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Common Alder 1£6.99£6.992805601ProductBIGTREES00.0000British NativesBroadleafCommon Alder0       -1-100      0 GBT0005 Ideal for carvers and turnersIt will grow to around 70ft (22m) Thriving in moist to wet ground it is a common inhabitant of riverbanks, low lying areas or upland areas with high rainfall. The leaves are slow to decay if they falll into water and as such the trees should not be planted too close to riverbanks. Nodules on roots which contain bacteria that ''fix'' nitrogen make it a valuable species for enriching poor ground. The timber used to be used to make clogs. It dislikes chalky soil. 6.99000.00000.000000Default_Item180 Common Alder - Ideal for carvers and turnerscommon, alder, alnus, glutinosa   Display_Item BIGTREES0 28056.jpg28056.jpgimages/shop_image3/default.gifimages/shop_image4/default.gif  1Alnus glutinosa  e398b150-61dd-4e2a-b966-f6719bd31e547b5c0ae5-9f86-42e3-a90b-955f64cc8eb10002/05/2005 14:16:0002/05/2005 00:00:0011/09/2006 16:27:0002/05/2005 14:21:00100 0 0002/05/2005 00:00:00 LIVE0 451298224319280561NoneDefault18/10/2025 18:48:04BIGTREES6.9900
Hawthorn 1£6.99£6.992806301ProductBIGTREES00.0000British NativesBroadleafHawthorn0       -1-100      0 GBT0012 Hedges, keeps animals in or outNative throughout the British Isles, it grows to around 45ft(14m) if left untrimmed. Also known as Quickthorn, Quick, or Maythorn it is the commonest hedgerow plant, forming a dense inpenetrable hedge. It''s white flowers appear from May onwards with the characteristic red berries (Haws) providing feed for birds in autumn and early winter. 6.99000.00000.000000Default_Item180 Hawthorn - Hedges, keeps animals in or outhawthorn, crataegus, monogyna, british, broadleaf, hedges   Display_Item BIGTREES0 28063.jpg28063.jpgimages/shop_image3/default.gifimages/shop_image4/default.gif  1Crataegus monogyna  dce8e4ff-7f96-4623-b254-e756f9e85f3f8db11910-7625-4872-8e81-4f6eb6aec1310002/05/2005 14:44:0002/05/2005 00:00:0011/09/2006 16:30:0002/05/2005 14:49:00100 0 0002/05/2005 00:00:00 LIVE0 451299224319280631NoneDefault18/10/2025 18:48:05BIGTREES6.9900
Scots Pine 1£9.99£9.992831301ProductBIGTREES00.0000British NativesConiferScots Pine0       -1-100      0 GBT0028 The Scots pine is widely distributed around the globe. A mature tree can rise to 120ft. Performs best on drier, well-drained sites.<p>The outline of a juvenile <b>Scots Pine</b> alters as it matures losing its lower branches to form a flatter spreading crown. A mature tree can rise to 120ft (36m)</p> <p>Apart from being a native of the once extensive Caledonian pine forests, the Scots pine is widely distributed around the globe in places such as Siberia, The Artic Circle, Scandinavia and Southern Spain. </p> <p>There are several distinguishing features of the Scots Pine. The first is the variation of the barks colour and texture with age. A young sapling’s bark is paper-thin and often orange-red in colour, where as the mature tree has thick, craggy flakes of bark up to 5 cm thick and red-brown in colour. The needles of this tree grow in pairs to about 5cm in length and are blue-green in colour. </p> <p> <ul> <li>Scots Pine performs best on drier, well-drained sites in the east of the country and also on north facing slopes in Scotland, possibly due to the wetter conditions providing protection from fires.</li> <li>Today, seed from managed seed stands provides stock of higher quality than that available from the remnant Caledonian Pine stands</li> <li>It can grow in different altitudes ranging from sea level to 2400m</li> <li>The trees can have an extensive life span of 250-300 years</li> <li>At chest height the girth can measure up to 2.4m (8ft)</li> <li>If a Scots Pine dies while standing it’s skeleton can remain for 50 to 100 years due to the high resin content in the sap, which causes slow decay.</li> </ul> </p> <p>The male and female flowers both grow on the tree and flower in May. The female flowers grow on the tips of the more exposed branches and the male flowers cluster together in the branches below. Once wind pollination occurs it takes 2 years for a fertilised female flower to form a fully-grown cone.</p> <p>Cone production can vary with the condition of the seasons. In a season with good weather a tree can produce 3000 cones, which usually flower in April. The seeds produced by the cones can be carried as far as 50 – 100m from the parent tree and prefer exposed well-drained mineral soil to germinate.</p> <h2>Related Links</h2> - <a href="http://www.british-trees.com/guide/scotspine.htm" target="_blank">British-Trees.com - Scots Pine</a><br /> - <a href="http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/infd-5nlfap" target="_blank">The Forestry Commission - Scots Pine</a><br /> 9.99000.00000.000000Default_Item180 Scots Pine - Iinspired A.A.Milne in Pooh''s 100 acre woodscots, pine, pinus, sylvestris, british, conifer   Display_Item BIGTREES0 28313.jpg28313.jpgimages/shop_image3/default.gifimages/shop_image4/default.gif  1Pinus sylvestris  8ecb2070-14a9-4e7f-8f0e-347770dddb7e16eca642-a9e4-405a-ac85-515164d6a2c20004/05/2005 16:34:0004/05/2005 00:00:0001/02/2007 16:32:0004/05/2005 16:38:00100 0 0004/05/2005 00:00:00 LIVE0 451300224319283131NoneDefault18/10/2025 18:48:05BIGTREES9.9900
Downy Birch 1£6.99£6.992806001ProductBIGTREES00.0000British NativesBroadleafDowny Birch0       -1-100      0 GBT0009 Likes it wetNative throughout the British Isles, it grows to 80ft (24m). Whilst less elegant than the closely related Silver Birch, it will thrive on wetter soils making it a common component of upland native woodlands. It differs from its relative, silver birch in lacking pendulous branches, having darker bark and downy young shoots. It is often planted to protect other young trees. Its timber is used for wood pulp and plywood. 6.99000.00000.000000Default_Item180 Downy Birch - Likes it wetdowny, birch, betula, pubescens, british, broadleaf, wet   Display_Item BIGTREES0 28060.jpg28060.jpgimages/shop_image3/default.gifimages/shop_image4/default.gif  1Betula pubescens  d08270c0-517d-4665-bfc5-0deeffcd09a443e5fe39-c2a5-42fa-bdb9-a418b35cb6090002/05/2005 14:31:0002/05/2005 00:00:0011/09/2006 16:30:0002/05/2005 14:37:00100 0 0002/05/2005 00:00:00 LIVE0 451301224319280601NoneDefault18/10/2025 18:48:06BIGTREES6.9900
Larch 1£9.99£9.992832801ProductBIGTREES00.0000EuropeanBroadleafLarch0       -1-100      0 GBT0043 Stunning lorange/yellow foliageA quick growing tree, capable of reaching 130ft( 40m). On the continent the larch is a mountian species adapted to long winters and short growing seasons; in Britain it has a longer growing season and grows quickly in dry areas. It can be vulnerable to late spring frosts and is susceptible to larch canker. Being deciduous it is often treated as a "honorary broadleaf" to provide diversity in conifer plantations. The rot resistant heartwood makes the timber a popular source of fencing material as well as light furniture timber. 9.99000.00000.000000Default_Item180 Larch - stunning lorange/yellow foliagelarch, larix, decidua, european, broadleaf   Display_Item BIGTREES0 28328.jpg28328.jpgimages/shop_image3/default.gifimages/shop_image4/default.gif  1Larix decidua  bfee333d-52f9-4def-bed3-8809d3fcd01aa66d4dec-ec64-49db-92ad-89417b0a67a10004/05/2005 16:51:0004/05/2005 00:00:0013/10/2007 18:25:0004/05/2005 16:55:00100 0 0004/05/2005 00:00:00 LIVE0 451302224319283281NoneDefault18/10/2025 18:48:06BIGTREES9.9900
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