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- Why Is My Magnolia Not Flowering?
The best time to relocate a magnolia is during its dormant season in autumn or early spring.
- Top Tips : Looking After Trees and Shrubs in Winter
trees are better to be pruned once the flowers have finished, as they will create their new buds in autumn
- Best Practices: Planting Trees in Diverse UK Climates
Field Maple ( Acer campestre ): Adds autumn interest and copes with dry conditions.
- How to Plant a Cherry Blossom Tree in the UK
Container-grown trees : These offer more flexibility and can be planted year-round, though autumn and
- Fast-Growing Screening Trees UK | Instant Privacy Solutions
Its glossy green leaves persist late into autumn, extending its screening effectiveness. 4.
- Exploring the Beauty of Trees: An Overview of Winter Interest
Scarlet Willow's vibrant red to the Paperbark Maple's peeling bark, many species can add interest and colour In the silence of winter, you can take a closer look at the intricate patterns, colours, and textures The colours can range from shades of grey and olive to near-white or even reddish-brown. They can provide winter interest with different colours, fragrances, shapes, sizes, and textures. Whether you're looking for a vibrant pop of colour or an interesting texture, there are tree species
- Winter Willow: A Simple, Science-Backed Boost for Your Livestock
Strip-graze standing coppice , letting animals browse regrowth during late autumn and early spring.
- Magnolia Soulangeana vs Magnolia Stellata | What's the Difference in These Varieties?
Wide, spreading Compact, rounded Ideal Setting Lawns, large borders Courtyards, smaller gardens Flower Colour Choose Magnolia Stellata for limited spaces, pots, or earlier seasonal colour.
- Essential Care Tips for Healthy and Vibrant Crab Apple Trees
Crab apple trees are cherished for their stunning blossoms, colourful fruits, and overall ornamental
- Guardians of Your Garden: Identifying Common UK Tree Pests and Diseases
: Affected trees may show decayed roots, white fungal growth under the bark, and clusters of honey-coloured
- How to identify and treat tree diseases
sometimes, removal is the only option.n Identifying Tree Diseases: Look for unusual changes in leaf colour
- Screening Trees for Patios and Balconies UK | Best Privacy Trees for Pots
Photinia ‘Red Robin’ (Standard or Half-Standard Form) Type: Evergreen Height in pot: 1.5–3m Best For: Colourful















