If you want a game of Conkers then this is the tree for you. The 'Horse Chestnut' is a handsome large tree with bold foliage and huge white, tinged red flowers in spring. The flowers are followed by nuts encased in a distinctive prickly skin. The nuts known as 'conkers' are released in autumn.
This is a very large tree and the height given is a 10 year estimate, it will continue to grow and can live to 300 years! Give it room to grow and it will delight you and your family for generations.
90-120 cm
Height range of stock
50-70 cm
Height range of stock
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