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Quercus alba - White oakQuercus alba White oak From the north east US and Canada, Quercus alba is a very large, slow growing, long lived, deciduous tree with a wide spreading, branched habit, rather like that of the common (pedunculate) oak. The bark is pale ash grey and rugged. The large, deeply lobed leaves emerge pinkish red, silvery with downy hairs. They turn deep green with glossy upper sides in summer, and in autumn turn purplish red or brown; some leaves may persist

A stunning small evergreen tree

An Irish heritage variety discovered in Co

Jasmine Clotted Cream

Possibly the finest cultivar of the native (or long-established) whitebeam

twisting twigs

Good on a north wall

This cultivar is non-fruiting

Pink Flowering Dogwood

Site: ShelteredSoil: Well drained

as it bears more consistent crops each year when other oaks have quite poor years

A Yew-like conifer which is a member of the podocarp family Saxegothea conspicua grows wild in South America

the apples hold on the tree after leaf-fall