The perfect little tree for a special place in the home garden, potager, courtyard garden or used as a container specimen. Grows to a maximum height of 1-1.5m and spread of 1-2m. Garden Prince is a low chill variety so is well suited the drier northern areas of the country, as well as all other regions of NZ. 

Forms an attractive umbrella shaped tree that has many uses including the production of pine nuts. The tree can be grown for shelter, erosion control, for timber, for resin and in coastal and amenity plantings. Hardy and grows well in free draining soils. Drought resistant once established. Trees don’t mind salt spray or clay soils. Cold hardy to -18º. If tree is planted in optimum conditions expect cones once tree reaches 6 years old, in poor conditions expect cones once tree reaches 12 years old.

A highly valued and diverse genus of plants.  All trees are well suited to home garden plantings and wider landscape usage.

A freemanii cross between Red and Silver Maple, combining the best of both. Deeply lobed leaves are rich green with excellent orange-red autumn colour. Upright branching habit with a dense oval head.

Dogwoods are amongst the world’s most beautiful flowering trees and have the added bonus of superb autumn colour. Our selections are trees ideal for prominent garden situations. Cornus trees need fertile soil and light shade. Flower better when grown in cooler winters.

For many gardeners, this is the pick of the Dogwoods. Large white showy flower bracts in spring and fantastic red and orange autumn colour. Tree habit upright. 4 x 3m.

Specimen trees with richly coloured autumn foliage. Easy to grow but prefer moist soil and some wind protection to perform at their best.

A stunning new dwarf selection of Liquidambar. The tree grows only to about 3 metres tall in 10 years, with a narrow upright tree form. The foliage is proportionally smaller too, with small, fine leaves. Little Richard turns to stunning autumn colours, which hold well on the tree. The perfect tree for small gardens and containers.

Upright, pyramidal form and proven performer. Autumn tones of pale orange and apricot change to purple. More wind tolerant than the other varieties with its more upright habit.