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Practice good garden hygiene by removing fallen leaves and fruit to reduce the risk of disease spread Maintain an open canopy to promote good air circulation and sunlight penetration.

hedgerows for navigation, while birds, mammals and invertebrates utilise them for shelter, nesting, and food - Dogwood 'Cornus sanguinea' is a beautiful deciduous shrub that can be seen dotting the hedges and woodlands This hardy plant is often found in woodlands and is a popular choice for mixed native hedging.

In our experience, successful planting comes down to timing, correct depth, good drainage, and careful Insight: In our experience, crab apples flower most reliably when planted in a bright, open position with good Good soil preparation is essential for strong root development and long-term health. Very hardy and reliable Malus transitoria ‘Golden Raindrops’ Golden fruit and autumn colour Hardy with good In our experience, the most successful plantings follow the same principles: correct planting depth, good

successful establishment depends on planting at the correct depth, choosing a bright position, and ensuring good Insight: In our experience, Amelanchier flower most reliably when planted in a bright, open position with good To prepare soil for an Amelanchier, ensure good drainage, loosen compacted ground, and enrich the planting The most successful plantings follow the same principles: correct depth, good drainage, adequate spacing

Their ability to thrive in a range of soil conditions  makes them ideal for budget-friendly gardens, woodland  supports healthy trunk formation  and hardy growth , making it a great choice for tree planting in woodlands Native species are well-suited to local conditions, supporting biodiversity by providing food and habitat A wide range of native trees are available as bare root, making them a great choice for hedgerows, woodlands Beech (Fagus sylvatica)  – A popular choice for hedging and woodland planting.

Good drainage makes a noticeable difference to long-term tree health. Most issues are minor and can be managed with good overall care. There is no simple cure, so prevention through good watering and soil care is the best approach. Are maple trees good for wildlife?

Wildlife Appeal & Seasonal Benefits Red and yellow rowans both provide abundant food for birds , pollen Wildlife Trust, planting berry-producing trees like rowans can help birds thrive in autumn as natural food

The good news? Do low-maintenance trees still offer good screening? Absolutely.

Growth June to August Planting:  While planting is less common in summer due to heat stress, it's a good

August is a great month to focus on providing food, shelter, and pollinator-friendly planting. Raise the container slightly off the ground using feet or bricks to promote good airflow and avoid waterlogging Prune Summer Growth August is a good time to lightly prune summer-flowering shrubs once they’ve finished

and structural balance  – Pair maples with trees of varied height, leaf shape, and form for a natural woodland Read Woodland Trust guidance on the best trees for birds and other wildlife   to boost biodiversity in berries and foliage Wildlife-friendly schemes Birch Betula utilis / pendula White bark, light foliage Woodland

Low Maintenance:  Tolerant and easy to care for in most soils with good drainage. are hardy and suitable for the UK climate, especially when planted in a sunny, sheltered spot with good