A rare, small, evergreen tree in mild gardens. The wiry shoots are clothed with tiny, almost diamond-shaped,closely set, glabrous leaves, bluntly toothed in the upper half

An evergreen tree native to Chile who leafy boughs have traditionally been used for thatching.A medium to large, evergreen tree of vigorous habit. Leaves 2.5-4cm long, doubly toothed, dark shining green. A fairly hardy tree that may lose its leaves in cold winters.

Origin: South America

(Red Beech) The New Zealand Red Beech which is used for timber, predominantly for flooring. Timber is exceptionally stable.  Grows to a medium-sized tree whose leaves have distinctive double-toothed lobes. 

Country of Origin: New Zealand.

Silver beech. A graceful, small to medium-sized, evergreen tree akin to N.cunninghamii. Leaves up to 12mm long, rotund-ovate, dark green, double-toothed. Hardy in southern countries if well-sited.

Australian beech. A small to medium-sized, evergreen tree with coparatively large, hard, leathery, dark green leaves, 4-8cm long, an attractive copper colour when young.

(Roble or Roble Beech) A fast growing upright deciduous tree. Leaves have serrated margins and turn yellow/red in colour before dropping in autumn. Flowers are inconspicuous and the bright green fruit appears at the base of each leaf. Most commonly used as a large feature specimen.

Origin: South America

Famed for its spectacular autumn colour.  A lovely small tree whose leaves emerge bronze in spring and darken to green over summer. Autumn is marked by bright shades of reds, oranges and yellows.

Origin: China

(Tupelo) A slow growing species but displays nice form. Popular as a park specimen or for larger gardens. Spectacular autumn displays of yellows, reds and oranges. 

Origin: USA

Autumn Colour Pictured. A pendulous tree with large green leaves and a weeping habit.  Another great choice for autumn colour.

Origin: Australia