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Japanese Maple – Root and Branch Review

Japanese maples provide autumn colour and beautiful foliage in a spectrum of colour shape and heights – well worth growing in a garden

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Norway Spruce Root and Branch Review

Read your Norway Spruce that was grown for paper pulp and became a newspaper or admire your Christmas tree all spruced up

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Sausage Tree – Root and Branch Review

In the ‘root and branch review’ series it is the turn of the Sausage tree a native of Africa with scented red flowers and unusual salami like fruit….

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Olive – Root and Branch Review

Olives are extremely long lived trees in Mediterranean climates but you may struggle a bit in the UK

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Beech Tree – Root and Branch Review

For details of key features, uses, species and comments on Beech trees read on

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English Oak Tree – Root and Branch Review

Key features, uses, species and comments on the English Oak -Latin name Quercus robur,

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Grow Flowering Cherry Trees

Designing your garden to include flowering Cherry Trees gives you chance to consider different shapes, habits and varieties. A section of Tips on Selecting Flowering Cherry trees is included to help gardeners get a colourful spring blossoming.

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When to Move Shrubs and Small Trees

A plant in the wrong place is one definition of a weed. All is not lost if this happens to be a favoured shrub or small tree. However it is nearly too late to move your shrubs this year if you want to give them the best chance of survival. Season By Season Shrub Moving [...]

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Winter Tree Treatment

How to provide the right treatment for your trees and shrubs during winter.

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Creepers From Boston and Virginia

Jeepers these creepers are a colourful autumn sight for your peepers and they grow very high given the chance

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