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The arboretum 1: small to medium-sized trees
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Planting and maintenance:
A collection of trees this size requires sufficient space, and would be suitable for a medium-sized garden upwards. Unusual or special trees such as these should be planted near a house or in a 'garden' setting - they are not suitable for hedgrows, along boundaries (except in suburban areas) or exposed sites. Ideally, these trees would be planted in moist to well-drained soil in sun or light shade, and require a degree of shelter from very strong winds or sea conditions. Planted together, they should be arranged informally along a path or in a relaxed grove with at least 5 m between each plant. If planted around a newly built house, ensure that soil is level, free from contaminants such as paint, cement etc. In a new garden which is very open, it may also be necessary to make some sort of a wind break. Groundcover plants, small shrubs, ferns or grass can be planted underneath, but if planted in grass, ensure that each tree has an adequate grass-free area at the base to minimise mower and strimmer damage. The Prunus 'Shirotae' is a spreading tree, and should have at least four metres on all sides to allow it room to spread. The Cercidiphyllum is also a larger tree which requires a similar amount of space. Detailed instuctions on how to plant a tree...
All planting schemes come with a planting list, planting instructions and maintenance advice.
Plants in this scheme:
| Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' x 1 | Cercidiphyllum japonicum x 1 |
| Betula utilis 'Jacquemontii' x1 | Amelanchier lamarckii 'Ballerina' x 1 |
| Prunus serrulata 'Shirotae' x 1 | Sorbus 'Pink Pagoda' x 1 |
| Acer palmatum 'Disectum' x 1 | Acer davidii 'Serpentine' x 1 |
| Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' x 1 | Magnolia soulangeana x 1 |
View all plants in listing....
| Total cost, 10 |
€295.00 |
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