Shrubs

Shrubs

Different species of trees grown well in a variety of site conditions. The table below will help you to select the most suitable trees for the type of ground you intend to plant them in. If you would like any assistance in selecting trees please don't hesitate to contact us.

Shrubs	Usually available in one of the following sizes 15/30cms 20/40cms 40/60cms	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging
Latin Name	Common Name
Ammophila arenaria	Marram Grass
Berberis darwinii	Evergreen Barberry
Berberis thunbergii	Barberry
Berberis thunbergii atrop	Purple Leaved Barberry
Buddleia davidii	Butterfly Bush
Buxus sempervirens	Box
Calluna vulgaris	Native Wild Heather
Cornus alba	Red Barked Dogwood
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Cornus sanguinea	Common Dogwood
Cotoneaster horizontalis	Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster lacteus	Evergreen Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster salicifolia	Evergreen Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster simonsii	Cotoneaster
Cytisus scoparius	Broom
Hippophae rhamnoides	Sea Buckthorn
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Ilex aquifolium	Holly
Ligustrum vulgare	Wild Privet
Lonicera nitida	Evergreen Lonicera
Mahonia aquifolium	Oregon Grape
Phragmites australis	Common Reed
Prunus laurocerasus	Laurel
Rhamnus catharticus	Purging Buckthorn
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Rhamnus frangula	Alder Buckthorn
Rosa arvensis	Field Rose (White)
Rosa canina	Dog Rose (Pink)
Rosa rubiginosa	Sweet Briar (Pink)
Rosa rugosa	Apple/Ramanas Rose (Pink)
Latin Name	Common Name	Wet Site	Dry Site	Exposed Site	Shady Site	Contaminated Site	Hedging Back to top
Rosa rugosa alba	Apple/Ramanas Rose (White)
Rosa spinosissima	Scotch Rose (White)
Sambucus nigra	Elder
Symphoricarpos albus	Snowberry
Ulex europeaus	Gorse
Viburnum lantana	Wayfaring Tree
Viburnum opulus	Guelder Rose