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.
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| Latin Name | Common Name | Description |
| Carpinus Betulus | Hornbeam | A large native tree, used for hedges in autumn leaves turn yellow, orange and russet. |
| Carpinus Betulus Fastigiata | A medium size tree, neat dense foliage smaller than common hornbeam. | |
| Castanea Sativa | Sweet Chestnut | A large tree with edible nuts |
| Catalpa Bignonioides |
Indian Bean Tree | A medium size tree, large heart shaped leaves, white flowers yellow and purple markings |
| Catalpa Bignonioides Aurea |
Golden Indian Bean Tree | A medium tree, large soft yellow leaves fading to green. |
| Cedrus Atlantica Glauca | Blue Atlas Cedar | Large narrow tree, fast growing, leaves silvery blue |
| Cedrus Deodara | Deodar Cedar | Large evergreen tree, weeping habit |
| Cedrus Libani | Cedar of Lebanon | A large wide spreading tree, has a flat top when older. |
| Cercis Siliquastrum | Judas Tree | A small tree, pink flowers |
| Chamaecyparis Column. Glauca |
A small narrow tree, conical in form ideal for small gardens | |
| Chamaecyparis Laws. Alumii |
A medium sized tree of conical form, blue grey foliage | |
| Chamaecyparis Laws. Robusta |
A large tree, greyish-blue foliage | |
| Chamaecyparis Laws. Stardust |
A conical tree, yellow foliage with bronze tips | |
| Chamaecyparis Laws. Stewartii |
A conical tree, golden-yellow foliage turning to yellowish-green in autumn. | |
| Chamaecyparis Obt. Crippsii |
A small slow growing tree, golden yellow in colour. | |
| Cornus Controversa | Table Dogwood | A small tree with white flowers |
| Corylus Avellana | Common Hazel | A small tree with edible nuts |
| Corylus Colurna |
Turkish Hazel | A medium size tree, has a cork like bark |
| Cotoneaster Cornubia |
A semi-evergreen, grows up to 6 meters with large red berries | |
| Cotoneaster Wateri Avonbank |
A large evergreen, red or orange berries | |
| Crataegus Crus-galli | Cockspur Thorn | A small to medium tree, white flowers |
| Crataegus Grignonensis |
A small tree, late in flowering and fruit, bright red berries | |
| Crataegus Lavalleei Carrierei | A dense headed tree with orange-red fruit, white flowers | |
| Crataegus Monogyna | Common Hawthorn | A small tree, white flowers very fragrant |
| Crataegus Mono Stricta |
A more hardy variety of the common Hawthorn | |
| Crataegus Oxy Albo Plena | Double white flower | |
| Crataegus Oxy Pauls Scarlet | Scarlet Thorn | Flowers double scarlet |
| Crataegus Oxy Punicea | Flowers single scarlet | |
| Crataegus Oxy Rosa Plena | Double pink | |
| Crataegus Persimilis Prunifolia | White flowers, bright scarlet fruits until winter | |
| Crataegus Mordenensis ‘Toba’ | Flowers double, creamy white at first, later soft pink |
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.