Fruit Trees, Evergreen Trees, Hedging & Ornamental Trees

Wholesale Tree and Plant Prices

Buying over £1000 of trees and plants? Then trade prices likely apply. Tell us what, where and when. Contact us.

Top 5 Flowering Cherry Trees

Our most popular flowering cherry trees include weeping, upright, winter-flowering and purple-leaved varieties. From 1 to 25+ years old.

$Prunus serrulata \'Kiku-shidare-zakura\' Cheal\'s Weeping Cherry in a UK garden$ $Prunus serrulata \'Kiku-shidare-zakura\' deep pink double flowers close-up$

Cheals Weeping Cherry

Small, weeping, deep pink double flowers.
$Prunus \'Kanzan\' Japanese Flowering Cherry in a UK garden$ $Prunus \'Kanzan\' double pink blossom close-up$

Prunus Kanzan

A very popular flowering cherry, double pink blossom.
Prunus Amanogawa

Very narrow upright cherry, pale pink double flowers.
$Prunus × subhirtella \'Autumnalis Rosea\' Autumn Blooming Cherry in a UK garden$ $Prunus × subhirtella \'Autumnalis Rosea\' pale pink flowers close-up$

Prunus Autumnalis Rosea

Winter flowering cherry tree from autumn to spring.
$Prunus \'Royal Burgundy\' Purple-Leaf Japanese Cherry in a UK garden$ $Prunus \'Royal Burgundy\' pink flowers with purple foliage close-up$

Prunus Royal Burgundy

Purple-leaved, double pink flowers and red-copper bark.

Top 5 Evergreen Trees

Our most popular evergreen trees from small to tall.

Arbutus Unedo

A small evergreen tree with strong ornamental traits. White flowers and red fruits.
Red Robin Photinia

A small popular evergreen screening tree with bright red new growth.
Holm Oak

Large, evergreen oak with dark leaves and a dense canopy.
Portuguese Laurel

A small neat evergreen tree with glossy leaves and white flowers.
Magnolia Grandiflora

large tree, large-leaved evergreen magnolia with big creamy white flowers.

Before You Buy: Quick Tree Buying Help

+ Fruit Tree Buying Guides — click to expand

Apple Trees Buying Guide:

It is possible you could need a pair to get an apple. Find out why.

Pear Trees Buying Guide:

As with apples, you might need a pair of pears to get any fruit.

Plum Trees Buying Guide:

You don't have a bum plum if your choice was dumb.

Cherry Trees Buying Guide:

Avoid the common mistakes that make your cherries split and spoil.

Fig Trees Buying Guide:

If you don't treat it right, it literally won't give a fig.

Mulberry Trees Buying Guide:

For some, you will have several birthdays before free mulberries.

Walnut Trees Buying Guide:

Treat most walnuts like your ex, they all need lots of space.

Choosing Fruit Trees:

A plain-English guide for choosing fruit trees that are easy, useful and realistic for your garden.

Fruit Tree Rootstocks Explained:

Understand why rootstock choice is important.

Triploid Apple Tree Pollination:

Avoid the triploid void of an empty harvest backet.

+ Hedge Buying Guides — click to expand

Hedge Buying Guides:

Choose hedge plants based on privacy, wildlife, boundaries, speed or budget.

Cell-Grown Hedge Plants Guide:

Saves you money if you are patient.

Hedge Finder:

Quickly narrow down hedge choices instead of scrolling through plants that are wrong for your site.

Thinking of Planting a Hedge?

Check the real benefits, costs and work involved before you commit to planting a new hedge.

+ Tree Terms and Specialist Advice — click to expand

Ornamental Tree Terms Explained:

Decode tree sizes, shapes, root types and nursery terms so you know what you are actually ordering.

Bio-Fuel Tree Information:

Check whether willow or poplar short rotation coppice suits your land before spending money on planting stock.

Delayed Delivery Orders:

Order now but avoid delivery at the wrong time if your planting area, weather or project is not ready yet.

Latest Products

Autumn Blaze. More red than the amount of red tape at your council.
Golden Alder. If the underneath feels downey, the top feels uppy?
Golden Maple. Changes colour more than traffic lights.
Mimosa Tree. Creates big-legged squirrels. Click and find out why.
Bare Root Flagpole Cherry. The light fragrance is no substitute for a torch.
Bare Root Tibetan Cherry. Only a singing dog has more interesting bark.
Florentina Crab Apple. No crabs were hurt whilst growing this tree.
Sambucus Black Beauty. A very serious tree as it will never lighten up.
Malus Aros. The leaves are more shiny purple than Pledge-polished grapes.
Malus Elk River. Malus Elk River supported Brexit because it is a big leaver i.e. has large foliage.
Pocket Handkerchief. It is worth the weight....that you put on eating comfort food as you hang around for weird flowers to appear.

Why Buy Trees From Trees Online?

Lots of reasons which include, limited FREE TREE WARRANTY, mostly free delivery, bulk tree order discounts, we need your business due to mortgage addiction, and you are here now, finding another tree website is just hassle.

All Year Round Planting

You can plant our containerised trees (minus the pot of course...yes we get asked) all year round. Bare root trees come without a pot or soil surrounding the roots, and they can only be planted from November to March, sometimes early April, depending on the weather

Delivery Timescales

Cell-grown plants 20-60cm up to 7 working days on average. Fruit and Ornamental trees are 5-15 working days. Mature Trees are 15-25 working days on average. Busy times such as Spring and Autumn can extend delivery times and if the couriers ration capacity (e.g. Covid lockdown) for larger boxes it can be a lot longer. You do not need to be at home for your order to be delivered.

Specific Tree Requirements

Should you have specific tree requirements or questions you are welcome to email us here for an answer from the tree consultant.

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Zones

All addresses in zone 1 (except Isle of Wight) are free delivery, Zone 2 and 3 attract a surcharge. Click here for a map and explanations of which postcodes belong to which zones. Call us on 0800 043 1057 (+44 1623 812 711) or click here to email, for surcharge costs.

Brexit Update

We now cannot send trees to Northern Ireland, EU OR Channel Islands (except 20-60cm trees).

If you would like trees delivered to the EU, please organise another referendum.