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Common Alder – Root and Branch Review

Common Alder or black alder grows in wet marshy and river side conditions. The wood is well used when a resistance to wet rot is needed

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Papaya – Root and Branch Review

‘Jungle book’ fruit of choice the Pawpaw comes from the Papaya tree widely grown for their fruit in tropical climates

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Ylang Ylang Perfume Tree – Root & Branch Review

The most sniffed at tree in horticulture used as a scent in Channel No 5

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Quiver Tree – Root and Branch Review

Quaking in your gardening boots at the thought of a tree that grows Quivers for arrows? No I thought not but the Quiver tree is a stately Aloe of Africa

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Cedar of Lebanon – Root and Branch Review

In the eighteenth century Cedar of Lebanon became the fashionable tree to plant in gardens and estates of stately homes. They are just coming in to their best

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Maidenhair Tree (Ginkgo) Root and Branch Review

Fascinating leaves are grown on this unique tree that has been around for over 200 million years.

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Silver Birch – Root and Branch Review

Slender Silver Birch an ornamental tree with ornamental bark. Linked to birching and witch craft

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Avocado – Root and Branch Review

Key Features of the Avocado Latin name Persea Americana Other common names Alligator Pear or Avacado Pear Height up to 60 feet 18m Type of tree – Evergreen Leaves – Glossy dark green elliptical shaped Flowers Fragrant racemes in yellow-green. Three petal like lobes with nine stamen Fruit – Green to black containing a large [...]

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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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