Trees
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The list of trees is not a complete one, trees are added and taken away all the time if you are looking for a very specific tree or size of tree just email us your requirements at sales@weetree.co.uk and we will let you know if it is available and at what cost.
Romeo
| Latin Name | Common Name | Description |
| Rhus Typhina | Stag’s-Horn Sumach | Small tree or large suckering shrub. Branches covered in reddish-brown hairs when young. Crimson hairy fruit borne at the end of the year. Stunning autumn colour. |
| Rhus Typhina Dissecta |
Stag’s-Horn Sumach variety | Similar habit as the straight Typhina form, differs with its deeply incised leaves which give it a fern-like effect. Stunning autumn colour. |
| Robinia Pseudo. Bessoniana |
False Acacia variety | Small to medium rounded tree. Unlike its parent without spines. One of the best forms to plant in public areas. |
| Robinia Pseudoacacia Frisia |
False Acacia variety | Small to medium tree. Known best for its golden yellow leaves. |
| Robinia Pseudoacacia |
False or Common Acacia or Black Locust | Large suckering tree up to 30m. White lightly scented flowers borne in June. This tree has spiny protrusions amongst the furrowed bark. |
| Robinia Ps. Umbraculifera |
False Acacia variety | Small rounded tree. Another spineless form but requires sheltered locations. Rarely flowers. |
As Weetree is a small family business it is up to me (Jason) to keep the website up to date and I will endeavour to put some pictures of the trees on the site as and when I have taken them.