Attractive white tinged pink spring blossom, followed by shiny green eating apples with a golden blush. This spur bearing variety ripens mid season. 

The beautiful tree is deserving of more wide-spread planting, as few blossom trees can equal the flowering peach for depth of colour and quality of bloom.

One of the most outstanding weeping trees. Ice white, double blossom with patches of pink flowers, cascade down the weeping stems in early spring.  Highly recommended and can be accommodated in any sized garden. 

A cateogry of stunning small to medium size trees which are becoming increasingly popular.  These trees are highly recommended as super trees for many garden and landscape uses. Can grow in most soil conditions, including alkaline and clay. Tolerant to pollution, drought and wet soils.

An outstanding newish arrival that is ideal as an avenue, shade or accent tree. Showy white spring flowers, lush wavy, cupped foliage, strong pyramidal growth habit and yellow to red autumn tonings. Hardy, high health tree of medium size. Great for avenue and driveway planting. 6 x 4m

A small genus of fast growing trees characterised by their attractive pinnate leaves and pendulous pea-flowers. Hardy, drought resistant and suitable for most soils.

Outstanding smaller tree with rich golden yellow leaves spring to autumn.  A superb specimen and shade tree. 5 x 4m.

Bold and sought after architectural trees sure to make a statement. Great specimen trees, and equally spectacular planted in a group. Robinia Mop Top™ should be pruned in winter to maintain the 'mop head' shape. The pruning can be quite severe if the size needs to be reduced significantly. 

A stunning new form of Frisia with large oval yellow-green foliage from spring to late autumn. This variety holds its leaves longer than Frisia and has much softer spines. An outstanding new tree for shade and colour.