Collection: Pleached & Trained
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Malus d. 'James Grieve' (Pleached)
Dessert apple
Malus d. 'James Grieve' (Pleached)
Dessert apple
Culinary and dessert apple raised by James Greive in Edinburgh 1893. Fruit is red flush, s -
Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging)
Round-leaf laurel
Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging)
Round-leaf laurel
A glossy leaved evergreen which quickly forms a naturalistic screen or formal hedge. 'Rot -
Wisteria sinensis 'Prolific'
Chinese wisteria
Wisteria sinensis 'Prolific'
Chinese wisteria
An attractive woody climber with pinnate, dark-green leaves and fragrant, lilac flowers. I -
Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens' (Hedging)
Western Red Cedar
Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens' (Hedging)
Western Red Cedar
A moderately growing ornamental conifer with soft, feathery, very dark green foliage. May -
Acer campestre (Hedging)
Field Maple
Acer campestre (Hedging)
Field Maple
A deciduous, native species of maple traditionally used for hedgerows and informal hedging -
Carpinus b. 'Albert Beeckman' (Pleached)
Hornbeam
A handsome cultivar of hornbeam representing a good middleground between the straight spec -
Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' (Pleached)
Hornbeam
The tightly ascending branches of 'Fastigiata' provides an ideal dense canopy for various -
Carpinus betulus 'Monumentalis' (Topiary)
Dwarf hornbeam
Carpinus betulus 'Monumentalis' (Topiary)
Dwarf hornbeam
This interesting cultivar is a natural, slow-growing dwarf form of hornbeam.The foliage is -
Carpinus betulus (Box Head)
Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus (Box Head)
Hornbeam
A sophisticated box-pleach form of our native Hornbeam. The foliage is superb, phasing thr -
Carpinus betulus (Hedging)
Hornbeam Hedging
Carpinus betulus (Hedging)
Hornbeam Hedging
A classic, native hedging choice. New leaves emerge a fresh lime green, turning mid green -
Carpinus betulus (Pleached)
Common Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus (Pleached)
Common Hornbeam
An elegant form of hornbeam, lending structure and airy four-season screening in maturity. -
Carpinus betulus (Topiary)
Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus (Topiary)
Hornbeam
Thanks to its great structure and attractive growth hornbeam has long been used for pleach