Populus alba (Poplar) -Bare root - Bundles of 10 Loam;Chalk;Sand;Clay making it a majestic feature

making it a majestic feature in larger spaces

Sorbus aucuparia - root balled Sorbus aucuparia

Euonymus phellomanus thrives in full sun to partial shade and is well-suited for borders

before the leaves emerge

followed by dull orangey red berries which stay on the tree until the winter

Populus alba (Poplar) -Bare root - Bundles of 10 Loam;Chalk;Sand;Clay making it a majestic featurePopulus alba, commonly known as the white poplar, is a fast growing deciduous tree belonging to the family Salicaceae. Native to Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia, it is characterized by its distinctive white bark and leaves that are dark green on the upper surface and densely white and woolly beneath, giving the foliage a shimmering appearance in the wind. The white poplar can reach heights of 20 to 30 meters and thrives in moist, well drained