At Crown Nursery you will also find a large selection
of pot grown trees - up to 6m in height! You will also find, available
in pots - fruit trees, fruit bushes, hedging, shrubs and perennials
- to select and take away. Delivery may be available - please ask.

Mail Order - Trees are
dispatched as Maidens. They range in height from 60cm, some will
be single stem; some will have feathers (small side branches).
By varying the initial pruning of your young
tree, you will be able to decide the style of tree you wish to grow
to best suit your needs and space in your garden. We
can recommend the RHS range of books for pruning information.
PREPARATION,
PLANTING AND AFTERCARE ARE ALL IMPORTANT
Planting Time
The best time to plant a CONTAINER GROWN tree is from September
through until mid-June. Exact dates vary from year/year but avoid
periods of prolonged frost, periods of very hot and dry weather
and periods when holidays will make watering impossible. The best
time to plant a BAREROOTED tree is when it is in a dormant state
- November/ March again avoiding very frosty periods and waterlogged
soils.
Ground Preparation and Aftercare
Please carefully read and follow our advice leaflet sent with all
trees -'10 Steps to Successful
Planting & Establishment of Your New Plants'. which also
offers advice on watering - very important in establishing your
new tree. Things to consider.
Planning Service
If you would like help in planning an area of your garden with trees,
please send us a sketch of your plot, with sizes, existing features
- including fences, walls, trees etc., orientation, i.e. north/south/east/west,
soil conditions and any special requirements you would like to achieve.
Full garden design and site visits by our expert are also available
- please ask for details or go to our Design
& Landscaping page.
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Please do ask!
A tree carefully chosen & well sited will give years
of pleasure, but a tree badly chosen & ill sited will
give problems to all.
Advice on tree selection, planting and aftercare is available.
Call 01394 460755 or email enquiries@crown-nursery.co.uk
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THINGS TO
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1. Position |
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the distance from any
buildings, fences, neighbours,
drains and underground
services. Consider its
position in relation to
other existing trees &
shrubs. |
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Height |
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| The final height
of a tree will depend on many
factors. Presenting a definitive
figure is unwise. We have therefore
included in our descriptions
a guide as follows: |
| ST
= UP TO 25 FT(7.5M) |
LS = 10FT
- 15FT(3M-4.5M) |
| MT
= 25FT- 50FT(7.5M-15M) |
LT = 50FT
+(15M+) |
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Shade |
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| Consider the shape of the
leaves. Large solid leaves will
give a very dense effect casting
heavy shade. Small leaves or
leaves composed of many small
leaves - pinnate leaves will
cast a more dappled shade and
have a lighter effect. |
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Special Interests |
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| Consider the fruits/berries,
flowers, autumnal colours and
bark. |
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Exposure/Pollution |
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| Choose trees that will tolerate
and be happy in the environment you
are placing them |
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Damage |
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| Consider the likelihood
of damage by rabbits, deer or
other wildlife or the possibility
of damage by people - vandalism
or lawnmower or strimmer! Try
to take precautions before the
damage occurs. 'Sundries'
price list. |
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Semi Mature Trees |
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| We specialise in semi mature "instant"
trees. These are available both container
grown and some field grown in season
- before deciding to invest in a semi
mature tree please read our 'Aftercare
of Semi Mature Trees' |
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