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  • How to Plant a Maple Tree in the UK

    Loosen the roots Gently tease out any circling roots around the edge of the rootball to encourage outward Expert Insight: Checking depth with a straight edge across the hole helps prevent planting too low. Maple variety Best for UK suitability Field Maple (Acer campestre ‘Elegant’) Native-style planting, boundaries The Woodland Trust highlights that Field Maple ( Acer campestre ) is one of the UK’s native tree species

  • Hybrid Willow vs. Poplar: Which Fast-Growing Tree is Best for You?

    does require regular pruning to maintain its shape and prevent overgrowth, particularly when used as a hedge cool and warmer climates Maintenance Regular pruning needed for shape and size control, especially in hedges

  • The essential guide to springtime tree planting and finding the ideal tree for your garden

    line of statuesque trees can make an entrance infinitely more imposing; Tilia cordata – A majestic UK native Carpinus betulus Fastigiata - This upright form of the popular native Hornbeam tree is a great screening Best when picked and eaten straight from the tree but can be stored and turned into delicious juice.

  • How to Prune a Beech Tree in the UK

    Beech trees are widely grown across the UK as specimen trees and hedging thanks to their dense foliage Beech hedging can tolerate more regular trimming than specimen trees, but cuts should still be kept measured Step back and assess Check balance and shape before continuing Helps avoid over-pruning 10.

  • The Ultimate Guide to Tree Pairing in UK Gardens – Choosing Trees That Thrive Together

    It is written for UK gardeners, landscapers, and landowners who want clear, practical advice backed by Garden goal Recommended pairing approach Why does this work in UK gardens Wildlife support Native flowering If you are planning a new scheme, explore Bowhayes Trees’ ornamental , native , and screening tree collections Trees with similar soil, light, and growth requirements, particularly native species, are the most reliable

  • How to Care for Young Trees in Hot Weather: Summer Tree Watering Tips

    your tree may be struggling in hot weather: Drooping or curling leaves Leaves turning brown around the edges Looking for more advice on establishing trees and hedging?

  • Top Small Trees for Small Gardens

    Its versatility makes it suitable for hedging, topiary, or as a focal point in small spaces. 9.

  • Top 5 Ornamental Trees for Autumn Interest in Small Gardens

    At Bowhayes Trees, we’re passionate about helping you bring the beauty and benefits of native trees to

  • How to Store Your Trees in Preparation for Planting

    More Information At Bowhayes Trees, we stock a wide range of native and ornamental trees to suit every

  • How to Prune a Maple Tree in the UK

    Always: Use sharp, disinfected tools Make clean cuts Prune during the correct seasonal window Step back Several maple trees (Acer species) are widely grown across the UK, both as ornamental feature trees and native-style Acer campestre (Field Maple) Cultivars such as Acer campestre ‘Elsrijk’ are hardy UK-native selections Prevents stress 7 Cut correctly Supports wound healing 8 Use clean tools Reduces infection risk 9 Step back How much can I cut back a maple tree?

  • National Gardening Week 2023

    So, maybe this year is the year for you to try and grow some of your own soft fruit, or plant a new hedge

  • Flowering Cherry Trees in the UK: The Ultimate Guide for Home Gardeners

    That said, some cherry species are more tolerant of clay or damp sites (for example, the native Prunus out any pot-bound roots  by loosening or cutting circling roots; this helps them grow outward into native For example, the native wild cherry ( Prunus avium ) has white single blossoms that are hermaphrodite Historic and Native Cherry Trees:  The UK does have native cherry species: Wild Cherry (Prunus avium) A group of three Prunus padus  (native Bird cherry) near a damp swale, to integrate with nature – these

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