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to announce that we have been awarded UKISG (UK and Ireland Sourced and Grown) accreditation by the Woodland accreditation to those nurseries who sow and grow plants in the UK, furthermore all plants supplied by the Woodland - Woodland Trust - Woodland Trust Stay informed https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/plant-biosecurity-strategy-for-great-britain

Whatever you choose to do this week, getting outside in nature is always good for your mental health

If you’re planning to plant a new hedge (BN11) or fill gaps in an existing hedge (BN7), the good news

vibrant red berries complement its fiery orange leaves, making it a beacon of colour in gardens and woodlands Whether you're strolling through a park, hiking in a woodland, or simply gazing out your window, the

Its persistent crab apples last well into winter, supporting wildlife when food is scarce. It’s also a good time to clean pots, sharpen tools, and prepare for early spring sowing.

Choose narrow or airy trees for shady spots Think long-term : Plan for mature size, not just what looks good

Good in pots: Ideal for patios and rooftop terraces.

In early summer, the nectar-rich blossom  of ornamental trees can provide an essential food source for Provide Food, Water, and Shelter To attract and support wildlife in your UK garden, consider installing

Which trees are good for pollinators in late spring? Choose a large pot with good drainage and fill it with peat-free, soil-based compost.

Evereste’ : Masses of white flowers, orange-red fruit Malus ‘John Downie’ : Excellent for jelly-making, good

Yes, provided you choose a dwarf or compact variety  and use a large, deep container  with good drainage

Are ornamental trees good for wildlife? Absolutely.