Quercus robur

Quercus roburThe English Oak Tree is an imposing and majestic tree, often known as the King of Trees, while the Beech is the Queen. The name, Quercus robur, is derived from the Celtic word Quer which means fine and the word Cuez which means tree. A Fine Tree it certainly is! In summer, the English Oak tree is covered in deeply lobed, dark green foliage which turns to a fabulous show of russet brown and bronze in autumn. Autumn also sees the arrival of acorns which

Due to its preference for shade

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Therefore it is not suitable for plating along paved pathways or roads

These dwarf shrubs will thrive in acidic soil that is rich in humus and well-drained

pink buds open into small

Its blooms are exceptionally strong and long-lasting

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commonly known as Japanese maple

Known commonly as male fern

This variety of Clematis has won the RHS Award of Garden Merit due to its yearly reliability

Patio Rose White Patio is an undemanding deciduous plant that is long-lasting and easy to grow

This six pack of Verbena Quartz Waterautumn Mixed bedding plants features a beautifully compact