Trees Delivered and Planted
Trees Delivered and Planted
We supply a variety of native and ornamental trees with the option of just delivery or delivery and planting by our experienced team. Whether you are looking for a single tree or wish to create a tree-lined driveway, a beautiful garden, or populate a whole area with new life, we would love to discuss your project with you.
We supply a variety of native and ornamental trees with the option of just delivery or delivery and planting by our experienced team. Whether you are looking for a single tree or wish to create a tree-lined driveway, a beautiful garden, or populate a whole area with new life, we would love to discuss your project with you.
Supplied & Planted. We have a vast range of trees suitable for your project.
Delivery. In Norfolk.
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We understand that choosing a tree is an important investment in your property, in our natural environment and in the future. So, we want to help you get it right – from planning and ordering, through planting, to aftercare.
Planting Trees
Plan where you want to plant in advance; taking note of the soil type and its suitability for the tree species; the amount of sunlight and shade in the area; the space available for the tree canopy to develop and grow; and the location of nearby structures that could be affected long-term by mature tree roots.
Avoid planting in frozen ground, or after heavy rain and protect exposed roots from high winds. Unpack the plants – but don’t remove any hessian mesh on root balled plants, which is there to protect the roots and will rot away naturally. Ensure the tree is straight when planting. Trees can be single or double staked and the trunk secured to the stake with tree ties to support the plant whilst it grows. These ties can be loosened as the tree grows so as not to restrict the trunk width.
It is also ideal to plant with a watering kit – tubing around the roots of the tree underground with a mouth reaching above the ground, allowing nutrients to reach the roots more directly. Firm soil/compost but do not compact it.
Putting a layer of mulch (bark chips or garden compost) over the surface of the surrounding soil – without touching the stems – can help suppress weeds and conserve moisture, and should be kept at around 2-3 inches deep. You may need spiral tree guards to protect from rabbits, or you can use wire mesh to net the area until the tree is well-established.
There are specific fertilizers that benefit growth of newly planted/young trees. A slow release granular fertilizer is ideal to give the tree the nutrients it needs regularly through the watering kit. Feed the newly planted tree well and continue to water regularly.
Pruning techniques and frequency will depend on the type of tree, but generally should be done at least annually once the tree is established and is dormant to ensure the plant is free of dead and broken foliage.
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How To Order Your Trees
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Submit Enquiry
Fill in the contact form; let us know your tree requirements and where you are located.
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Order Confirmation
We’ll contact you to discuss your tree project further, or confirm your order details.
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Delivery
We’ll arrange delivery of your trees and advise you on how to prepare the ground for receiving them.
Make a Tree Enquiry
Tree Bestsellers
Different species available, including betula pendula (silver birch).
Iconic silver bark, which sheds like tissue paper.
Small green triangular toothed leaves, fading to yellow in autumn; produces catkins.
Light, open canopy where grasses, mosses, bluebells and violets are encouraged to grow.
Provides food and habitat for over 300 insect species; birds nest in the truck and eat the seeds.
A woodland tree that likes well drained soil.
Numerous species available, including prunus avium (wild cherry), prunus padus (bird cherry) and prunus accolade (ornamental cherry).
Seasonal blossom from white through a range of pinks.
Green leaves turning to yellow/gold/bronze/orange/red seasonally, depending on the variety.
Loved by bees.
Tolerates most well drained soil types.
Various species available, including acer campestre (field maple).
Shiny green five-lobed leaves, cup shaped yellow-green clustered flowers and winged seed pods.
Loved by aphids, ladybirds and hoverflies; moths eat the leaves; birds and bees visit for pollen; and small mammals eat the fruits.
Tolerates most well drained soil types.
Sorbus aria (whitebeam) is an ornamental tree loved by garden birds.
White five-petal flowers in May and red berries in late summer/autumn.
Thick, green oval leaves, toothed with white felt-like hair on the underside. Change to a rich russet colour before falling in autumn.
Flowers pollinated by insects; berries favoured by birds; and leaves eaten by caterpillars and moths.
Tolerates most well drained soil types, including chalk/alkaline.