Wildlife & Ecology Trees

Roots in the landscape — habitat for everything that lives in it

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Mature Himalayan Birch Tree in WinterMature Himalayan Birch Trees with gorgeous white bark
Fast-growing
Himalayan Birch Trees
Betula utilis jacquemontii - Standard
Sold as:
Bareroot
Potted
from £29.99
Mature Black Walnut treeRipe Black Walnuts on the tree
Fast-growing
RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit logo
Black Walnut Trees
Juglans nigra - Standard
Sold as:
Bareroot
from £89.99
Sycamore Tree LeavesSycamore tree catkins
Fast-growing
RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit logo
Sycamore Trees
Acer pseudoplatanus - Standard
Sold as:
Bareroot
from £74.99
Bird Cherry Tree FruitBird Cherry Leaves and Flowers
Fast-growing
RHS Recommended Award of Garden Merit logo
Bird Cherry Trees
Prunus padus - Standard
Sold as:
Bareroot
from £74.99
Mature Balsam Spire Poplar TreeBareroot Balsam Spire Poplar 6cm to 8cm girth Standard Tree
Fast-growing
Balsam Spire Poplar Trees
Populus balsamifera - Standard
Sold as:
Bareroot
from £74.99

About Wildlife & Ecology Trees

A native tree doesn't just grow in your garden — it becomes part of the wider living world. A single mature oak can support over 280 species of insect. A rowan provides pollen in spring and berries for fieldfares and redwings in autumn. A hawthorn manages both, then throws in an impenetrable nesting hedge for good measure.

Native British trees were our founding speciality back in 1949, and we've been growing them ever since — we know the stock inside out. Our wildlife range includes field maple, hawthorn, crab apple, rowan, wild cherry, silver birch, hazel, elder and English oak, available from forestry transplant size right through to large standards. Whether you're planting a single tree to anchor a border or making a start on a new native woodland, this is the right place to begin.