Llamas & Alpacas (Camelids) Camelids are natural browsers and often seek out shrubs, young trees and

Coppicing means cutting the hedge shrubs down to near ground level to stimulate vigorous regrowth from planting requirements: at least 6 plants per metre in a double row, using at least 3 different native shrub (1,100 trees/ha)” option, but applying it in a narrow strip (a hedge is essentially a line of trees/shrubs

For more details on light pruning techniques for trees and shrubs in UK gardens, see the Royal Horticultural

alnifolia (Saskatoon Berry) Cultivars such as Amelanchier alnifolia are valued for their edible berries and shrub-like

A tidy set of essential pruning tools, ready for safe and effective tree and shrub care.

or even balcony containers can still enjoy cherry blossoms by choosing naturally small varieties or shrub-form about 2 m height/spread in 10–20 years – it has a dense, twiggy habit (sometimes grown as a bonsai-like shrub Another compact choice is Prunus ‘The Bride’, a small shrubby cherry (~2.5–3 m) that is absolutely covered It grows as a dense, rounded shrub/tree to about 2–3 m. Complement your cherries with other wildlife-friendly trees or shrubs (like crabapples, hawthorns, etc

Dogwood (Cornus) Flowering dogwoods offer bracts in early summer, while shrubby Cornus alba adds coloured