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berries support wildlife when other food sources are scarce Even small urban gardens can play a vital role The Woodland Trust provides insights into how trees support wildlife , emphasizing their role in creating

Demonstrating our confidence, commitment and role within the United Kingdom's thriving tree-planting By offering a wide variety of species that thrive in the UK's ecosystems, we're playing a pivotal role

Do magnolia trees lose their leaves in winter? Most magnolias are deciduous , meaning they lose their leaves in autumn and regrow them in spring.

Each flower resembles a frilly rosette, and when in full bloom, the tree appears entirely covered in Height & Spread : 5–6m Blossom : Rose-pink, double Best for : Colourful planting schemes, contrast against

Prunus × subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ – Winter-flowering Cherry:  A delightful small tree (~3–4 m) ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ has a spreading habit and produces flushes of semi-double pale pink flowers on bare Both cherry and crabapple are in the rose family and provide pollen/nectar, but the difference is in The RHS gardens (Wisley, Rosemoor, etc.) feature cherry groves with interpretation about these historic RHS Garden Rosemoor  in Devon has a dedicated cherry garden with numerous cultivars, showcasing different

damage to branches; an excellent way to keep on top of this is by using a watering can or low-pressure hose

Avoid heavy pruning in spring, as rising sap can lead to bleeding. Avoid pruning in spring, as rising sap can lead to excessive bleeding and stress the tree.

trees and shrubs, check on young hedge plants, and top up mulch to lock in moisture as temperatures rise Essential April Tree and Shrub Care April brings longer days and rising temperatures, making it the ideal With longer days and rising temperatures, it’s the perfect month to focus on feeding ornamental trees

July marks the height of summer in the UK garden, with long days, vibrant growth, and rising temperatures Cultivating a Wildlife-Friendly Garden Even in the height of summer, your garden can play a vital role As growth slows and temperatures rise, a little attention goes a long way in helping trees, hedging,

They can also pose health risks to humans and pets due to their toxic hairs.

Deciduous Hedges:  Offer seasonal interest with flowers or autumn colour but may lose leaves in winter

Trees play an integral role in farm ecosystems, offering benefits that go far beyond their aesthetic