Trees
Plant a Tree. Grow a Story.
A tree gives much more than flowers, fruit, or autumn colour.
A tree can become the shady place where you enjoy your morning coffee, the blossom children look forward to every spring, a living home for garden wildlife or the source of fruit picked and eaten straight from the branch.
Plant a tree today and you could be creating something your family will enjoy for years to come.
Small Garden? Think Upwards!
You don’t need an enormous garden to enjoy a flowering tree.
The upright Prunus ‘Amanogawa’ produces beautiful spring blossom while growing in a naturally narrow shape. This makes the tree a brilliant choice for smaller gardens or places where space is precious.
Big spring impact without taking over the garden.
Prunus ‘Amanogawa’ £59.99
Create a Garden Showpiece
Some trees earn their place through pure beauty.
A white-barked birch brings structure and character throughout the year. The striking pale trunk looks particularly special during autumn and winter, when many other plants have finished performing.
Try illuminating the trunk with a garden light and enjoy a completely different view after dark.
White-barked Birch £59.99
Blossom That Tumbles Like Confetti
A weeping flowering cherry can turn an ordinary patch of garden into something magical.
Prunus ‘Snow Showers’ and Prunus ‘Pendula Rubra’ produce arching branches covered with spring blossom. Their graceful shape makes them wonderful focal points for lawns, front gardens and special seating areas.
Place a bench nearby and you could have your new favourite spot.
Weeping flowering cherries £59.99
Put Out the Welcome Mat for Wildlife
Trees provide food, shelter and safe places for birds and other garden visitors.
A Rowan brings blossom, berries, and seasonal colour, while Malus ‘John Downie’ produces spring flowers followed by decorative crab apples. The fruit can also be used for homemade crab-apple jelly.
One tree can make the garden more beautiful for you and more useful for wildlife.
Rowan and Crab Apple trees £59.99
Give Children a Taste of Gardening
Fruit trees make gardening exciting and understandable for children.
They can watch the blossom appear, see tiny fruits begin to form and experience the thrill of picking something they helped to grow. Fruit rarely travels any fewer food miles than the journey from your garden to your kitchen!
Choose a tree together, give the tree a name and mark the children’s height against a garden measuring stick as they both grow.
Grow Your Own Family Favourite
Imagine picking a crisp apple for a lunchbox, collecting pears for a pudding, or turning home-grown plums into jam.
Our current selection includes:
Cox’s Self-Fertile Apple £59.99
A familiar favourite for anyone who loves a richly flavoured English apple.
Victoria Plum £59.99
A much-loved plum for eating fresh, cooking, preserving—and sampling before the fruit reaches the kitchen!
Conference and Williams Pears £59.99
Enjoy the pleasure of watching your own pears ripen on the tree.
Three Apples on One Tree!
Can’t decide which apple to grow? A Family Apple Tree gives you three varieties grafted onto one tree.
The trees currently available include combinations such as Cox, James Grieve and Katy, giving the family several different apples to taste and enjoy.
One tree. Three varieties. Plenty to compare around the kitchen table.
Family Apple Tree £89.99
Bakers, This One’s for You!
A Bramley tree can turn part of the garden into your own outdoor pantry.
Use the apples for pies, crumbles, sauces, and Sunday roasts. Children can help collect the fruit, and any surplus can be shared, stored or frozen for later.
Our team can also explain pollination and help you choose a suitable companion tree.
Bramley Apple £59.99
Which Tree Is Right for You?
Choosing a tree doesn’t have to be complicated.
Tell our team:
- How much space you have
- Where you would like to plant
- Whether you want blossom, fruit, autumn colour, or wildlife value
- The amount of time you have for pruning and care
We’ll help you choose a tree that suits your garden and explain how to give the tree a strong start.
Start with a Tree. See What Grows.
Whether you want spring blossom, beautiful bark, garden wildlife or fruit the children can pick themselves, there’s a tree waiting to become part of your garden’s story.
Come and find yours at Elm Court Garden Centre.
Prices and availability may change. Please visit the garden centre or contact us for the latest selection.