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frothy spring blossom, clusters of bright berries, and golden autumn colour mean they offer four-season interest seasonal care helps them thrive: Mulch  each spring with well-rotted compost or bark chips Feed  in late winter However: Lightly prune in late winter or early spring  to shape Remove dead, diseased, or crossing branches wildlife magnets — their berries feed birds like blackbirds, thrushes, and waxwings through autumn and winter

Plus, they offer seasonal interest, improve air quality, and provide habitats for birds and insects—making Their white spring blossom adds bonus seasonal interest. 8. planting  with climbers, shrubs and trees for multi-level cover This kind of approach can create a more interesting Combining trees with other garden features also allows you to maximise vertical interest and soften the Deciduous Trees : If seasonal interest is preferred, deciduous trees like Hornbeam ( Carpinus betulus

If you're thinking of adding structure or year-round interest, now is a great time to plant container-grown It’s also a good moment to assess any winter damage and give your trees and hedging a boost with the Start by inspecting branches for any winter damage. A hardy choice for year-round interest, it’s ideal for mixed beds or as a stand-alone feature. These add seasonal interest and are well-suited to UK gardens.

Deciduous / Semi-evergreen Height:  6–12m Growth Rate:  Moderate Why it's low maintenance:  Holds leaves in winter , adapts to most soils, minimal feeding needed Hornbeam keeps its coppery leaves through winter , offering Moderate Neat, clips easily Holly ✅ Slow Natural shape, festive Hornbeam Semi Moderate Keeps leaves in winter

Wildlife Support For those interested in creating a more pollinator-friendly garden , opt for magnolias in early to mid-spring , when pollen is a welcome food source for bees and hoverflies emerging from winter treat if necessary Autumn (September–November) An ideal time for planting and preparing the tree for winter evergreen magnolia with glossy leaves and fragrant white flowers, ideal for privacy and year-round interest violets These combinations create a continuous food supply  for bees and beneficial insects from late winter

 (more often in summer) Feed with a balanced tree fertiliser  from March to August Prune lightly in winter regular watering and feeding Portable and decorative Limited root space can reduce lifespan Adds seasonal interest Yes, light pruning once a year — typically in winter — helps maintain shape and remove any dead or damaged

Elizabeth’ Height:  4–5m (slow-growing) Flowers:  Soft yellow, lightly fragrant Best for:  Spring-to-summer interest pollinators, early-flowering magnolias are a valuable nectar source  for queen bumblebees emerging in late winter Do magnolia trees lose their leaves in winter?

Avoid pruning in winter or early spring as this will remove flower buds and reduce blooming. Clematis viticella  – A summer-flowering climber that can weave through lilacs for extended seasonal interest This allows the roots to establish before the extremes of summer heat or winter frost. Avoid heavy pruning in winter, as it can reduce blooming. Why isn't my lilac blooming?

the Correct Season (Nov–March) After your application is approved and plants arrive: ✔ Plant in the winter submission, the process is surprisingly straightforward — and the funding can make a real difference to your winter

When You Are Not  Eligible You may not be eligible if: You cannot plant during winter You do not control If you’re planning a BN11 or BN7 hedge for winter 2025–26, Bowhayes Trees can help with: Native hedging

glow in shades of red, orange, yellow, or pink through autumn, Rowan trees offer striking seasonal interest Whether you’re looking to attract more wildlife, create year-round seasonal interest, or find the perfect Seasonal Interest:  From creamy white flower clusters in spring to lush green foliage in summer and brilliant By offering shelter, nourishment, and seasonal interest, Rowan trees play a vital role in supporting container trees  to wildlife favourites  and low-maintenance choices , Rowan trees offer year-round interest

Providing year-round cover and interest from its wonderful red foliage and pretty white flowers in spring Pruning: Prune your photinia hedge in late winter or early spring to promote bushier growth and maintain