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Welcome to Majestic Trees! We appreciate your interest in our company, and believe that we truly do have the finest selection of containerised trees in Great Britain, with over 400 varieties from 1.5 to over 12 metres tall, in 50 – 5,000 litre pots, including mature multi-stem trees and hedging. The vast majority of our trees are grown in ‘Airpot’ containers, a relatively new innovation in containerised tree production which produces such a vigorous, fibrous root system that planting can be undertaken any time of the year – even during the height of summer! We are a nursery that believes in customer service and going the extra mile. We start the process by asking you to register with us so we understand your needs and desires. We are pleased to do business with you remotely or in person, and our Horticultural Advisors are very knowledgeable about our stock and can be relied upon completely too select or source quality stock on your behalf.

• Opening Hours Our regular nursery and office hours are: Summer (1st March - 31st October) Mon-Fri 8.30 am to 5 pm; Sat 10 am to 5 pm Winter (1st November - 28/29th February) Mon-Fri 8.30 am to 5 pm; Sat 10 am to 4 pm We are closed every Sunday, on Bank Holidays and between Christmas and the New Year.

• Viewing the Trees You are most welcome to view our trees at the nursery. If you have time, touring the site on foot will ensure you see as much as possible. We are a commercial growing nursery and not a garden centre so sturdy footwear/Wellington boots are needed especially in the winter months. Before you set out, you may wish to ask the receptionist if a horticulturist is available to talk through your requirements and point you in the right direction, and if you wish, provide some suggested items to view. Viewing the stock in living colour will give you a much clearer idea of what size and type of trees you require. Once viewed, you will likely wish to talk again to one of our horticulturalists if you have any questions and who can help you finalise and tag your selection with the convenience of a golf buggy.

• Important Safety Notice when Visiting the Nursery Please be reminded that we are a commercial nursery and not a garden centre. Heavy machinery is in operation on the site, which poses a serious safety hazard, especially for children. Although our staff operate the machines with great care, it is important that visitors be aware the drivers may not always see them, and keep well clear of machines at all times. Reflective yellow vests are provided for your safety whilst visiting, as required by ‘Health and Safety’ regulations. Agricultural fertilisers and pesticides are also in use, along with various hand-tools and equipment, which are hazardous to children. Visitors wishing to take children onto the nursery must keep them under close supervision at all times. Young children should be carried or kept confined to buggies.Visitors should not take children onto the nursery unless they are prepared to accept sole responsibility for their safety. Additionally there are 2 deep water irrigation reservoirs.

• Discounts We are pleased to offer volume purchase discounts on our trees at the following order value thresholds: Stock order value over £1000 ex-VAT 10% discount Stock order value over £2000 ex-VAT 15% discount Stock order value over £3000 ex-VAT 20% discount Please note that all discounts pertain only to the plant value of the order, and not to sundries, labour, etc.

• Payment Payment is due at time of order unless you have an established account with us. For orders with a deferred delivery/planting date due to rooting out of new stock, a 50% deposit is required to hold the stock in reserve, with the balance due 7 days prior to scheduled delivery. Cancellation charges will apply if the order is cancelled for any reason. Additionally, if the tree is taken out of situation and rootballed in preparation for delivery and the order is then cancelled, a re-stocking fee (20% of the tree value) will be charged.

• Gift Vouchers We can provide gift vouchers for specified amounts or for specific trees. Vouchers are valid for 1 year from date of purchase.

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• Delivery We deliver nationwide by our nursery transport to give you on-time assurance and to provide qualified handling of your trees every time by a courteous, counscientious driver. Lead time for delivery Our standard delivery time is within 2 weeks (sometimes 3 weeks during peak periods) of order confirmation. You will be advised of lead time when placing your order. If you are in no rush for your order and in an area that we go to regularly, you may wish to avail of our Green Rate option, which will enable you to enjoy a discount on your delivery. See ‘Delivery costs’ below for details. Vehicle/Equipment options We can deliver to kerbside with the following options: • Small rigid curtainsider (7.5 ton) • Large rigid curtainsider (26 ton) - 2 of our rigid vehicles have a lifting and sliding roof to facilitate crane off-loading • Large rigid curtainsider + lowloader drag (44 ton) • Articulated lorry with 33 or 45 ft trailer (All our trailers come with a sliding roof to facilitate crane off-loading when required and are rear wheel steer if access is an issue) • Manitou telescopic forklift for unloading (Available with articulated and all large rigid lorry deliveries. Can lift 3 tons across most ground conditions and, with sufficient access, place most trees into planting positions) • Other equipment is available for off-loading and can be quoted by your horticultural advisor. Delivery costs Delivery costs will vary by distance, size of order, equipment needed to offload, and your own flexibility with scheduling. Your advisor will prepare a quote for you as your order begins to take shape. We offer two rates of delivery, Standard and Green Rate. Standard Rate delivery will prioritise delivery of your order within two to three weeks. However, if you are in a position to wait for your trees until we are next working in your area, you may wish to avail of our discounted Green Rate option. If you have booked at Green Rate, you can of course upgrade to Standard Rate at anytime to prioritise scheduling of your order.

• Planting We deliver and plant nationwide though during peak times our order book for planting may be longer than 3 weeks. This complete planting service is for our stock (and not trees from other nurseries), which will include a one year establishment warranty. Costs depend on tree sizes, quantities and accessibility of planting positions, with a minimum starting cost of £85 plus VAT (exclusive of sundries, machinery and delivery). Your Horticultural Advisor can prepare a quote for you as your order begins to take shape. Please note we are unable to guarantee stock which we have not planted, unless it is apparent that there was something wrong with the tree prior to delivery. See Warranties and our Terms & Conditions for further details.

• AfterCare Service Our intent is for our trees to provide a lifetime of enjoyment. Fortunately, our ‘AirPot’ grown trees come well equipped with strong root systems that help them establish easily, and lead long, thriving lives. Even so, they do need some support in the first two to three growing seasons, and, as with any tree, may need occasional attention, such as pruning or fertilising, throughout their lives to keep them at their best. When you purchase your trees, you will be provided with our 32 page Aftercare Guide on how to care for them, with lots of additional information available on our website. And, of course, you can always ring us any time for advice, even years later! Even so, because of the investment involved, some of our customers find it more reassuring to subscribe to our AfterCare service. Our AfterCare service can be contracted either as an annual subscription, or as a single one-off visit. When booked as an annual subscription, the service includes a maximum of 5 monthly visits throughout the growing season (April through October), and carries with it the additional benefit of a warranty against failure throughout the entire subscription year, subject to Terms and Conditions. Single visits are offered for those with a particular concern or maintenance requirement. They are charged at a slightly higher per-visit rate and do not include any warranty. Regardless of whether your visit is made as part of an annual subscription, or a one-off request, your trees will receive a full health check. The visit will be undertaken by a fully trained horticulturalist who will inspect each tree we have planted, spray for any pest or diseases, fertilise as needed, inject the roots with mycorrhizae and other stimulants as required, prune as needed and carry out minor emergency watering. Furthermore, a ‘doctors’ report will be issued on how each tree is doing and what adjustments to the watering regime, etc. need to be made over the next month. Our AfterCare service is supported by our fully equipped custom-built vehicle that includes built in multiple tanks with pumps for drenching, spraying and injection equipment. For more details regarding our AfterCare service, including terms and conditions, speak to your Horticultural Advisor.

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• Warranties Please note that none of our trees are guaranteed below -10°C unless specifically noted on the label. We offer three levels of warranty. They are: 1. Supply Warranty - If Majestic Trees does not plant the tree(s), the only warranty offered is a guarantee that the stock was supplied structurally sound, has a good root system, is in good health, and true-to-type. It is the customer’s responsibility to check the stock on arrival and all claims or concerns must be notified immediately and to ensure no misunderstandings in writing within 48 hours of delivery. We will investigate any complaints in good faith, and replace/refund in cases where legitimate problems are found. The cost of this limited warranty is included in the price of the tree(s). If we provided our ‘Delivery to Tree Pit’ service, your trees are covered by our supply warranty. 2. Establishment Warranty - If Majestic Trees supplies and plants the tree(s), a one year Establishment Warranty is offered, subject to certain conditions including provision of correct aftercare by the customer as outlined on reverse. If we are simply providing our ‘Delivery to Tree Pit’ service there is no Establishment Warranty. If the customer provides labour to work alongside our team, but does not complete the work to our standard, or requests that we use materials not of our choosing, any losses which occur as a result of this will not be covered. Care includes adequate and not excessive watering, pest and disease control, timely fertilisation as required and maintenance of tree support systems, etc. after the tree is planted. Advice and instructions can be found on our website, in our sales confirmation documents, and by telephoning the nursery for advice. It is the customer’s responsibility to contact us if the tree appears to be struggling so the problem can be identified and rectified. The Establishment Warranty does not cover ‘Act of God’ events such as high winds, flooding, or sub-zero temperatures below those normal for the British climatic zone (-5 Celsius), or damage done by ‘others’ either maliciously or accidentally. Some home and contents insurance policies provide cover for landscaping and trees so you may wish to review your cover to further safeguard your investment. 3. Comprehensive ‘AfterCare’ Warranty - For complete peace of mind a comprehensive ‘AfterCare’ warranty is included when you contract our ‘AfterCare’ Service. If you purchase our ‘AfterCare’ Service, in the year that your tree(s) was planted, then your tree(s) is covered by the service/warranty in its first year and the Establishment Warranty is extended to cover the second year of your tree(s) – effectively providing you with a two-year warranty. With this service the trees are inspected and cared for monthly during the growing season (comprising 5 visits) by a Majestic Trees horticulturist. The ‘AfterCare’ Warranty provides for the replacement of any tree that fails unless you do not follow the watering instructions, as Majestic Trees will provide pest and disease control, pruning, maintenance of stakes/strapping/ Platipus systems, etc.. Please be advised that this ‘AfterCare’ Service is not a watering service. It does remain your responsibility to ensure adequate watering arrangements are in place at time of planting, and in between subsequent ‘AfterCare’ visits. We can advise you on what is required, and install basic irrigation if necessary. Failure to provide adequate watering facilities, or comply with watering instructions provided in your monthly report may be grounds for invalidation of your warranty. The monthly report will be completed at the time of the inspection, which if followed ensures that your tree(s) is fully warranted. Once they have left our hands, we give no warranty, expressed or implied except for that stated under the ‘Warranty’ section, as to the growth or suitability of the plants to their ultimate location, after acceptance of delivery or collection. Any trees or plant material that is unacceptable must be rejected at the time of delivery or alternative arrangements made with the office. Failure to do so will deem those goods as being accepted by the customer. • SiteVisit/Consultation In addition to our complimentary advice at the nursery, we offer consultations with our Project Design Manager at your property. A fully qualified garden designer with extensive experience in treescape design, our Design Manager will spend approximately one hour on site with you, talking through your requirements. You will then be invited to the nursery to review the planting suggestions, or we can post/email the proposal if preferred. The fee for this visit is £60/hour* + mileage at 50p/mile + VAT. *A surcharge for travel time may apply to some London areas and long-haul addresses. Alternatively, you may wish to take photographs and measurements of your proposed planting area and book an appointment at the nursery. There is no charge for this service. Should you prefer this approach, we would recommend that you have someone or something in the photographs to indicate scale. • Design Services Visualising your garden’s potential can be challenging. Fortunately, we work closely with a number of highly talented independent garden designers who are fantastic at it! What’s more, by looking through their Design Portfolios in our office, you can enjoy the luxury of previewing many designers’ work before ever committing to contacting anyone. Their A2 display will allow you to compare many designers’ styles and even fees, helping you to find just the right designer for your project. This can be found on our website: www.majestictrees.co.uk/services/selection design • Customer Service We pride ourselves on the excellence of our customer service and take very seriously any complaints about our company service. If your Horticultural Advisor is unable to resolve any issues to your total satisfaction, please email our Managing Director steve@majestictrees. co.uk to ensure a quick and fair resolution. Equally, if you have any suggestions for improvements or wish to especially commend a member of staff, please contact us as indicated above. • Tree Sourcing If you don’t see a tree on our nursery or in our availability list that you would like, please let us know. Often it will not be commercially grown, especially in larger sizes, but if we think it is possible we will endeavour to find and select a specimen for you. Naturally, we will require a deposit against the required tree(s) for this service, and typically will require payment in full before it is lifted and brought in to our nursery. Please see our website or ask a horticultural advisor for more details.

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• Terms describing shape Trees are grown in a variety of forms (shape). Some forms are natural, but others are due to training and pruning over many years. This is why you will often see some varieties of trees in many different forms.

Standard (Std) A tree with a trunk that is at least 1.8m (6ft) tall. However, a standard tree can have a 2-3m+ tall trunk, depending on how it is grown. Many trees grown to line a street, may have a 4m+ trunk, so as to clear tall lorries. Most tree branches are pruned off as they grow to make them into a ‘standard’, but a few types do naturally drop their lower branches as they grow.

Three Quarter-standard (3QS) A tree with a trunk that is approx. 1.5m (5ft) tall.

Half-standard (HS) A tree that has had its trunk cleared from 1.0 - 1.2m tall, often grown for a small garden bed or container.

Quarter-standard (QS) A tree that has a trunk less that 1m tall, usually grown for a decorative pot on a patio bed or raised planter.

Feathered (Fth) A tree that is a single trunk, but has branches from the ground up.

Multi-stemmed (MS) A tree that has multiple stems from near the ground. A true multi-stem has one trunk that is cut off near the ground when younger (above a node) and then multiple buds appear and at least 3 are grown on to develop into a lovely tree. However, some so-called multi-stemmed trees are grown as 2 or more trees planted together when young.

Pleached (Plch) A tree that has been trained onto a frame (usually a Bamboo frame) of varying proportions/sizes, pruned and tied onto the frame to fill it. A typical pleach will have a 2m trunk and a 2m x 2m frame on top to be used for aerial screening above a fence/wall or as a feature. However, many other forms are available pleached from the ground up to 2m or even 4m tall or on shortened trunks. Pleaching is often used to soften a wall or grow fruit trees along a wall and the bamboo canes can be taken off and replaced by a more permanent structure or by a stainless steel wire grid on a wall.

• Terms describing size Girth This is the circumference at 1m up the trunk from the soil surface. You do not measure on a bump or around a bamboo cane. This is the industry standard though unfortunately some nurseries will measure lower down the trunk to significantly increase the girth. The only exception to this rule is when measuring a ¼ or ½ Std or an Olive tree, where they are measured half way up the trunk. Height The height is often shown on our availability list and shows the current planted height of the tree in question on our nursery, not what it will grow to when fully grown. However, it is possible to have a very tall skinny and weak tree that has been grown close to another, but has a very small crown that will collapse once planted alone. Always be very suspicious of large trees grown in small containers. Furthermore one of our competitor’s claim that the tree is roughly the height of its girth, ie., a 12-14cm girth will be 12-14ft (3-4m) tall. However, this is not accurate on all trees, especially if grown correctly and in larger size girths, eg., a 30-35cm girth tree is not 30-35ft (9-10m) tall, but more likely 20-25ft (6-7m) tall! Always ask the salesperson if they have physically gone out and measured the tree. So many people cannot estimate the height of a tree once it’s over 10ft (3m) tall as it towers above you, including many professionals. Additionally many nurseries that are on-line shops sell small trees that they may call medium, large or even instant. These terms can be very deceptive and can result in real disappointment compared to the size of tree you can expect to receive should you buy from Majestic Trees. Always ask for the girth of a tree and be suspicious of trees in small pots.

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• Planting Supplies Tree & shrub compost, 75 litre bag £5.50 Ericaceous compost, 75 litre bag £6.95 Top Soil 0.8 cubic metre dumpy bag £55.00 Stake and tie - Small (12/14/16) £4.95 Stake and tie - Large (16/18 -20/25) £6.75 Set of 2 stakes LARGE + Crossbars (1.80m x 85mm) £12.00 Set of 2 stakes SMALL + Crossbars (1.80m x 60mm) £9.50 Set of 2 stakes TALL - LARGE + Crossbars (2.4m x 85mm) £15.60 Set of 2 stakes TALL - SMALL + Crossbars (2.4m x 60mm) £11.50 Watering ‘T’ Connector £6.95 Perforated pipe, per metre (for deep watering) £1.75 Tree Gator, 50 litre £29.75 Fertiliser Tablets 20p Platipus underground anchoring Small RF1 with mat (Trees 20-25cm girth) £45.86 Medium RF2 with mat (Trees 25-45cm girth) £78.04 Large RF3 with mat (Trees 45-75cm girth) £165.09 X-Large RF4 with mat (Trees 75-150cm girth or more) £233.09 Platipus above ground guying anchoring Small G1 (Trees 20-25cm girth) £71.91 Medium G2 (Trees 25-45cm girth) £134.77 Large G3 (Trees 45-75cm girth) £247.20 X-Large G4 (Trees 10+ metres girth) £301.42 Guards and Barriers ArborGuard Trunk Protector £3.70 Welded Mesh Guards 1.2 x 30cm £27.50 Welded Mesh Guards 1.8 x 30cm £34.95 Rabbit Guard Spiral 45p Root Guiding Panel 45x60cm (per panel) £11.20 Root Guiding Panel 60x60cm (per panel) £14.25 Root Block fabric 100x100cm (per metre) £7.80 Hortiphyte + Humic Acid, 1 litre £15.00 Hortigran Tree Planter, 1kg £4.00

• Equipment Hire (with tree purchase) Morooka (tracked vehicle with Crane) Especially for use with larger trees where Micro-digger (JCB Micro) a lawn needs protecting. Per day £275.00 Hour £30.00 Half Day £55.00 (Must travel on a low-loader trailer to deliver Full Day £85.00 at a minimum extra cost of £150.00 plus £1.00 per mile for over a 100 mile radius) Mini-digger (JCB 8025) NOTE: Other specialist/larger equipment Hour £55.00 may be needed and we will advise cost Half Day £95.00 when an order is placed. Full Day £145.00 SPECIAL NOTE: Manitou Telescopic Forklift All stock on the price list shown as £0.00 has either been Offload only - single tree/per hour £50.00 recently potted or is an administrative error, so please feel free to bring it to our attention. If new and you wish to Half Day £90.00 cherry pick the crop in advance for delivery later in the Full Day £135.00 year (summer/autumn), please ask a Horticultural Advisor who may be able to give you an advance purchase price.

Common Name Index

Alder Alnus Medlar Mespilus germanica Apple Malus Mimosa Acacia dealbata Apricot Prunus armenica Monkey Puzzle Araucaria araucana Ash Fraxinus Mulberry - Paper Broussonetia papyrifera Aspen Populus tremulens Mulberry Morus Bamboo Phyllostachys Oak Quercus Beech Fagus Olive Olea europaea Birch Betula Osmanthus Osmanthus Bottlebrush Callistemon Pagoda Tree Sophora japonica Boxwood Buxus Palm - Windmill Chamaerops excelsa Camellia Camellia Pea Tree Caragana arborescens Cedar Cedrus Peach Prunus persica Cherry Prunus Pear Pyrus Chestnut Aesculus Persian Ironwood Parrotia Persica Chestnut - Sweet Castanea sativa Photinia Photinia x fraseri Crape Mrytle Lagerstroemia indica Pine Pinus Cypress Cypressus Plane Platanus Cypress - False Chamaecyparis Plum Prunus domestica Dawn Redwood Metasequoia-glyptostroboides Privet Ligustrum Dogwood Cornus Redbud Cercis candensis Elaeagnus Elaeagnus Redwood Sequoia Elm Ulmus Rhododendron Rhododendron Eucalyptus Eucalyptus Rose Acacia Robinia hispida False Acacia Robinia pseudoacacia Rowan Sorbus aucuparia Fig Ficus Carica Sacred Bamboo Nandina domestica Fir Abies Serviceberry Amelanchier Firethorn Pyracantha Silk tree Albizia julibrissin Foxglove Tree Paulownia tomentosa Smoke Tree Cotinus Golden Rain Tree Koelreuteria paniculata Snowy Mespilus Amelanchier lamarckii Handkerchief Tree Davidia involucrata Spindle Tree Euonymus europaeus Hawthorn Crataegus Spruce Picea pungens Hazel Corylus Strawberry Tree Arbutus unedo Holly Ilex Sumach Rhus Honey Locust Gleditsia triacanthos Sweet Bay Laurus nobilis Hornbeam Carpinus betulus Sweet Gum Liquidambar styraciflua Hydrangea Hydrangea Sycamore Acer Indian Bean Tree Catalpa bignonioides Tree of Heaven Ailanthus altissima Judas Tree Cercis siliquastrum Tulip Tree Liriodendron tulipifera Juneberry Amelanchier Viburnum Viburnum Juniper Juniperus Walnut Juglans Katsura Cercidiphyllum Wellingtonia Sequoiadendron Laburnum Laburnum waterii Western Red Cedar Thuja plicata Larch Larix Whitebeam Sorbus aria Laurel Prunus Willow Salix Leylandii Cupressocyparis Wingnut Pterocarya fraxinifolia Lilac Syringa Wisteria - Japanese Wisteria floribunda Lime Tilia Witch Hazel Hamemilis Magnolia Magnolia Yellow Wood Cladrastris lutea Mahonia Mahonia Yew Taxus baccata Maidenhair Tree Gingko biloba Maple Acer Stock Availability

Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Abies concolor White fir A very beautiful evergreen tree with a conical habit and a neat, regular arrangement of horizontal branches that invite climbing once mature. The foliage is an attractive blue-green or grey-green, with cylindrical yellow/green or pale violet cones, which ripen to brown, providing further interest. Withstands heat, drought and cold well. H7 173301 Fth 250-300 20-25 450 6.5 T22 1 Oct-21 £876.15 £1,051.38 Large (18m +) 173355 Fth 300-350 25-30 450 6.5 T22 3 Oct-21 £1,120.50 £1,344.60 Large (18m +) 172270 Fth 600-700 60-70 1400 Net RollT20 1 £2,938.95 £3,526.74 Large (18m +) 173550 Fth 600-700 60-70 850 7.5 U10 2 Oct-21 £4,693.95 £5,632.74 Large (18m +) Abies nordmanniana Nordmann fir A stately, moderately-fast growing, large to very large tree with tiered branches sweeping downwards. This tree delights in winter with its glossy rich green foliage and distinct reddish-brown winter buds. Produces long greenish/ brown cones. A disease-resistant robust species with a deep rooting habit. H7 172858 Fth 175-200 16-18 230 5.5 U16 5 Oct-21 £502.20 £602.64 Large (18m +) 172399 Fth 350-400 25-30 1000 9 T09 1 £1,632.15 £1,958.58 Large (18m +) 173350 Fth 300-350 25-30 320 6 T23 2 Oct-21 £1,019.25 £1,223.10 Large (18m +) 173321 Fth 400-450 25-30 330 6 T23 1 Oct-21 £1,213.65 £1,456.38 Large (18m +) 173551 Fth 600-700 45-50 850 7.5 T21 2 Oct-21 £3,098.25 £3,717.90 Large (18m +) Acer campestre Field Maple Our native field maple, grown widely in rural gardens and native woodland plantings. More compact than most maples, sharing the traditional leaf-shape of the genus, but at a daintier size and with rounded tips. Bark is rustic and fissured. New growth has subtle coral pink hues, deepening to dark green, then phasing to rich yellow in autumn. H6 170817 MS 200-250 150 5 P01 8 £382.00 £458.40 Medium (10-18m) 173155 MS 350-400 750 7.5 Q09 7 £1,536.30 £1,843.56 Medium (10-18m) 173326 MS 400-450 380 6 Q08 5 £1,210.95 £1,453.14 Medium (10-18m) 167161 MS 700-800 3200 Net RollD04 1 £2,886.30 £3,463.56 Medium (10-18m) 173422 Std 350-400 12-14 100 4 L12 3 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Medium (10-18m) 172734 Std 450-500 14-16 160 5 L12 1 Sep-21 £205.20 £246.24 Medium (10-18m) 173438 Std 400-450 16-18 100 4 L22 20 £396.90 £476.28 Medium (10-18m) 173527 Std 450-500 25-30 250 5.5 L24 4 £1,209.60 £1,451.52 Medium (10-18m) 173156 Std 500-600 45-50 1200 Net RollY12 3 £2,678.40 £3,214.08 Medium (10-18m) 172998 Std 600-700 50-60 1500 Net RollY10 4 £3,364.20 £4,037.04 Medium (10-18m) Acer campestre 'Elegant' Field Maple This lovely selection of field maple, worthy of its name, has a more regular, egg-shaped habit which it retains as it matures. As with the species, this cultivar does brilliantly in almost any suituation in addition to having improved resistance to pest and disease. The perfect tree for streets and avenues or anywhere where width is limited. H6 172920 Std 600-700 40-45 900 8 Y09 4 £2,423.25 £2,907.90 Medium (10-18m) Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' Dutch field maple 'Elsrijk' is a dutch clone of our native field maple with a dense, conical form. This handsome cultivar shares the traditional leaf-shape of the genus, but at a daintier size and with rounded tips. Bark is rustic and fissured. New growth has subtle coral pink hues, deeping to dark green, then phasing to rich yellow in autumn. H6 173031 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B29 10 £198.45 £238.14 Medium (10-18m) 172914 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B15 11 £203.85 £244.62 Medium (10-18m) 173032 Std 350-400 14-16 120 5 B29 10 £241.65 £289.98 Medium (10-18m) 170203 Std 450-500 16-18 140 5 L12 1 Sep-21 £245.70 £294.84 Medium (10-18m) 173526 Std 450-500 25-30 250 5.5 L24 4 £1,097.55 £1,317.06 Medium (10-18m) Acer campestre (Hedging) Field Maple A deciduous, native species of maple traditionally used for hedgerows and informal hedging. New leaves have a pretty shrimp-pink hue, turning green in summer, then a deep yellow in autumn. 173365 Hdg 125-150 70 3.5 X42 53 £64.80 £77.76 Clip to Size 169620 Hdg 150-175 30 X43 1 £67.50 £81.00 Clip to Size Acer campestre 'Queen Elizabeth' Maple - Field

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 1 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Acer campestre 'Queen Elizabeth' A graceful cultivar offering a neat habit with upright branches, creating a uniform and elegant appearance which is retained with age. Foliage, lush dark-green in summer, turn golden-yellow in autumn alongside the winged fruit which is typical of the species. Adaptable to most environments and well-drained soils. Not for paved sites. H6 173598 Std 800-900 40-45 950 8 Y16 2 £3,118.50 £3,742.20 Medium (10-18m) Acer campestre 'Red Shine' Field maple An elegant Dutch field maple offering a neat, upright habit and a delightful spring display of red emerging foliage. The leaves mature to a lovely shade of dark-green in summer then come autumn, turn a bright, lumenous yellow before falling. It is very wind and salt tolerant making it an excellent for coastal planting. Can also manage partial paving. H6 169129 3QS 350-400 14-16 170 5 L11 1 £184.95 £221.94 Small (6-10m) 172915 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B16 5 £213.30 £255.96 Small (6-10m) Acer capillipes Red snake-bark maple Known as the snake-bark maple for its contrasting white-striped young bark. Foliage adopts an unusual shape and is exceptionally pretty in spring when new growth unfurls coral-red. Attractive pink fruits appear later on in the year. The foliage turns a vivid orange-red to deep red in autumn. Will flourish in any position well sheltered from wind. H6 164403 MS 450-500 750 7.5 V01 1 £1,344.60 £1,613.52 Small (6-10m) 166705 Std 600-700 30-35 320 6 L26 1 £1,227.15 £1,472.58 Small (6-10m) Acer cappadocicum 'Aureum' Caucasian maple A striking cultivar which begins and ends the year with a luminous display which is hard to miss! The palmate leaves emerge bright yellow, fade to a lush green in summer then take on a rich golden glow in autumn. Upright when young, maturing into a stately, broadly-round habit. Does well in all free-draining soils. Prefers a sheltered location. H6 170944 MS 300-350 300 6 W01 1 £791.10 £949.32 Medium (10-18m) Acer cappadocicum 'Rubrum' Caucasian maple An attractive medium-sized deciduous tree with broad, deep purple-red young leaves that turn dark reddish green in summer and a long lasting rich butter-yellow through to red in autumn. New growth is blood-red. Best planted with some shelter from cold winds. Does not grow well in compacted soil. H6 167929 Std 350-400 25-30 140 5 L16 1 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 172140 Std 600-700 30-35 330 6 L26 1 £1,923.75 £2,308.50 Medium (10-18m) Acer davidii Père David's maple This lovely tree was introduced from China to the west in 1879 by Charles Maries and is named in honour of the French missionary Father Armand David. Being a snake-bark maple it has attractive, green and white striated bark. The shining, dark green, ovate leaves colour richly in autumn. Green, suffused red, fruits in autumn. H5 170970 MS 350-400 320 6 W01 2 £788.40 £946.08 Medium (10-18m) 170976 MS 350-400 750 7.5 GH 1 £1,953.45 £2,344.14 Medium (10-18m) 169212 MS 350-400 480 6.5 Q03 1 £916.65 £1,099.98 Medium (10-18m) 170729 MS 450-500 600 7.5 P05 1 £3,176.55 £3,811.86 Medium (10-18m) 172306 Std 350-400 18-20 200 5.5 L25 2 £773.55 £928.26 Medium (10-18m) 171885 Std 500-600 25-30 350 6 L25 1 £1,098.90 £1,318.68 Medium (10-18m) 171886 Std 600-700 30-35 900 8 Y15 1 Oct-21 £1,343.93 £1,612.72 Medium (10-18m) 172780 Std 600-700 40-45 750 7.5 Y15 1 £2,675.70 £3,210.84 Medium (10-18m) Acer davidii 'Viper' Père David's maple 'Viper' is a relatively new cultivar of Père David's maple with striking white on reddish-orange striated bark, brilliant orange autumn colours and increased resitance to winter die-back. As the tree matures, the older bark will take on the more familiar green hues of the species. Does well on all free-draining soils. Also known as 'Mindavi'. H5 171187 MS 250-300 250 5.5 F04 1 £469.80 £563.76 Medium (10-18m) Acer griseum Paperbark maple Since its introduction from China in 1901 this beautiful small tree has become a great garden favorite. The exquisite cinnamon-coloured, exfoliating bark together with the blueish-green, trifoliate leaves, turning bronze or russet-red in autumn, truely makes this a specimen tree. Prefers well-drained and moist but adaptable. H5 173130 MS 200-250 180 5 G01 1 £668.25 £801.90 Small (6-10m) 171528 Std 350-400 10-12 220 5.5 L13 1 Sep-21 £954.45 £1,145.34 Small (6-10m) 171529 Std 350-400 14-16 170 5 L13 3 £1,156.95 £1,388.34 Small (6-10m) 172388 Std 400-450 14-16 250 5.5 L13 3 £1,015.20 £1,218.24 Small (6-10m) 172389 Std 400-450 16-18 250 5.5 L13 1 £1,228.50 £1,474.20 Small (6-10m) 172812 Std 400-450 25-30 480 6.5 V03 1 £4,773.60 £5,728.32 Small (6-10m) 172403 Std 450-500 30-35 550 7 Office 1 £5,094.90 £6,113.88 Small (6-10m) Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' Full-moon maple

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 2 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Acer japonicum 'Aconitifolium' 'Aconitifolium' means leaves like aconite which aptly describes this elegant maple. These deeply-cut leaves unfold green and remain so over summer. As autumn approaches the foliage creates a stunning display of greens, yellows, oranges and reds. Produces the best pure scarlet colour of any maple. Needs a sheltered location in semi-shade. H6 173008 MS 100-125 100 4 Office 2 £228.15 £273.78 Very Small (up to 6m) 168050 MS 300-350 430 6.5 W06 3 £1,543.00 £1,851.60 Very Small (up to 6m) 171084 MS 300-350 310 6 W06 1 £1,452.60 £1,743.12 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer japonicum 'Vitifolium' Vine-leaved japanese maple This cultivar has larger leaves than the species and is concidered the finest of all the multi-coloured autumn foliage trees, bearing leaves that are green, yellow, orange, red and claret all at the same time and over several weeks. A strong architectural presence to any garden. Plant in sheltered, well drained location with dappled sunglight. H6 171083 MS 300-350 380 6 F05 1 £2,606.85 £3,128.22 Small (6-10m) Acer monspessulanum Montpelier maple Native to the Mediterrranean region edging up into France and Germany, this densely branched and rounded tree or shrub is somewhat reminiscent of our field maple. However, the leaves are leathery, shiny and smoothly three lobed; and the decorative red samaras are parallell rather than set at 180 degrees. Tolerates heat and some drought. H5 172439 MS 350-400 700 7.5 L28 1 £965.25 £1,158.30 Small (6-10m) Acer negundo 'Variegatum' Ashleaf maple A fast growing medium sized tree that is tolerant of difficult sites, growing successfully in wet or dry soil and in semi-shade. Most attractive in spring as fresh leaves open with soft catkin-like tassels. Leaves are broad, green with white margins. Remove any reverting shoots. A shallow rooting tree. H6 173170 MS 400-450 750 7.5 P02 1 £2,578.50 £3,094.20 Small (6-10m) Acer opalus Italian maple A stunning maple tree from southern Europe with an impressive broadly-rounded habit. Pendulous yellow flowers unfold on bare branches soon followed by the glossy, sycamore-like leaves. Attractive pink samaras and burnished bronze-brown and red autumn colours. Beautiful pinkish-brown bark that peels with age. H6 166343 MS 250-300 280 5.5 U15 1 £594.00 £712.80 Medium (10-18m) Acer 'Pacific Sunset' Painted maple Discovered in Oregon in 1991 this stunning maple is a hybrid between Acer truncatum and Acer platanoides 'Warrenred'. The habit is elegantly pyramidal with super glossy, dark-green leaves which, come autumn, change to an exquisite palette of orange, red and yellow. Does well on all soil types including urban sites. Best in full sun. H7 172882 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 B11 9 £210.60 £252.72 Small (6-10m) Acer palmatum Japanese maple The wild form of Japanese maple prized for its gorgeous purple-red, orange or yellow autumnal colours. An excellent choice in a smaller garden, or as part of an ornamental woodland in a larger space. Best in a moist but well-drained loam, sheltered from cold winds. Will tolerate chalk. A shallow rooting tree. H6 173009 MS 125-150 40 U19 9 £168.75 £202.50 Small (6-10m) 173010 MS 200-250 70 3.5 C01 2 £394.20 £473.04 Small (6-10m) 163577 MS 350-400 2400 Net RollU02 1 £13,255.65 £15,906.78 Small (6-10m) 172385 MS 500-600 1100 Net RollV01 1 £4,625.10 £5,550.12 Small (6-10m) 172386 MS 500-600 1300 Net RollV01 1 £7,585.65 £9,102.78 Small (6-10m) 171279 QS 350-400 50-60 950 8 V03 1 £4,897.80 £5,877.36 Small (6-10m) 168279 QS 400-450 50-60 1500 Net RollV01 1 £4,741.20 £5,689.44 Small (6-10m) 173528 Std 350-400 14-16 180 5 F03 2 £629.10 £754.92 Small (6-10m) Acer palmatum 'Beni Shichihenge' Japanese maple An eye-catching maple with stunning variegated foliage. Each deeply incised, palmate leaf is green centered surrounded by a cream-coloured border with a delicate blush varying across the plant. In autumn the entire leaf takes on a blaze of orange to red. Requires a sheltered location in well drained, acid to neutral soil. Sun or part shade. H6 172168 MS 175-200 240 5.5 K09 1 £533.25 £639.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' Japanese maple Small tree with a low, rounded head. The leaves are very deep reddish-purple with striking red colours in autumn. Purple spring flowers followed by red, winged fruits. Best in a moist but well-drained loam, sheltered from cold winds. Foliage will scorch in full sun and requires overhead dappled shade. Will tolerate chalk. Also does well in large pot. H6 173011 MS 100-125 40 U23 7 £217.35 £260.82 Very Small (up to 6m) 173012 MS 125-150 40 U18 4 £260.55 £312.66 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Dissectum' (D) Japanese maple

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 3 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Acer palmatum 'Dissectum' (D) Prized for its delicate filigree foliage, arching shoots, fine golden, orange and red autumn colour, and cascading habit. The reddish purple flowers are tiny but attractive up close. Somewhat sparse and mushroom shaped when young, ultimately forming a dense rounded shrub that is exquisite in a courtyard, small garden, or ornamental woodland. H6 173016 QS 050-075 10-12 100 4 Office 1 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Garnet' (D) Japanese maple A Japanese maple of outstanding colour and vigour. Leaf is rich red-orange. 'Garnet' has a pendulous, spreading habit which matures to form a cascading mound-shaped specimen. Equally effective as a feature in a courtyard or in a naturalistic planting scheme in a larger space. It needs a sheltered spot, away from strong winds or scorching sun. H6 172930 HS 150-175 20-25 550 7 W01 1 £3,238.65 £3,886.38 Very Small (up to 6m) 172999 HS 175-200 25-30 950 8 V02 1 £5,328.45 £6,394.14 Very Small (up to 6m) 173017 QS 050-075 10-12 100 4 Office 3 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 172379 QS 150-175 30-35 800 7.5 U15 1 £4,936.95 £5,924.34 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Green Trompenburg' (M) Japanese maple A vigorous grower with red tinged spring foliage turning deep green in summer then yellow-orange in autumn. As with the more red 'Trompenburg', this cultivar also have slightly curled leaves, creating a narrow lobed appearance. Requires acidic to neutral, well-drained soil away from drying winds. More sun and heat tolerant. H6 173018 MS 175-200 90 4 C01 2 £425.25 £510.30 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Inaba-shidare' (D) Japanese maple A small but very vigorous shrub with fine arching branches and delicate, deeply lobed, large leaves. In spring the foliage unfolds dark purple, turning purple in summer and then bright crimson in autumn. Stunning next to ponds or other water features. Plant in a sheltered, well drained location with dappled sunlight. Container suitable. H6 172549 HS 300-350 20-25 470 6.5 V02 1 £3,013.20 £3,615.84 Very Small (up to 6m) 172931 HS 150-175 25-30 1500 Net RollW01 1 £3,983.85 £4,780.62 Very Small (up to 6m) 171094 HS 175-200 35-40 1100 Net RollU18 1 £4,963.95 £5,956.74 Very Small (up to 6m) 173577 QS 150-175 50-60 1800 Net RollV02 1 Sep-21 £13,362.30 £16,034.76 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Kagiri nishiki' Japanese maple An old, delicate cultivar with a subtle charm. The leaves emerge a creamy pink, maturing to a blueish-green tone, retaining a creamy white to pink contour along the deeply dissected foliage. As autumn approaches the leaves take on a stunning palette of yellow, orange and scarlet before falling. Protect from drying winds. H5 170960 MS 350-400 850 7.5 G02 1 £1,150.20 £1,380.24 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Ki hachijo' Japanese maple This old cultivar from 1732, meaning 'tree from the island of Hachijo', features eye-catching bright-green foliage throughout the growing season. Come autumn, the leaves take on a stunning mix of golden yellow, red and orange. Attractive white bark striations on older trees. Plant sheltered in acidic to neutral, well-drained soil. H6 173019 MS 150-175 140 5 C01 1 £363.15 £435.78 Very Small (up to 6m) 173020 MS 200-250 200 5.5 U05 3 £529.20 £635.04 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Linearilobum' Japanese maple This elegant cultivar developes a spectacular, upright, spreading crown bearing bright-green, bamboo-like foliage. In spring as the leaves emerge small red flowers can be seen turning into highly decorative red samaras as the crown reveals its bright yellow colours in autumn. Plant in moist, neutral to acidic soil in dappled shade away from drying winds. H6 173021 MS 150-175 80 4 C01 4 £378.00 £453.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Masu kagami' (M) Japanese maple Upright when young then widening with age, 'Masu kagami' bears eye-catching green leaves airbrushed with pink. In spring the unfolding bright salmon-pink foliage is accompanied by small pendulous red flowers. The red samaras decorating the crown in autumn are beautifully contrasted against the crimson to scarlet crown. H5 173022 MS 175-200 120 5 C01 1 £472.50 £567.00 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Ornatum' (D) Japanese maple An old cultivar with beautiful pendulous branches and delicate, lace-like leaves. Mushroom shaped when young, ultimately a dense rounded bush. Leaves unfold orange-red turning bronze-green in summer and then orange-yellow in autumn. Plant in a sheltered, well drained location. Suitable for containers. Mature height 1.2-1.8m. H6 172938 HS 150-175 25-30 600 7.5 W01 1 £3,998.70 £4,798.44 Very Small (up to 6m) 173023 QS 050-075 10-12 100 4 Office 3 £364.50 £437.40 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki' Japanese maple Many say that this cultivar is the very best if you're looking for intense red autumn colour. But it also offers nice spring and summer interest. The green leaves make a beautiful contrast against the red spring flowers and the red summer fruits. For best colour plant in a lime free soil, sheltered from strong winds and with plently of sun. H6 173024 MS 100-125 40 U20 2 £260.55 £312.66 Very Small (up to 6m) 24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 4 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Acer palmatum 'Sango kaku' Japanese maple If you want year round enjoyment from your Japanese maple, this is the cultivar to go for. The leaves emerge pinkish-green, turning bright green in summer and golden yellow with hints of red in autumn. The bright red annual growth provides much desired winter interest. 6 metres tall with a 3 metre spread. Needs shelter, light and well drained soil. H6 173026 MS 075-100 40 U21 7 £109.35 £131.22 Very Small (up to 6m) 171085 MS 400-450 600 7.5 F02 1 £5,520.15 £6,624.18 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Shaina' Japanese maple Discovered as a witches' broom mutation on the cultivar 'Bloodgood', this dwarf Japanese maple has dark red leaves clumped in masses giving the shrub a tufted appearance. In autumn the leaves turn a bright, eye-catching red. Brilliant as a garden focal point or a rock garden accent. Plant in a sheltered location in full sun or dappled shade. H5 170951 MS 100-125 190 5 F06 1 £514.35 £617.22 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Shishigashira' Japanese maple 'Shishigashira' is a superb maple with upright habit and gorgeous, light-green foliage. The deeply lobed leaves grow in tufts along the branches giving a the tree a very distinc appearance. As autumn approaches the dense foliage turns a striking gold suffused with rose and crimson tones. Elegant, small reddish-purpe flowers in spring. H5 164908 MS 350-400 1100 Net RollP09 1 £14,011.65 £16,813.98 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Trompenburg' (M) Japanese maple A most attractive Japanese maple with an upright habit broadening with age. This cultivar is somewhat larger than most, maturing to 7 meters. The leaves are beautifully palmate unfolding dark reddish-purple turning reddish-green and bronze in late summer. Lovely crimson red autumn tones. Better than most at tolerating full sun. Protect from wind. H6 167995 Fth 400-450 30-35 700 7.5 V01 1 £4,375.35 £5,250.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Ueno Yama' Japanese maple A handsome maple with a broadly vase-shaped habit bearing deeply loabed palmate leaves. The foliage unfolds a golden yellow with edges tinged in a striking scarlet. The colour fades into a lush light-green during summer then returns to its scarlet notes before falling. Requires a moist, free-draining, acidic soils protected from drying winds. H5 170953 MS 250-300 450 6.5 Z02 1 £1,155.60 £1,386.72 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palmatum 'Viridis' (D) Japanese maple The cultivar 'Viridis' has bright green, deeply cut, palmate leaves on arching branches that in time form a 3 meter tall and equally wide mound. The small, red, spring flowers provide a beautiful contrast to the unfolding leaves. Golden yellow colours with red tints in autumn. Plant in a sheltered, well lit, moist but well drained postion. H5 172939 MS 400-450 850 7.5 F04 1 £5,119.20 £6,143.04 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer palm. 'Burgandy Lace' Japanese maple 'Burgandy Lace' is a wine-red cultivar growing to 4m tall and slightly wider. The colour is most vivid in spring time and quite striking against the red petioles. If the summer temperatures aren't too extreme the colour will remain until autumn when it changes to fiery red, orange and copper. Magnificent accent plant. Shelter from strong winds. H6 173013 MS 100-125 40 U20 1 £255.15 £306.18 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer platanoides 'Columnare' Norway Maple This 1878 French cultivar has a fastigiate shape but seldome confines itself to a single trunk which is why it is often grafted upon the species. With its narrow, oval crown this tree is perfect for street or avenue. The crown stays closed even when tree is mature allowing for minimum maintenence. Similar leaves and colour to that of the species. H7 170227 Std 600-700 35-40 450 6.5 Y14 5 £1,272.92 £1,527.50 Large (18m +) Acer platanoides 'Crimson Sentry' Norway maple 'Crimson Sentry' is a distinctive cultivar which arose as a stunted sport on 'Crimson King' in Oregon 1974. Sharing the same vibrant pruplish-red colour as its parent, 'Crimson Sentry' has smaller leaves, shorter shoots and is much more compact. Trees seldom exseed 9m in height with a fairly narrow outline. Pollusion tolerant. H7 171747 Fth 400-450 20-25 220 5.5 L17 1 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 173529 Fth 450-500 20-25 230 5.5 L17 4 £672.30 £806.76 Small (6-10m) Acer platanoides 'Deborah' Norway Maple A Canadian cultivar named in 1975. It arose as a seedling of 'Schwedleri'. Medium sized but quick growing tree with a conical crown. Leaves with wavy margins flush out bronze-purple in spring and turn to dark green in summer. The petiole, midrib and veins of the leaf retain the spring colour. Orange to deep red in autumn. H7 172786 Std 450-500 14-16 80 4 B08 2 £199.80 £239.76 Medium (10-18m) 172787 Std 450-500 16-18 110 4 B09 3 £253.80 £304.56 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Drumondii' Norway maple Medium sized, rounded to broadly columnar tree whose distinctively pale young foliage and rounded crown make this an eye-catching variety late spring and early summer. Foliage fades to green with pale margins in summer. Prune out reverted branches. Fairly easy to control size with pruning and pollarding. H7

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 5 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173085 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B32 1 £213.30 £255.96 Medium (10-18m) 170319 Std 400-450 14-16 130 5 L14 4 Sep-21 £230.85 £277.02 Medium (10-18m) 172752 Std 450-500 18-20 220 5.5 L14 1 Sep-21 £321.30 £385.56 Medium (10-18m) 168819 Std 500-600 20-25 130 5 L14 2 Sep-21 £386.10 £463.32 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Emerald Queen' Norway Maple ‘Emerald Queen’ is a fast-growing cultivar with an oval-rounded habit. Young leaves flush red and then harden to green over about three weeks. Most effective when second flushing as the foliage contrasts both green and red. Even though the flowers are small, the greenish-yellow clusters in spring have ornamental value. Yellow autumn colour. H7 172788 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B07 1 £186.30 £223.56 Medium (10-18m) 168830 Std 500-600 25-30 320 6 L11 2 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 168755 Std 700-800 40-45 1400 Net RollY13 1 Sep-21 £1,571.40 £1,885.68 Medium (10-18m) 166814 Std 700-800 45-50 1400 Net RollY15 1 Oct-21 £1,606.77 £1,928.12 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Fairview' Norway maple A newcomer to the market of Norway maples, this broadly oval tree offers a delightful spring display with crimson-red leaves and contrasting yellow flowers. The foliage matures to a lovely dark-green then turning bronze in autumn. Great option for the more narrow space or for street or avenue planting. Very tolerant of pollution and drought. H5 172141 Std 700-800 40-45 750 7.5 Y17 3 £2,609.55 £3,131.46 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Globosum' Norway Maple This cultivar of Norway Maple was first desribed in Belgium in 1873. It shares the same characteristics as the species but has a stunted growth. When grafted onto the species it produces a playful, compact small tree suitible for when space is severely restricted. Golden yellow autumn colour. Drought tolerant and not wind sensitive. H7 171204 Std 450-500 25-30 480 6.5 L25 5 £735.75 £882.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Acer platanoides 'Mauritz Upright'® Norway Maple 'Mauritz Upright' has a perfectly symmetric columnar shape, creating a narrow, oval crown making it perfect for streets or avenues. As the tree matures the crown remains closed, requiring minimum maintenence. Akin to the species, the leaves are dark-green in summer, turning golden yellow in autumn. Greenish-yellow spring flowers. H7 171558 Fth 400-450 14-16 160 5 L14 5 £432.00 £518.40 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Princeton Gold' Norway maple A medium sized tree that is broadly columnar with bright yellow leaves on red petioles. A great cultivar for bringing instant colour and contrast to dull, dark areas, or plant in front of a conifer screen to increase interest. 'Princeton Gold' is reletively drought tolerant and grows well on most soils, including clay. Shallow rooting. H7 172963 Std 500-600 20-25 190 5 L18 5 £661.50 £793.80 Medium (10-18m) Acer platanoides 'Royal Red' Norway Maple 'Royal Red' is very similar to the 'Crimson King' cultivar but is slightly more upright, slower growing and more maroon-purple in colour. As it isn't as vigorous it is less prone to frost cracks. Bears small yellow red tinged flowers together with the emerging dark foliage in spring. Yellow and orange autumn colour. H7 173262 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 L22 1 £198.45 £238.14 Medium (10-18m) 172789 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B08 1 £198.45 £238.14 Medium (10-18m) 169572 Std 450-500 18-20 80 4 L11 2 £394.20 £473.04 Medium (10-18m) 173312 Std 450-500 20-25 190 5 L18 5 £517.00 £620.40 Medium (10-18m) 171943 Std 600-700 25-30 320 6 L14 2 £668.25 £801.90 Medium (10-18m) 171796 Std 700-800 30-35 650 7.5 U17 5 £1,981.80 £2,378.16 Medium (10-18m) 172053 Std 700-800 40-45 900 8 Y01 1 £2,844.45 £3,413.34 Medium (10-18m) 166614 Std 700-800 50-60 1900 Net RollY01 2 £3,457.08 £4,148.50 Medium (10-18m) 172995 Std 800-900 60-70 1900 Net RollY11 2 £5,293.35 £6,352.02 Medium (10-18m) Acer pseud. 'Brilliantissimum' Sycamore A distinct, small, slow-growing tree from 1905. The young leaves are glorious coral pink, changing to pale yellow-green and finally green. Tolerates a wide range of soils but best in a sheltered position to protect delicate spring growth. It makes a good formal garden plant and a real treat around water features. H7 171806 Std 300-350 12-14 140 5 L16 3 Sep-21 £221.40 £265.68 Small (6-10m) Acer rubrum Red Maple First cultivated in Europe 1656 this North American tree can grow up to 40m tall. The red colour is present in the tree all year round - from the winter twigs to the flowers in early spring and culminating in spectacular red autumn foilage. The grey-green to white leaf underside adding additional pink and cream autumn dimensions. H7 170643 Std 500-600 25-30 500 7 Y15 2 Oct-21 £1,113.75 £1,336.50 Medium (10-18m) 170798 Std 600-700 30-35 550 7 Y12 1 Sep-21 £1,183.95 £1,420.74 Medium (10-18m) 164201 Std 800-900 50-60 1900 Net RollY13 1 Oct-21 £2,563.11 £3,075.73 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 6 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Acer rubrum 'Karpick' Red maple A handsome tree with a columnar to ovoid habit and strikingly red-brown coloured branchlets. The red nuances continue through summer where each bright green leaf is accompanied with a red petiole. The grand finaly comes in autumn when the entire canopy is set ablaze in a mix of yellow, orange and red. Shelter from high wind. H7 172544 Std 800-900 40-45 1400 Net RollY12 2 Sep-21 £1,703.70 £2,044.44 Medium (10-18m) Acer rubrum 'Northwood' Red maple A North American cultivar famous for its extreme hardiness but also noted for its attractive reddish-brown juvenile growth, red petioles, excellent orange-red autumn colour and compact oval-shaped crown. The colour improves with colder winters and if planted in moist, acidic well-draining acidic soils, protected from strong winds. Non fruiting. H7 170242 Std 600-700 35-40 420 6.5 Y14 2 £1,273.00 £1,527.60 Medium (10-18m) Acer rubrum 'October Glory' Red Maple ‘October Glory’ is a female cultivar that, as the cultivar name suggests, is perhaps best noted for its exceptional fall color. Attractive red flowers appear in early spring before the foliage emerges. Glossy dark green leaves with red stems that retain good green color well into fall. Orange to red fall color for this cultivar is brilliant in most years. H7

173080 Std 250-300 12-14 80 4 B02 5 £228.15 £273.78 Medium (10-18m) 172790 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B07 4 £228.15 £273.78 Medium (10-18m) Acer rubrum 'Red Sunset' Red maple 'Red Sunset' is an oustanding maple with an upright habit and rounded to oval crown. Emerging new leaves, leafstalks, twigs, flowers, fruit and fall colour are fire-cracking red or tinged with red making this cultivar one of the best maples when looking for colour effect. Best in acidic, moist, well-drained soils in full to partial shade. H5 173263 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 L23 7 £228.15 £273.78 Medium (10-18m) 172791 Std 450-500 12-14 80 4 B08 4 £228.15 £273.78 Medium (10-18m) Acer rubrum 'Scanlon' Red maple 'Scanlon' forms a compact conical crown with dense branches surrounding a central leader. It retains this apical dominace into maturity. Red flowers in spring followed by lush green leaves turning a rich, orange-red in autumn. Best on moist, slightly acid soil. Stunted growth and poor autumn colour on chalk. Moderate in heavy clay. H6 172584 Std 800-900 50-60 4000 Net RollU09 2 £3,530.25 £4,236.30 Medium (10-18m) Acer rufinerve Snake bark maple Famous for its strikingly white-striped green bark this elegant tree bears beautiful, strongly veined dark-green leaves on upward-arching branches. In spring yellow flowers unfold on long racemes followed by highly decorative pendulous clusters of red samaras. Stunning deep red to yellow to purple autumn colours. H5 171825 MS 250-300 130 5 L29 2 £510.30 £612.36 Small (6-10m) Acer saccharinum 'Laciniatum Wieri' Silver maple A fast growing tree with an impressive open and broadly vase-shaped structure. The leaves, emerging bronze then turning green with a white underside, are deeply lobed, giving the tree, along with its open, wide crown, a very soft appearance despite its size. Tolerates paving and any well drained soil, but avoid windy and exposed sites. H6 172250 Std 800-900 40-45 1000 9 Y12 1 Sep-21 £2,135.70 £2,562.84 Large (18m +) Acer sacc. 'Pyramidale' Silver maple A more upright form of the Silver Maple which quickly grows to form a substantial shade tree with lush airy foliage roughly half as wide as it is tall. Fluttering leaves create a shimmering effect. Yellow and cream autumn colours. Tolerates a wide range of soil types and is fairly easy to grow. Flat far-reaching roots. H7 171808 Std 500-600 16-18 180 5 L15 5 £255.15 £306.18 Large (18m +) 165478 Std 700-800 45-50 600 7.5 Y14 1 £1,977.75 £2,373.30 Large (18m +) 162441 Std 800-900 60-70 2500 Net RollY13 1 Oct-21 £2,722.95 £3,267.54 Large (18m +) Acer triflorum Rough-barked Maple Originally from Korea and northern China this tree is now very rare in cultivation. It has yellowish-brown exfoliating bark that peels in woody scales rather than papery pieces like Paperbark Maple. Although this tree has trifoliate leaves the species name refers to the flowers. Foliage is green turning a beautiful red in autumn. H7 157605 QS 450-500 50-60 700 7.5 L25 1 £1,305.45 £1,566.54 Small (6-10m) 170686 Std 450-500 20-25 200 5.5 L15 2 £1,047.60 £1,257.12 Small (6-10m) Acer x freemanii Freemans's maple A fantastic hybrid between Acer rubrum x Acer saccharinum which bears the strong branch attachment of the red maple and fast growth rate of the silver maple. It is also less susceptible to chlorosis. Handsome ovate to pyramidal habit with rich green, deeply cut leaves becoming brilliantly reddish-orange in autumn. H7 168164 MS 500-600 600 7.5 Q04 2 Oct-21 £988.20 £1,185.84 Medium (10-18m) 168816 MS 600-700 1400 Net RollP05 1 Oct-21 £1,926.45 £2,311.74 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 7 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 170809 Std 800-900 40-45 1000 9 Y13 1 Sep-21 £1,923.75 £2,308.50 Medium (10-18m) Acer x freemanii 'Armstrong' Freeman's maple 'Armstong', which is another great Freeman hybrid, offers a neat, columnar habit making it very suitable for avenues and streets as well as more narrow locations. Small red flower corymbs decorate the crown prior to the foliage. Colours brilliantly red in autumn after a hot summer. Does best in lime-free, well-drained soil. Tolerates paving. H7 172967 MS 250-300 140 5 P05 8 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 172538 Std 800-900 40-45 800 7.5 Y17 2 £2,683.80 £3,220.56 Medium (10-18m) Acer x freemanii 'Autumn Blaze' Freeman's maple A beautiful, fast growing tree with ascending branches and a dense, broad-oval crown. As the name suggests, the foliage turns into an autumn blaze of orange-red to scarlet-red colour in the autumn. A reliable maple hybrid (between A. rubrum and A. saccharinum) which performs well on UK soils. Also known as 'Jeffersred'. H6 172940 MS 600-700 600 7.5 P06 3 £1,879.20 £2,255.04 Medium (10-18m) 171801 Std 450-500 14-16 180 5 L16 1 £191.70 £230.04 Medium (10-18m) 173439 Std 400-450 14-16 100 4 L21 13 £267.30 £320.76 Medium (10-18m) 173440 Std 400-450 16-18 100 4 L19 17 £368.55 £442.26 Medium (10-18m) 172881 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 L18 4 £665.55 £798.66 Medium (10-18m) 173508 Std 500-600 20-25 260 5.5 L19 2 £784.35 £941.22 Medium (10-18m) 171984 Std 600-700 40-45 870 7.5 Y17 1 Oct-21 £2,433.92 £2,920.70 Medium (10-18m) Acer x freemanii 'Celebration' Freeman's maple Acer x freemanii is a hybrid between Acer rubrum and Acer saccharinum named after the creator Oliver Freeman. The cultivar, 'Celebration' (synonym 'Celzam') is an upright tree with with columnar branches and leathery red leaves that turn gold to red in autumn. Does well on UK soils and is draught tolerant. H6 172520 Std 800-900 40-45 1050 9 Y15 1 Oct-21 £2,255.72 £2,706.86 Medium (10-18m) 172583 Std 800-900 50-60 700 7.5 Y17 1 £2,697.30 £3,236.76 Medium (10-18m) Acer x freemanii 'Elegant' Freeman's maple Raised in the Boskoop area of The Netherlands, 'Elegant' is another great hybrid between A. saccharinum and A. rubrum. The broadly-oval crown with ascending branches bears red flowers in spring quickly followed by the emerging foliage. Stunning yellow, orange to red autumn colours. Tolerate paving making it very suitable for avenues. H6 172052 Std 1100-1200 70-80 3500 Net RollW06 3 £6,455.70 £7,746.84 Large (18m +) Aesculus flava Sweet buckeye A broadly conical, large, dense crowned tree with interesting, deeply lobed leaves. Bears yellow cone-shaped flowers in late spring to early summer followed by smooth fruit in autumn. Tolerates sun or partial shade. Has a good resistance to bleeding canker though there is no warranty against it. Also resistant to leaf miner. H5 173161 HS 350-400 20-25 280 5.5 Y27 3 £805.95 £967.14 Large (18m +) 173162 HS 500-600 35-40 550 7 Y27 1 £1,277.10 £1,532.52 Large (18m +) 171490 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 J04 8 £340.20 £408.24 Large (18m +) 167283 Std 350-400 35-40 800 7.5 Y19 1 £1,242.00 £1,490.40 Large (18m +) Aesculus flava 'Vestita' Sweet buckeye Chosen and developed by the Dutch Inspection Service for Horticulture, 'Vestita' offers a handsome broadly conical crown, becoming rounded with age. The dark-green palmate leaves are 15 cm across, turning a yellow-violate colour in autumn. Pale yellow panicles decorate the tree in May followed by smooth brown fruits. Tolerates paving well. H6 171809 Std 350-400 14-16 150 5 J09 3 £858.60 £1,030.32 Medium (10-18m) Aesculus parviflora Bottlebrush Buckeye Another common name for this shrub is Dwarf Horse Chestnut which is a rather good description. It can spread over a wide area but seldom exceeds 4m in height. It bears spectacular white mid-summer flowers in 20-30cm panicles with red exserted anthers. Leaves emerge bronze, maturing into green then turn yellow in autumn. Slow to moderate growth rate. H5 10192 MS 150-175 1000 9 Y14 1 £793.80 £952.56 Very Small (up to 6m) Aesculus pavia var. discolor Red buckeye This natural variety of red buckeye, originally from south-eastern North America, is slightly larger than the species, maturing into a densly rounded habit. In June, slender yellow-red upright panicles decorate the crown followed by smooth, light-brown fruits. Does well on all well-draining soils, but doesn't tolerate paving, road salt or wind. H5 171879 QS 175-200 20-25 190 5 V01 1 £855.90 £1,027.08 Small (6-10m) Aesculus x carnea 'Briotii' Red horse chestnut A strong-growing, compact tree with a heavy crown, dark coloured leaves and branches and most recognisable by its deep rose-red flowers set in upright panicles. Conkers follow in autumn. Red Horse Chestnut is a hybrid between Common Horse Chestnut and Red Buckeye, 'Briotii' being the cultivar with the brightest flowers. Slow to medium growth rate. H7 172792 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B03 7 £205.20 £246.24 Medium (10-18m) 171489 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 B10 1 £222.75 £267.30 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 8 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173313 Std 300-350 16-18 130 5 B02 2 £334.80 £401.76 Medium (10-18m) Ailanthus altissima Tree of Heaven Native to China and Taiwan and brought to Europe in the 1740s, the tree of heaven is a large, fast growing, imposing tree. The foliage has a distict ash-like appearance, which can reach up to 1 m long on young specimens. Female trees produce large, conspicuous bunches of reddish key-like fruits. Used for breeding silkworms. Suckers freely. H6 170975 MS 600-700 1000 9 P04 1 £1,949.40 £2,339.28 Large (18m +) Alnus cordata Italian alder As the common name suggests, this Alder originates from southern Italy and was introduced to horticulture 1820. It is one of the first trees to awaken in early spring, and one of the last in leaf in winter. The conical shape and glossy green leaves makes this a very handsome tree. Tolerant of a wide range of soils and urban pollution. H6 170965 MS 350-400 200 5.5 L29 1 £333.45 £400.14 Medium (10-18m) 169608 MS 400-450 160 5 Y20 2 £506.25 £607.50 Medium (10-18m) 172155 MS 450-500 300 6 L29 2 £662.85 £795.42 Medium (10-18m) 169427 Std 450-500 18-20 240 5.5 G03 1 Oct-21 £363.83 £436.60 Medium (10-18m) 169531 Std 500-600 20-25 360 6 G03 1 Oct-21 £368.28 £441.94 Medium (10-18m) 168722 Std 500-600 20-25 260 5.5 G04 1 Oct-21 £311.85 £374.22 Medium (10-18m) 168402 Std 800-900 45-50 550 7 Y22 1 £893.70 £1,072.44 Medium (10-18m) Alnus glutinosa Alder Our native Alder carries the torch for summer throughout the dark days of winter. As early as January shimmering golden catkins appear, quickly joined by a fresh crop of leaves. In summer it has an airy semi-transparent crown that gives a dappled sunlight effect. A rapid growing, loosely conical tree with a naturalistic growth habit. H7 168718 Fth 500-600 25-30 350 6 G04 1 Oct-21 £449.96 £539.95 Medium (10-18m) 169428 HS 400-450 20-25 240 5.5 G03 1 Oct-21 £374.22 £449.06 Medium (10-18m) 173230 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 Y32 1 £174.15 £208.98 Medium (10-18m) 173033 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 B30 4 £249.75 £299.70 Medium (10-18m) 173231 Std 450-500 16-18 100 4 Y32 2 £249.75 £299.70 Medium (10-18m) 173241 Std 450-500 18-20 100 4 Y32 4 £298.35 £358.02 Medium (10-18m) 172723 Std 450-500 20-25 350 6 G03 1 Oct-21 £374.22 £449.06 Medium (10-18m) 170192 Std 500-600 25-30 550 7 G04 1 Oct-21 £449.96 £539.95 Medium (10-18m) 167400 Std 500-600 25-30 550 7 Y18 1 Oct-21 £396.50 £475.80 Medium (10-18m) 172785 Std 500-600 35-40 850 7.5 Y22 1 £1,023.30 £1,227.96 Medium (10-18m) 172539 Std 700-800 45-50 850 7.5 Y23 1 £1,244.70 £1,493.64 Medium (10-18m) Alnus glutinosa 'Laciniata' Alder A more ornamental form of the native alder which shares the species' characteristic dancing catkins in early spring, but differs in leaf, offering deeply cut, almost oak-leaf shaped foliage which gives a feathery effect. Originally produced in France 1819. Does very well on any soil as long as it's not dry. Pollution tolerant. H7 170498 MS 500-600 330 6 L29 1 £954.45 £1,145.34 Medium (10-18m) Alnus incana Grey Alder A fast growing, broadly conical to columnar tree grown mainly for its pink catkins, which appear in September and decorate the tree all winter and into spring. Both the pubescent underside of the leaf and the bark are grey hence the name. Tolerant of a wide variety of soils and will be happy in both dry and wet conditions. H7 168707 MS 400-450 320 6 Y37 1 £625.00 £750.00 Medium (10-18m) Alnus x spaethii Alder This is a hybrid between Japanse and Caucasian Alder from 1908. It has the rapid growth of the Caucasian with hybrid vigour and the narrowish leaves of Japanese Alder, which emerge coppery-purple. The late winter male catkins decorate the tree beautifully. Tolerates a wide variety of soils, including wet conditions. H6 163373 Std 1000-1100 80-90 2500 Net RollW07 1 £3,574.80 £4,289.76 Medium (10-18m) Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' Juneberry A small sized tree of dense, upright habit. Spring blossom is set amongst the bronzy new foliage, pink in bud, opening pale pink, then becoming white. Foliage phases to rich green in summer, then orange and red in autumn. Produces a light crop of berries in late summer, enjoyed by brids. Ideal for multi-season interest in a restricted space. H7 173511 Std 400-450 12-14 60 3.5 G03 6 Sep-21 £602.10 £722.52 Small (6-10m) 172794 Std 450-500 12-14 80 4 G02 1 Sep-21 £441.45 £529.74 Small (6-10m) 169669 Std 600-700 30-35 550 7 G01 2 Oct-21 £1,525.50 £1,830.60 Small (6-10m) Amelanchier canadensis Juneberry A deciduous, moderate-growing tree or shrub producing white and pale-pink flowers in early spring set amongst the emerging foliage. Mid-green in summer, phasing to yellow, orange and red in autumn. Sweet, purplish-black berries are produced in late summer, enjoyed by birds. Quite tolerant of wet sites. Great choice for a small garden. H6

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 9 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173369 MS 075-100 35 Wc1 42 £52.65 £63.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 172110 MS 250-300 300 6 U20 5 £957.15 £1,148.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 171895 Std 400-450 14-16 110 4 G03 1 £533.25 £639.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172859 Std 400-450 14-16 90 4 G02 17 Sep-21 £654.75 £785.70 Very Small (up to 6m) 172271 Std 500-600 35-40 600 7.5 U23 6 £2,424.60 £2,909.52 Very Small (up to 6m) Amelanchier laevis 'Ballerina' Juneberry A vigourous, shrub or tree producing a profuse display of white flowers in spring, set amongst a bronzy foliage. Foliage fades to green in summer, then to a rich red and purple in autumn. Best autumn colour is achieved in full sun. Small sweet fruits produced in late summer, enjoyed by birds. An ideal choice for a small garden. H7 173509 Std 450-500 12-14 110 4 G03 12 Sep-21 £508.95 £610.74 Very Small (up to 6m) 171896 Std 450-500 14-16 110 4 G04 1 £410.40 £492.48 Very Small (up to 6m) 173510 Std 450-500 14-16 110 4 G04 3 Sep-21 £533.25 £639.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Amelanchier lamarckii June Berry A versatile small sized tree with a softly arching, sometimes spreading habit. Amelanchier is valued for its subtle blossom in spring and attractive autumn tints. Leaves emerge bronze, with the flowers, phasing to green in summer. Ideal as a specimen in a small garden, or planted in naturalistic drifts in a parkland setting. H6. 169910 HS 350-400 30-35 650 7.5 F06 1 £3,503.25 £4,203.90 Small (6-10m) 173034 MS 200-250 100 4 U09 3 £444.15 £532.98 Small (6-10m) 173174 MS 300-350 200 5.5 Q04 5 £1,807.65 £2,169.18 Small (6-10m) 173557 MS 250-300 200 5.5 U05 14 £1,167.75 £1,401.30 Small (6-10m) 171368 MS 300-350 320 6 E03 2 £3,672.74 £4,407.29 Small (6-10m) 173098 MS 300-350 700 7.5 G01 1 £3,759.75 £4,511.70 Small (6-10m) 173189 MS 300-350 250 5.5 E03 3 £1,888.65 £2,266.38 Small (6-10m) 173099 MS 400-450 700 7.5 G01 7 £4,453.65 £5,344.38 Small (6-10m) 172937 MS 600-700 1200 Net RollF06 1 £4,236.30 £5,083.56 Small (6-10m) 172964 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B19 4 £433.35 £520.02 Small (6-10m) 169196 Std 450-500 18-20 160 5 G02 1 £770.85 £925.02 Small (6-10m) 172274 Std 500-600 30-35 550 7 U23 2 £2,169.45 £2,603.34 Small (6-10m) Arbutus unedo Strawberry Tree A stocky slow growing evergreen tree with a dense, rounded though often assymetric crown. Leaves are small, usually serrated. The rugged bark is reddish, sometimes shaggy. Ivory-white bells in sprays appear in autumn as last year's yellow 'strawberries' ripen scarlet. May attract leaf spot in humid weather - spray with copper fungicide. H5 173646 MS 200-250 130c S11 1 £571.00 £685.20 Small (6-10m) 173647 MS 250-300 180c S11 1 £785.70 £942.84 Small (6-10m) 173669 MS 250-300 230c S12 1 £997.65 £1,197.18 Small (6-10m) 173648 Std 250-300 10-12 35c A01 10 Oct-21 £333.45 £400.14 Small (6-10m) 173467 Std 350-400 20-25 180c A06 1 £1,102.95 £1,323.54 Small (6-10m) Berberis thunbergii Japanese barberry A very hardy, compact and spiny, deciduous shrub reaching only 1.5m. In spring, as the small green ovate leaves unfold, clusters of yellow flowers appear followed by elegant, shiny red berries and accompanied by brilliant orange to red autumn colours. Does well on all free-draining soils, sheltered or exposed. Not for full shade. H7 172823 MS 125-150 250 5.5 B End 3 £325.35 £390.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Betula albosinensis 'Fascination' Chinese red birch A birch with a warm coppery/pink peeling bark becoming increasingly popular as a sophisticated alternative to the somewhat ubiquitous white stemmed birch. Leafs out with rich green foliage in early spring and provides a rich golden autumn show. The exceptionally long catkins provide much added interest. Slow to moderate growth rate. H7 171519 Fth 350-400 16-18 240 5.5 H05 1 £440.10 £528.12 Small (6-10m) 172844 Fth 350-400 18-20 160 5 H30 7 £588.60 £706.32 Small (6-10m) 169128 Fth 400-450 20-25 350 6 J19 4 £558.90 £670.68 Small (6-10m) 169127 Fth 400-450 18-20 250 5.5 J19 2 £527.85 £633.42 Small (6-10m) 171518 Fth 400-450 14-16 130 5 H06 1 £355.00 £426.00 Small (6-10m) 168516 Fth 450-500 20-25 240 5.5 J19 2 £298.35 £358.02 Small (6-10m) 173083 Fth 600-700 30-35 550 7 B64 1 £1,950.75 £2,340.90 Small (6-10m) 171956 MS 175-200 120 5 B68 4 £133.65 £160.38 Small (6-10m) 173234 MS 200-250 35 B44 4 £147.15 £176.58 Small (6-10m) 173084 MS 500-600 500 7 B64 2 £1,868.40 £2,242.08 Small (6-10m) 172845 Std 300-350 12-14 110 4 B34 42 £248.40 £298.08 Small (6-10m) 171517 Std 400-450 14-16 160 5 H17 1 £355.00 £426.00 Small (6-10m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 10 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 171504 Std 450-500 16-18 160 5 H04 3 £407.70 £489.24 Small (6-10m) 171503 Std 500-600 16-18 160 5 H05 1 £407.70 £489.24 Small (6-10m) 173264 Std 400-450 16-18 120 5 H26 11 £504.90 £605.88 Small (6-10m) 172883 Std 500-600 18-20 110 4 H29 7 £665.55 £798.66 Small (6-10m) 173560 Std 500-600 18-20 220 5.5 H32 21 £665.55 £798.66 Small (6-10m) 171468 Std 500-600 25-30 300 6 J13 1 £634.50 £761.40 Small (6-10m) 169047 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 J13 2 £494.10 £592.92 Small (6-10m) 173148 Std 500-600 25-30 390 6 H36 2 £913.95 £1,096.74 Small (6-10m) 164630 Std 800-900 45-50 750 7.5 B66 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Small (6-10m) 158306 Std 800-900 45-50 1500 Net RollD05 1 £1,291.95 £1,550.34 Small (6-10m) 165127 Std 900-1000 50-60 1300 Net RollD04 2 £2,101.95 £2,522.34 Small (6-10m) 164069 Std 900-1000 50-60 1000 9 D05 1 £1,344.60 £1,613.52 Small (6-10m) 165511 Std 900-1000 60-70 1600 Net RollD05 1 £2,311.20 £2,773.44 Small (6-10m) Betula costata Korean birch A most attractive species of birch, whose bark has a complex and delicate beauty. The bark itself is primarily fawn coloured, with pale pinkish to orange hues. The crown is fairly upright and oval in youth, increasingly broadening with age to a rounded or columnar shape. Bright green leaves with conspicuous veins; golden autumn tones. H5 172721 HS 400-450 20-25 200 5.5 B59 1 £1,078.65 £1,294.38 Medium (10-18m) 171652 HS 600-700 35-40 550 7 B65 1 £1,915.65 £2,298.78 Medium (10-18m) 170488 QS 300-350 12-14 70 3.5 H12 4 £176.85 £212.22 Medium (10-18m) 168938 QS 600-700 35-40 800 7.5 B65 1 £845.10 £1,014.12 Medium (10-18m) 172746 Std 500-600 25-30 650 7.5 B65 1 £1,136.70 £1,364.04 Medium (10-18m) 161487 Std 1000-1100 50-60 1300 Net RollB68 1 £2,421.90 £2,906.28 Medium (10-18m) Betula ermanii Erman's Birch A graceful, vigorous tree renowned for its creamy-white and pinkish bark, attractive in all seasons but taking centre stage in winter, particularly when set amongst dark evergreens. Summer foliage is bright green, often heart-shaped, giving golden autumn tones. Broadly conical to oval crown becoming increasingly rounded in maturity. H7 164059 Std 800-900 40-45 1000 9 B59 1 £818.10 £981.72 Large (18m +) Betula ermanii 'Holland' Erman's birch With its gorgeous pink and cream coloured, peeling bark the Erman's Birch is definately a rival to any other birch species. The ovate, upright crown and the large green leaves complement the trunk beautifullly. 'Holland' is an improved clone with very good winter hardiness and better uniformity. Shallow rooting with many fibrous roots. H7 170321 Std 450-500 18-20 120 5 H03 3 £433.35 £520.02 Medium (10-18m) 161378 Std 700-800 40-45 850 7.5 R74a 1 £1,858.95 £2,230.74 Medium (10-18m) Betula nigra River birch The River birch is grown for its red-brown shaggy, curling bark becoming black or grey-white on older trees, and its abundance of long golden catkins in early spring. Its crown matures to a loose, graceful, round shape. Excellent as a multi-stem specimen planted where the details of its bark and catkins can be appreciated. H7 170342 MS 300-350 350 6 L30 1 Sep-21 £468.45 £562.14 Medium (10-18m) 172433 MS 600-700 950 8 D03 2 £2,046.60 £2,455.92 Medium (10-18m) 172795 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B33 6 £191.70 £230.04 Medium (10-18m) 171213 Std 500-600 25-30 420 6.5 J15 2 £537.30 £644.76 Medium (10-18m) 169076 Std 500-600 35-40 650 7.5 B61 1 £710.10 £852.12 Medium (10-18m) 164748 Std 600-700 35-40 550 7 B60 1 £710.10 £852.12 Medium (10-18m) 166992 Std 500-600 40-45 700 7.5 B60 1 £843.75 £1,012.50 Medium (10-18m) Betula nigra 'Heritage' Birch A birch whose highly ornamental shaggy, peeling red-brown bark provides year-round interest. Produces an abundance of long golden catkins in early spring, with a shiny deep green leaf in summer which phases to yellow in autumn. The crown matures to a slightly pendant loose pyramidal to columnar shape. Plant in sun or partial shade. H7 163308 Std 1000-1100 60-70 2000 Net RollW07 2 £3,165.75 £3,798.90 Medium (10-18m) Betula papyrifera Paper birch The paper birch is one of the largest growing birches, reaching a height of 20 meters plus, with a spread up to perhaps 12 meters. Prized for its peeling, white, papyrus-like bark revlealing pale orange underbark. Golden autumn tones and yellow male catkins in spring. Shallow rooting with many fibrous roots. Good wind resistance. H7 170343 Std 450-500 20-25 200 5.5 J13 1 £340.20 £408.24 Large (18m +) Betula pendula Silver birch

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 11 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Betula pendula A native, graceful tree with an airy, semi-transparent crown. Branches arch and then droop at the ends to give a soft, semi-weeping effect. Diamond shaped leaves provide an uplifting dappled golden light in autumn. Attractive white bark usually develops with age. Thrives in most soils but susceptible to drought. H7 170892 3QS 500-600 20-25 280 5.5 J18 2 £348.30 £417.96 Large (18m +) 166991 Fth 700-800 35-40 550 7 B60 1 £819.45 £983.34 Large (18m +) 172969 MS 300-350 200 5.5 L27 7 £398.25 £477.90 Large (18m +) 171780 MS 500-600 430 6.5 B66 2 £1,212.30 £1,454.76 Large (18m +) 172796 MS 500-600 500 7 B63 8 £1,013.85 £1,216.62 Large (18m +) 173491 MS 700-800 400 6.5 B62 6 £1,204.20 £1,445.04 Large (18m +) 170917 MS 800-900 1200 Net RollB67 1 £2,551.50 £3,061.80 Large (18m +) 170893 MS 800-900 1300 Net RollB67 2 £2,551.50 £3,061.80 Large (18m +) 172885 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B39 2 £170.10 £204.12 Large (18m +) 173036 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 B41 9 £198.45 £238.14 Large (18m +) 172886 Std 400-450 16-18 120 5 H28 13 £298.35 £358.02 Large (18m +) 170619 Std 700-800 18-20 140 5 H37 1 £272.70 £327.24 Large (18m +) 168920 Std 500-600 20-25 180 5 J18 1 £325.35 £390.42 Large (18m +) 168928 Std 500-600 25-30 190 5 J17 1 £392.85 £471.42 Large (18m +) 168923 Std 600-700 25-30 320 6 J17 10 £469.80 £563.76 Large (18m +) 169431 Std 500-600 25-30 400 6.5 J16 7 Sep-21 £364.50 £437.40 Large (18m +) 168942 Std 600-700 30-35 280 5.5 J17 1 £436.00 £523.20 Large (18m +) 167010 Std 700-800 30-35 420 6.5 B60 1 £704.70 £845.64 Large (18m +) 168187 Std 800-900 45-50 1100 Net RollB66 2 £1,304.10 £1,564.92 Large (18m +) 173149 Std 900-1000 45-50 1500 Net RollD01 2 £2,621.70 £3,146.04 Large (18m +) 173150 Std 900-1000 50-60 1300 Net RollD02 1 £3,042.90 £3,651.48 Large (18m +) Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica' Ornäs birch or Swedish birch This very special birch has its origins in the Swedish municipality of Ornäs where it was discovered in 1767 and from which all Ornäs birch have been propagated. Its habit is similar to the silver birch but the leaves are deeply indented giving it a very unique appearance. Good on all soils. Not synonymus to 'Crispa' or 'Laciniata'. H7 171735 Fth 500-600 14-16 100 4 H01 4 £400.95 £481.14 Large (18m +) 170511 HS 400-450 16-18 100 4 H37 1 £253.80 £304.56 Large (18m +) 171734 MS 300-350 190 5 J08 9 Sep-21 £538.65 £646.38 Large (18m +) Betula pendula 'Fastigiata' Silver birch A handsome form of silver birch with upward winding to spirally twigs creating a neat, erect habit and a most graceful winter silhouette. The leaves and bark share the same charming characteristics as the species. Perfect for smaller spaces or planted in avenues. Requires very little maintenance and does well on all free-draining soils. H6 170578 HS 600-700 20-25 180 5 J18 3 £436.00 £523.20 Small (6-10m) 173267 Std 500-600 12-14 80 4 B44 10 £252.45 £302.94 Small (6-10m) Betula pendula 'Laciniata' Cutleaf weeping birch A tall, slender, graceful birch from Sweden with drooping branchlets and prettily cut leaves turning golden in autumn. Not to be confused with the larger cultivar 'Dalecarlica' which has wider, more plume-like branches and more deeply cut leaves. 'Laciniata' prefers a loose soil and tolerates cold winters and fairly dry conditions but dislikes coastal winds. H7 173594 Std 700-800 25-30 330 6 B59 1 £1,329.75 £1,595.70 Medium (10-18m) Betula pendula 'Obelisk' Silver birch Silver birches are classic trees, easily recognised by their white and black-patched bark, heart-shaped leaves and delicate branches that sway in the wind. They are elegant but very large; however, 'Obelisk' offers a more upright and compact form making it highly suitable for street planting or more narrow locations. Great on all free-draining soils. H6 170515 Fth 700-800 30-35 400 6.5 B59 3 £506.25 £607.50 Small (6-10m) Betula pendula 'Swiss Glory' Silver birch Originally from Switzerland (Zwitsers Glorie), this cultivar, though similar is leaf, is much more upright than the species and its white bark is nearly on par with the Himalayan birch. This combination of shape and form makes 'Swiss Glory' a superb candidate for streets and avenues. Thrives in most soils but susceptible to drought. H7. 170219 Std 800-900 25-30 310 6 B59 1 £665.55 £798.66 Medium (10-18m) 169326 Std 500-600 25-30 220 5.5 J18 4 £409.00 £490.80 Medium (10-18m) 166839 Std 900-1000 40-45 850 7.5 B60 1 £1,125.90 £1,351.08 Medium (10-18m) 164628 Std 1000-1100 50-60 1900 Net RollD01 1 £1,796.85 £2,156.22 Medium (10-18m) Betula pendula 'Tristis' Weeping silver birch

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 12 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Betula pendula 'Tristis' 'Tristis' is a graceful, tall tree with slender, pendant branches, forming a narrow, symmetrical head. The leaves are exactly like the species and colour well, to golden yellow, in the autumn. Other similar characteristics are the decorative catkins and the white, peeling bark. Requires plenty of water in warm weather until established. H7 157216 Std 1000-1100 50-60 1200 Net RollD04 1 £938.25 £1,125.90 Large (18m +) Betula pendula 'Youngii' Young's weeping birch The ultimate weeping birch and a true character tree. Its small size and beautiful mature dome shape with curtain like branches makes it both pleasing to the eye and a fun hide-out for children. Beyond its shape and size it shares all its characteristics with its larger relative the Silver birch. Sensitive to drought. H7 171864 3QS 500-600 12-14 70 3.5 B57 1 £270.00 £324.00 Very Small (up to 6m) 172884 Std 450-500 12-14 80 4 B40 6 £175.50 £210.60 Very Small (up to 6m) 170345 Std 250-300 14-16 180 5 H03 1 £359.10 £430.92 Very Small (up to 6m) 172745 Std 300-350 16-18 230 5.5 H03 2 £394.20 £473.04 Very Small (up to 6m) 170585 Std 450-500 18-20 180 5 J18 1 £469.80 £563.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 169537 Std 300-350 25-30 450 6.5 Office 1 £780.30 £936.36 Very Small (up to 6m) 169817 Std 600-700 35-40 750 7.5 V01 2 £1,599.75 £1,919.70 Very Small (up to 6m) 169816 Std 600-700 35-40 750 7.5 B64 1 £1,741.50 £2,089.80 Very Small (up to 6m) 169818 Std 500-600 45-50 1200 Net RollZ01 1 £2,666.25 £3,199.50 Very Small (up to 6m) Betula pubescens Downy birch/White birch Native to northern Europe and Russia, this handsome birch can withstand even the most bitter cold of the sub-arctic. Similar to the Silver birch but more upright and uniform in habit. Young twigs are silky hair and smooth to the touch. Lush green foliage turning yellow in autumn. Tolerant of a wide range of soils, even wet, waterlogged sites. H7 170017 Std 900-1000 50-60 1800 Net RollD05 1 £3,736.80 £4,484.16 Large (18m +) Betula 'Royal Frost' Red-leaved birch A striking cultivar resulting from crossing Betula populifolia 'Whitespire' and Betula 'Crimson Frost'; its burgundy-red leaves contrasting beautifully against the white bark. Very attractive and showy yellow-orange to red autumn colour. Best in full sun with afternoon shade in hotter areas. Requires consistently moist soils to thrive. H7 170509 MS 200-250 140 5 H01 3 Oct-21 £277.70 £333.24 Medium (10-18m) 171732 MS 300-350 110 4 H04 2 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 173266 Std 500-600 16-18 160 5 H31 10 £526.50 £631.80 Medium (10-18m) Betula utilis Birch Deciduous. A conical to oval tree with a pale, peeling bark which contrasts nicely with its dark green leaves. More formal and denser in habit than the native silver birch, but sharing the golden yellow autumn tones. Yellow-brown catkins in spring. 3-4m tall at 10 years. Hardy. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. H7 167817 Fth 500-600 20-25 300 6 J10 1 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 171485 HS 500-600 25-30 450 6.5 J12 2 £550.80 £660.96 Medium (10-18m) 168944 MS 350-400 170 5 J10 2 £344.25 £413.10 Medium (10-18m) 168115 MS 500-600 750 7.5 D04 2 £2,647.35 £3,176.82 Medium (10-18m) 169215 QS 400-450 18-20 190 5 J09 1 £392.85 £471.42 Medium (10-18m) 173218 Std 400-450 18-20 290 5.5 J09 1 Oct-21 £392.85 £471.42 Medium (10-18m) 171482 Std 500-600 20-25 260 5.5 J10 2 £469.80 £563.76 Medium (10-18m) 171484 Std 450-500 20-25 450 6.5 J12 6 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 168931 Std 500-600 20-25 220 5.5 J11 2 £422.55 £507.06 Medium (10-18m) 167812 Std 500-600 20-25 220 5.5 J11 2 £513.00 £615.60 Medium (10-18m) 173219 Std 400-450 20-25 290 5.5 J09 3 Oct-21 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 173220 Std 500-600 20-25 300 6 J10 1 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 168253 Std 500-600 25-30 250 5.5 J11 3 £515.70 £618.84 Medium (10-18m) Betula utilis 'Doorenbos' Himalayan birch 'Doorenbos' is one of the most dramatic of the white-stemmed birches, whose ethereal bark peels to reveal a pale orange beneath. More formal, sturdy and upright in habit than the native Silver birch, with dark green leaves that give golden autumn tones. The bark can, ever so gently, be scrubbed to restore its brilliant white colour. H7 169489 3QS 450-500 20-25 190 5 J13 1 £445.50 £534.60 Medium (10-18m) 169150 HS 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 J12 1 Oct-21 £482.63 £579.16 Medium (10-18m) 172955 MS 250-300 90 4 H29 39 £390.15 £468.18 Medium (10-18m) 170237 MS 300-350 70 3.5 D02 1 £438.75 £526.50 Medium (10-18m) 172534 MS 350-400 230 5.5 U11 5 £967.95 £1,161.54 Medium (10-18m) 171933 MS 450-500 220 5.5 H End 1 £1,163.70 £1,396.44 Medium (10-18m) 173375 QS 300-350 10-12 80 4 B53 12 £228.15 £273.78 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 13 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 170863 Std 400-450 12-14 150 5 J13 1 £264.60 £317.52 Medium (10-18m) 173370 Std 400-450 14-16 130 5 B54 4 £341.55 £409.86 Medium (10-18m) 172298 Std 450-500 16-18 230 5.5 H02 1 £454.95 £545.94 Medium (10-18m) 164068 Std 700-800 40-45 1200 Net RollB65 1 £1,024.65 £1,229.58 Medium (10-18m) Betula utilis var. jacquemontii Himalayan birch The jacquemontii variety is renowned for its startlingly white bark, providing multi-season interest but is particularly effective in winter when set against rich dark evergreens. Its dark green leaves contrast beautifully with the white bark in summer and turn rich golden tones in autumn. Yellow-brown catkins in spring. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. H6 171522 3QS 700-800 35-40 700 7.5 D03 4 £1,902.15 £2,282.58 Medium (10-18m) 171768 3QS 700-800 40-45 650 7.5 D03 5 £2,108.70 £2,530.44 Medium (10-18m) 171505 Fth 400-450 12-14 100 4 B49 1 £283.50 £340.20 Medium (10-18m) 171590 Fth 400-450 12-14 80 4 B48 1 £248.40 £298.08 Medium (10-18m) 171731 HS 350-400 10-12 70 3.5 B56 32 £259.20 £311.04 Medium (10-18m) 173239 HS 350-400 10-12 80 4 B43 18 £220.00 £264.00 Medium (10-18m) 171742 HS 350-400 12-14 70 3.5 B58 12 £364.50 £437.40 Medium (10-18m) 173240 HS 400-450 12-14 80 4 B43 1 £255.15 £306.18 Medium (10-18m) 170508 HS 350-400 14-16 50 3.5 H18 7 £252.45 £302.94 Medium (10-18m) 170784 HS 500-600 16-18 120 5 H37 2 £392.85 £471.42 Medium (10-18m) 165922 HS 500-600 20-25 150 5 J14 1 £483.30 £579.96 Medium (10-18m) 170083 HS 500-600 25-30 320 6 J21 5 £939.60 £1,127.52 Medium (10-18m) 170228 MS 300-350 110 4 J09 1 £747.90 £897.48 Medium (10-18m) 172981 MS 350-400 370 6 J02 7 £774.90 £929.88 Medium (10-18m) 173035 MS 350-400 220 5.5 H21 3 £830.25 £996.30 Medium (10-18m) 170288 MS 500-600 290 5.5 J09 1 Oct-21 £1,985.85 £2,383.02 Medium (10-18m) 169466 MS 500-600 750 7.5 B61 1 £1,514.70 £1,817.64 Medium (10-18m) 170490 MS 700-800 900 8 B66 1 £2,014.20 £2,417.04 Medium (10-18m) 173120 MS 700-800 1000 9 D04 4 £2,447.55 £2,937.06 Medium (10-18m) 169218 QS 350-400 12-14 80 4 J14 2 £214.65 £257.58 Medium (10-18m) 171521 QS 400-450 14-16 80 4 B44 33 £276.75 £332.10 Medium (10-18m) 170084 QS 700-800 25-30 320 6 H41 9 £939.60 £1,127.52 Medium (10-18m) 171859 Std 400-450 12-14 140 5 B54 1 £287.55 £345.06 Medium (10-18m) 173265 Std 400-450 12-14 70 3.5 B50 24 £276.75 £332.10 Medium (10-18m) 172842 Std 350-400 12-14 110 4 B37 44 £276.75 £332.10 Medium (10-18m) 171209 Std 450-500 14-16 170 5 J20 1 £324.00 £388.80 Medium (10-18m) 171860 Std 500-600 16-18 140 5 H19 1 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 171510 Std 500-600 16-18 140 5 H20 1 £500.85 £601.02 Medium (10-18m) 173493 Std 450-500 16-18 140 5 H34 24 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 167584 Std 450-500 18-20 250 5.5 J14 1 £378.00 £453.60 Medium (10-18m) 171480 Std 600-700 20-25 260 5.5 J14 1 £513.00 £615.60 Medium (10-18m) 170350 Std 600-700 20-25 350 6 J15 2 £654.75 £785.70 Medium (10-18m) 168901 Std 500-600 20-25 150 5 J15 1 £441.45 £529.74 Medium (10-18m) 172846 Std 700-800 35-40 850 7.5 D02 8 £2,108.70 £2,530.44 Medium (10-18m) 169310 Std 700-800 45-50 1400 Net RollD01 2 £2,288.25 £2,745.90 Medium (10-18m) 168804 Std 900-1000 50-60 1200 Net RollD01 1 £2,440.80 £2,928.96 Medium (10-18m) 164848 Std 900-1000 50-60 1800 Net RollB67 2 £2,145.15 £2,574.18 Medium (10-18m) Broussonetia papyrifera (Female) Paper Mulberry An excellent summer tree for a smaller space bearing lush foliage with just the right density to create dappled shade. Dainty orange flowers are followed by curious little orange-red to brown fruits. This is the female form of the species, if fruit is desired then a nearby male is required. The male form is also attractive, producing drooping catkins in spring. H4 167932 Std 500-600 35-40 520 7 F01 1 Oct-21 £1,225.13 £1,470.16 Small (6-10m) 167933 Std 600-700 40-45 550 7 F01 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Small (6-10m) Buxus sempervirens Common box Box remains a very popular garden plant as it can be trained and clipped into virtually any shape. If regularly clipped the small, dark-green, evergreen leaves form a dense canopy which can be enjoyed all year round. Does well in any well-draining soil, alkaline as well as acidic. May be sheltered or exposed, as long as it's not planted in full sun. H5 166963 Ball 050-075 230 5.5 Wc1 1 £129.60 £155.52 Clip to Size 165316 Ball 050-075 80c U23 1 £456.30 £547.56 Clip to Size 168338 Ball 100-125 900 8 V04 1 £996.30 £1,195.56 Clip to Size

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 14 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 169642 Ball 125-150 430 6.5 V01 1 £702.00 £842.40 Clip to Size 166683 Block 100-125 200 5.5 Z01 2 £427.95 £513.54 Clip to Size 169640 Character 150-175 12-14 120 5 Z01 1 £722.25 £866.70 Clip to Size 169641 Character 175-200 14-16 130 5 Z01 1 £805.95 £967.14 Clip to Size 172725 MS 175-200 450 6.5 Z01 1 £477.90 £573.48 Clip to Size 162184 Shrub 150-175 280 5.5 V02 1 £422.55 £507.06 Clip to Size Buxus sempervirens 'Arborescens' Box A cultivar of the common box. Medium to large dark glossy evergreen leaves. Water regulary especially in the growing season to ensure a rich colour throughout the year. Works particularly well for hedging in sun or shade and in a variety of soil types. Reaches a maximum height of 2.5 metres at maturity. H5 165350 Cone 175-200 110c S01 2 £672.30 £806.76 Very Small (up to 6m) Buxus sempervirens 'Bullata' (Topiary) Common box Slightly smaller than the species, 'Bullata' lends itself perfectly to loose heding or formal topiary. The leaves, like the species, are beautifully glossy dark-green but larger and uniquely rounded and domed creating a very different and attractive look. Clip the shape twice a year to maintain a crisp shape. Warranty does not cover Box blight. H5 166616 Ball 150-175 1200 Net RollV01 2 £1,329.75 £1,595.70 Clip to Size Buxus sempervirens (Hedging) Common box Bushy, rounded shrub with glossy, dark green leaves, which are notched at the tips. Hardy. Slow growing. Very dense. Suitable for hedging & as a topiary. 173380 Hdg 050-060 20 GH 6 £28.35 £34.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii Beauty berry Callicarpa bodinieri was introduced from C and W China around 1845. While mainly planted for their bright clusters of small, deep lilac to pale violet berries, they also have unusual autumn leaf colour of a pink to purple hue and attractive clusters of small pink or lilac flowers in summer. Best in fertile, well drained soil in full sun or part shade. H5 172832 MS 200-250 220 5.5 B18 2 £699.30 £839.16 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica Japanese camellia The species has lush, polished evergreen leaves set in a rigid and formal, pyramidal crown; flowers are seldom any less than perfect, appearing in February to April. Needs moist, acid, well-drained soils and partial shade.Too much or too little sun results in depressed flowering. Shelter from cold. Prune right after flowering to stimulate growth. H5 165399 3QS 300-350 16-18 110 4 S12 6 £627.75 £753.30 Very Small (up to 6m) 169989 HS 200-250 20-25 180c GH 1 £1,009.80 £1,211.76 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica Japanese camellia (White) The species has lush, polished evergreen leaves set in a rigid and formal, pyramidal crown; flowers are seldom any less than perfect, appearing in February to April. Needs moist, acid, well-drained soils and partial shade. Too much or too little sun results in depressed flowering. Shelter from cold. Prune right after flowering to stimulate growth. H5 173628 MS 175-200 130c GH 1 £818.10 £981.72 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia japonica 'Lavinia Maggi Rosea' Japanse camellia Camellias are handsome, evergreen shrubs providing beautiful structure and much needed winter colour. 'Lavinia Maggi Rosea' is a sport of 'Lavinia Maggi' with elegant, rose-pink, double flowers unfolding in late winter to early spring. Shelter from cold winds and strong sunlight. Requires moist, acidic, humous-rich, well-drained soil. H5 166409 MS 200-250 50c GH 1 £573.75 £688.50 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia rosthorniana 'Elina' Camellia A delicate and most elegant camellia with an attractive, loose pyramidal habit and glossy dark-green leaves. The graceful branches arch outwards bearing the pink buds, the newest shoots coloured red. Come March, single white flowers with blushed outer petals emerge, announcing the onset of spring. Requires acidic conditions. H5 170964 MS 100-125 80 4 S/T 1 £441.45 £529.74 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia sasanqua 'Narumigata' Camellia 'Narumigata' is perhaps not as dramatic as some camellias, but sometimes beauty is found in simplicity. Deep pink buds open up to single, fragrant white flowers, revealing a delicate rounded cluster of yellow stamens. Dense habit with handsome, glossy, dark-green leaves throughout the year. Flowers sensitive to frost. Needs acidcs soil. H5 172480 MS 200-250 70c GH 1 £500.85 £601.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Camellia x will. 'Elegant Beauty' (Topiary) Camellia Doing justice to its name, 'Elegant Beauty' has a very attractive, broadly vase-shaped habit, the branches arching outwards beaing bronze-tinted, glossy evergreen leaves. This provides the perfect backdrop for the rose-pink anemony to peony-shaped flowers decorate the shrub in spring. Plant sheltered in free-draining, acidic soil. H5 170959 Cloud 200-250 250 5.5 Office 1 £1,155.60 £1,386.72 Very Small (up to 6m) Carpinus b. 'Albert Beeckman' (Pleached) Hornbeam

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 15 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Carpinus b. 'Albert Beeckman' (Pleached) A handsome cultivar of hornbeam representing a good middleground between the species, Carpinus betulus, and the very upright 'Fastigiata'; its neat habit making it easy to train. Unfussy, tolerates paving well. Interesting double-serrated leaves. Good golden autumn colour. Prune twice a year to retain a good, dense, crisp shape. H7 170753 (P)HS 350-400 25-30 520 7 J25 2 Oct-21 £804.87 £965.84 Clip to Size Carpinus betulus Common hornbeam One of Britain's big native species, keeping company with beech and oak. A magnificent specimen tree with wide spreading lateral branches which provide a delightful dappled light through three seasons. Spring foliage is a fresh lime green, maturing to an mid green in summer, finally phasing to a luminous honey amber glow in autumn. H7 169394 Fth 350-400 18-20 170 5 Y39 7 £375.30 £450.36 Large (18m +) 173228 HS 300-350 14-16 90 4 Y35 1 £290.25 £348.30 Large (18m +) 173229 HS 350-400 16-18 90 4 Y36 7 £332.10 £398.52 Large (18m +) 173345 HS 350-400 18-20 90 4 Y36 1 £379.35 £455.22 Large (18m +) 172612 MS 250-300 290 5.5 V01 1 £923.40 £1,108.08 Large (18m +) 171360 MS 350-400 650 7.5 K01 1 £1,252.80 £1,503.36 Large (18m +) 170949 MS 350-400 850 7.5 K01 1 £1,324.35 £1,589.22 Large (18m +) 169467 MS 450-500 430 6.5 Q01 1 Oct-21 £815.40 £978.48 Large (18m +) 166127 MS 450-500 500 7 Q01 1 Oct-21 £1,209.60 £1,451.52 Large (18m +) 172944 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 Y35 12 £198.45 £238.14 Large (18m +) 173494 Std 400-450 14-16 110 4 L06 19 £355.00 £426.00 Large (18m +) 173314 Std 350-400 16-18 160 5 L05 18 £471.15 £565.38 Large (18m +) 173492 Std 450-500 20-25 180 5 L08 19 £665.55 £798.66 Large (18m +) 170211 Std 350-400 30-35 260 5.5 Y29 1 Oct-21 £552.15 £662.58 Large (18m +) 173599 Std 700-800 30-35 850 7.5 P08 2 £1,480.95 £1,777.14 Large (18m +) 168684 Std 400-450 35-40 730 7.5 Y22 1 Oct-21 £1,630.53 £1,956.64 Large (18m +) 172726 Std 300-350 35-40 250 5.5 Y09 2 £815.40 £978.48 Large (18m +) 173518 Std 900-1000 35-40 800 7.5 K06 15 £1,977.75 £2,373.30 Large (18m +) 172045 Std 800-900 50-60 1300 Net RollY20 1 £2,752.65 £3,303.18 Large (18m +) 172408 Std 900-1000 80-90 3000 Net RollW01 1 £8,197.20 £9,836.64 Large (18m +) Carpinus betulus (Box Head) Hornbeam A sophisticated box-pleach form of our native Hornbeam. The foliage is superb, phasing through three seasons from lime to green to golden yellow, with dense branches and a strong structure for winter interest. Deep rooting, seldom poses a problem with paving or drains, and tolerant of a wide range of soil types. Prune annually to maintain shape. H7 172535 (P)Std 250-300 18-20 170 5 L02 14 £962.55 £1,155.06 Small (6-10m) 173580 (P)Std 250-300 20-25 300 6 L01 4 £1,020.60 £1,224.72 Small (6-10m) 171985 (P)Std 300-350 25-30 390 6 U01 4 £1,432.35 £1,718.82 Small (6-10m) 171986 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 390 6 U01 1 £1,545.75 £1,854.90 Small (6-10m) 168168 (P)Std 400-450 35-40 390 6 R74c 11 £1,055.70 £1,266.84 Small (6-10m) Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' Hornbeam A form of our native hornbeam differing mainly in its tightly ascending branching habit, which lends strong architectural structure to a landscape. The tree also offers an airy spring foliage and rich honey autumn tones, as consistent with the species. The species is ideal for clay or chalky soils. Suitable and effective for wide avenues. H7 170940 Fth 450-500 25-30 390 6 L02 4 £499.50 £599.40 Medium (10-18m) 167585 Fth 600-700 40-45 700 7.5 K13 5 £1,560.60 £1,872.72 Medium (10-18m) 168675 Fth 700-800 60-70 1100 Net RollY20 1 £2,389.50 £2,867.40 Medium (10-18m) 172447 Fth 800-900 60-70 2500 Net RollW01 1 £4,086.45 £4,903.74 Medium (10-18m) 167366 QS 600-700 60-70 1300 Net RollY20 1 £2,254.50 £2,705.40 Medium (10-18m) 172945 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 Y34 19 £199.80 £239.76 Medium (10-18m) 168686 Std 400-450 18-20 120 5 Y38 1 Oct-21 £347.49 £416.99 Medium (10-18m) 173487 Std 450-500 18-20 160 5 L04 16 £660.15 £792.18 Medium (10-18m) 167381 Std 500-600 25-30 200 5.5 Y29 1 £633.15 £759.78 Medium (10-18m) 173151 Std 900-1000 25-30 470 6.5 L27 10 £846.45 £1,015.74 Medium (10-18m) 173483 Std 500-600 25-30 350 6 Y37 12 £849.15 £1,018.98 Medium (10-18m) 167371 Std 600-700 30-35 290 5.5 Y29 1 Oct-21 £703.89 £844.67 Medium (10-18m) 173322 Std 600-700 30-35 750 7.5 K01 20 £1,617.30 £1,940.76 Medium (10-18m) 168964 Std 600-700 35-40 830 7.5 Y23 1 Oct-21 £1,903.77 £2,284.52 Medium (10-18m) 170466 Std 700-800 40-45 1100 Net RollK07 1 £1,871.10 £2,245.32 Medium (10-18m) 170465 Std 700-800 40-45 1100 Net RollK07 9 £1,996.65 £2,395.98 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 16 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173166 Std 1100-1200 70-80 3500 Net RollV03 2 £5,314.95 £6,377.94 Medium (10-18m) Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' (Pleached) Hornbeam The tightly ascending branches of 'Fastigiata' provides an ideal dense canopy for various trained forms, great for screening or as a fun architectural piece. The tree also offers an airy spring foliage and rich honey autumn tones, as consistent with the species. Ideal for clay or chalky soils. Prune once a year to retain a healthy and attractive framework. H7 165110 (P)HS 500-600 60-70 1200 Net RollW04 2 £3,969.00 £4,762.80 Clip to Size 169357 Roof 200-250 20-25 120 5 J38 1 £564.30 £677.16 Clip to Size Carpinus betulus 'Frans Fontaine' Hornbeam A very tidy and attractive columnar form of our beloved native Hornbeam ideal for restricted spaces. Unlike the more ubiquitous 'Fastigiata' form, the dutch clone 'Frans Fontaine' preserves the attractive lateral boughs of the species and retains its columnar habit throughout its life. Finely toothed, mid green leaves turning golden yellow in autumn. H6 167700 3QS 700-800 35-40 850 7.5 Y24 1 £1,482.30 £1,778.76 Medium (10-18m) 172696 3QS 600-700 35-40 700 7.5 Y23 1 £1,344.60 £1,613.52 Medium (10-18m) 168676 Fth 600-700 35-40 950 8 Y20 1 Oct-21 £1,033.56 £1,240.27 Medium (10-18m) 172946 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 Y33 5 £199.80 £239.76 Medium (10-18m) 173441 Std 450-500 16-18 130 5 Y30 14 £498.15 £597.78 Medium (10-18m) 173423 Std 450-500 16-18 130 5 Y31 14 £481.95 £578.34 Medium (10-18m) 173442 Std 500-600 20-25 230 5.5 L09 19 £668.25 £801.90 Medium (10-18m) 169167 Std 700-800 30-35 750 7.5 K09 2 Sep-21 £1,475.55 £1,770.66 Medium (10-18m) 168685 Std 600-700 30-35 520 7 Y23 1 Oct-21 £754.38 £905.26 Medium (10-18m) 169182 Std 700-800 35-40 1100 Net RollK09 1 Sep-21 £1,884.60 £2,261.52 Medium (10-18m) 168635 Std 600-700 35-40 800 7.5 Y24 1 £1,587.60 £1,905.12 Medium (10-18m) 170467 Std 700-800 35-40 1100 Net RollK11 8 £1,996.65 £2,395.98 Medium (10-18m) 167384 Std 600-700 35-40 680 7.5 Y23 1 Oct-21 £1,443.42 £1,732.10 Medium (10-18m) 169183 Std 700-800 40-45 1200 Net RollK11 3 Sep-21 £1,977.75 £2,373.30 Medium (10-18m) 172043 Std 1100-1200 70-80 3300 Net RollW06 2 £5,736.15 £6,883.38 Medium (10-18m) Carpinus betulus (Hedging) Hornbeam Hedging A classic, native hedging choice. New leaves emerge a fresh lime green, turning mid green in summer, then a warm golden yellow in autumn. Dry leaves often retained through winter. Top leader at desired hedge height. Hardy. 173368 Hdg 100-125 35 X45 48 £52.65 £63.18 Clip to Size 167626 Hdg 125-150 35 X36 1 £66.15 £79.38 Clip to Size 172012 Hdg 150-175 30 X36 2 £83.70 £100.44 Clip to Size 170337 Hdg 150-175 40 X40 2 £67.50 £81.00 Clip to Size 168604 Hdg 175-200 100 4 X38 14 £198.45 £238.14 Clip to Size 173232 Hdg 175-200 35 X24 3 £99.90 £119.88 Clip to Size 171960 Hdg 200-250 50 3.5 X36 3 £110.70 £132.84 Clip to Size 171682 Hdg 200-250 35 X36 12 £71.55 £85.86 Clip to Size 168369 Hdg 200-250 60 3.5 X25 4 £74.25 £89.10 Clip to Size 169139 Hdg 200-250 25 3.5 X36 2 £71.55 £85.86 Clip to Size 173175 Hdg 200-250 35 X20 84 £74.25 £89.10 Clip to Size 172501 Hdg 250-300 170 5 X41 4 £298.35 £358.02 Clip to Size 167355 Hdg 250-300 300 6 Y08 1 £459.00 £550.80 Clip to Size 173152 Hdg 250-300 220 5.5 X25 20 £298.35 £358.02 Clip to Size Carpinus betulus 'Monumentalis' (Topiary) Dwarf hornbeam This interesting cultivar is a natural, slow-growing dwarf form of hornbeam.The foliage is similar to the species but, due to the short internodes, grows in a much more dense fashion making it perfect for topiary. Prune at least once a year to maintain a crisp shape. Good yellow autumn colour. Does well on all well-draining soils. H7 166297 Cloud 300-350 430 6.5 P07 2 £2,458.35 £2,950.02 Clip to Size Carpinus betulus (Pleached) Common Hornbeam An elegant form of hornbeam lending structure and airy three-season screening. Foliage has a lush, cascading habit and phases from lime green in spring to mid green in summer to golden yellow in autumn. Frame shape is easily controlled with seasonal pruning. Deep rooting and tolerant of a wide range of soil types. H7 173670 (P)HS 200-250 10-12 20c R69 6 £241.65 £289.98 Clip to Size 173233 (P)HS 200-250 16-18 150 5 J31 1 £426.60 £511.92 Clip to Size 170846 (P)HS 350-400 25-30 260 5.5 J31 1 £1,518.75 £1,822.50 Clip to Size 170178 (P)HS 350-400 25-30 430 6.5 J25 16 Oct-21 £804.87 £965.84 Clip to Size 170157 (P)HS 400-450 25-30 430 6.5 J26 1 Oct-21 £804.87 £965.84 Clip to Size 157462 (P)Low 250-300 250 5.5 P01 1 £912.60 £1,095.12 Clip to Size

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 17 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 170158 (P)Low 300-350 550 7 J27 5 Oct-21 £804.87 £965.84 Clip to Size 159936 (P)Low 350-400 850 7.5 W04 3 £1,228.50 £1,474.20 Clip to Size 173671 (P)QS 250-300 18-20 80c R70 20 £535.95 £643.14 Clip to Size 172810 (P)Std 300-350 14-16 150 5 J32 9 £595.35 £714.42 Clip to Size 169845 (P)Std 300-350 16-18 90 4 J36 1 £598.00 £717.60 Clip to Size 171137 (P)Std 350-400 20-25 250 5.5 J35 2 £1,088.10 £1,305.72 Clip to Size 171157 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 450 6.5 C01 1 £1,290.60 £1,548.72 Clip to Size 170193 (P)Std 400-450 30-35 350 6 R74a 2 £1,208.25 £1,449.90 Clip to Size 167024 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 280 5.5 R74a 1 £1,220.40 £1,464.48 Clip to Size 167023 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 170 5 R74a 2 £1,167.75 £1,401.30 Clip to Size 167026 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 470 6.5 R74b 5 £1,229.85 £1,475.82 Clip to Size 173127 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 550 7 C01 25 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Clip to Size 171620 Roof 250-300 25-30 330 6 B55 1 £1,456.65 £1,747.98 Clip to Size 157955 Roof 350-400 40-45 500 7 R74c 2 £1,186.65 £1,423.98 Clip to Size Carpinus betulus (Topiary) Hornbeam Thanks to its great structure and attractive growth the hornbeam has long been used for all types of topiary. Sphere, cube, cloud or spiral, the possibilities are practically endless. Regardless of shape, the crisp, playful yet sophisticated look provides an eye-catching specimen worthy of the spotlight. Clip at least once a year to maintain shape. H7 167912 Ball 100-125 470 6.5 V01 2 £1,082.70 £1,299.24 Clip to Size 167916 Beehive 200-250 350 6 P09 1 £962.55 £1,155.06 Clip to Size 173121 Beehive 400-450 3000 Net RollU18 1 £4,098.60 £4,918.32 Clip to Size 169876 Block 250-300 30-35 420 6.5 P01 5 Oct-21 £1,208.79 £1,450.55 Clip to Size 168083 Cloud 200-250 800 7.5 Z01 3 £3,148.20 £3,777.84 Clip to Size 173105 Cloud 200-250 500 7 V01 5 £2,074.95 £2,489.94 Clip to Size 169262 Cloud 250-300 25-30 350 6 W01 2 £1,301.40 £1,561.68 Clip to Size 172613 Cloud 300-350 290 5.5 V01 1 £1,178.55 £1,414.26 Clip to Size 166695 Cloud 350-400 1900 Net RollV02 1 £3,343.95 £4,012.74 Clip to Size 167915 Cylinder 175-200 330 6 Z02 1 £962.55 £1,155.06 Clip to Size 169877 Cylinder 250-300 25-30 250 5.5 P09 2 £1,098.90 £1,318.68 Clip to Size 167914 Pyramid 175-200 300 6 P09 1 £962.55 £1,155.06 Clip to Size Carpinus caroliniana American hornbeam A slow-growing tree, native to Missouri with a beautiful broadly-round crown and smooth, grey bark. Older limbs often exibit a distinctive and handsome muscle-like fluting. Being a natural understory tree, this species does well in full to part shade. Clusters of winged nutlets in summer. Respectable orange, red and yellow autumn colours. H6 170535 Std 450-500 16-18 160 5 L03 1 £506.25 £607.50 Small (6-10m) Carpinus japonica (Pleached) Japanese hornbeam Introduced from Japan in 1879 this tree offers many exciting characteristics. The crown is elegantly spreading, making it perfect for training, with distinctly veined leaves. These unfold in an attractive burgandy before turning darker green. The bark is also noteworthy. The best attraction are the stunning, green and pale brown, hop-like catkins. H6 170737 (P)Std 300-350 16-18 140 5 J36 5 £549.45 £659.34 Clip to Size Castanea sativa Chestnut - Sweet A large long-living majestic tree suitable for parks, avenues or screens. Fast-growing with rich glossy foliage, producing pretty yellow catkins in July followed by edible sweet chestnuts which are encased in spiny husks. Best in slightly acid, loamy soil. Roots are deep, generally unproblematic given adequate space for growth. H6 172917 Std 500-600 30-35 360 6 J24 1 Sep-21 £1,162.35 £1,162.35 Large (18m +) Catalpa big. 'Aurea' Golden catalpa A magnificent tree with a broad, wide spreading crown and soft, greenish-gold leaves. In early summer the thin leaves filter the sunlight bathing everything below in golden light. Come mid-summer the crown is covered by panicles of white flowers followed by pendulous, green bean pods. Tolerates polution, prefers moist fertile loams. H6 169902 MS 500-600 1500 Net RollV01 1 £3,503.25 £4,203.90 Small (6-10m) 173695 Std 300-350 12-14 45c B22 3 £241.65 £289.98 Small (6-10m) 170406 Std 400-450 20-25 450 6.5 U03 1 Oct-21 £657.86 £789.43 Small (6-10m) 170580 Std 450-500 25-30 370 6 X56 3 Oct-21 £749.93 £899.92 Small (6-10m) 170581 Std 450-500 25-30 390 6 U03 4 Oct-21 £749.93 £899.92 Small (6-10m) 171876 Std 400-450 30-35 520 7 U03 1 Oct-21 £1,447.88 £1,737.46 Small (6-10m) 165395 Std 400-450 60-70 1000 9 Y22 1 Oct-21 £3,958.00 £4,749.60 Small (6-10m) Catalpa bignonioides Indian bean tree

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 18 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Catalpa bignonioides Picturesque tree with a wide spreading crown and lush, mid-green, large heart-shaped leaves. White flowers are borne in upright panicles in mid-summer, followed by curious long, slender, pendulous pods. Catalpas are tolerant of a wide variety of soils but prefer moist loams. Good polution tolerance. Avoid windy sites. H6 167194 Std 450-500 30-35 620 7.5 Y22 1 Oct-21 £1,098.99 £1,318.79 Medium (10-18m) 164496 Std 400-450 30-35 390 6 U03 1 Oct-21 £638.55 £766.26 Medium (10-18m) Catalpa x erubescens 'Purpurea' Purple Catalpa This hybrid has young leaves and shoots that are dark purple, almost black, gradually becoming a luxurious jade green with purple blush in summer. Produces impressive upright 'candles' of white flowers with hints of orange and purple in summer. Requires a a spacious (grows to 8m wide) and sheltered position in full sun. Avoid heavy soils. H6 171669 MS 450-500 550 7 P02 1 £1,587.60 £1,905.12 Medium (10-18m) 167507 Std 500-600 35-40 830 7.5 Y22 1 Oct-21 £1,803.01 £2,163.61 Medium (10-18m) 172648 Std 450-500 35-40 520 7 U03 1 Oct-21 £1,505.79 £1,806.95 Medium (10-18m) 172134 Std 600-700 50-60 1200 Net RollY22 1 Oct-21 £2,665.58 £3,198.70 Medium (10-18m) Cedrus atlantica Atlas cedar A picturesque ornamental conifer, pyramidal in youth, whose spreading branches create a characterful draping effect as it matures. The Atlas cedar has considerably more rapid growth when young. Bluish-green needles, but can vary from light green to silvery blue. Green cones that mature to brown over two years. Heat tolerant. H6 172579 3QS 1000-1100 90-100 3500 Net RollU14 1 £17,691.75 £21,230.10 Large (18m +) 172233 Fth 1000-1100 80-90 3500 Net RollU14 1 £15,782.85 £18,939.42 Large (18m +) 173222 Fth 1000-1100 80-90 3500 Net RollU15 1 Sep-21 £21,498.75 £25,798.50 Large (18m +) 173356 Fth 250-300 14-16 130 5 T09 3 Sep-21 £599.40 £719.28 Large (18m +) 172509 Fth 500-600 35-40 950 8 U12 3 £2,681.10 £3,217.32 Large (18m +) 172415 Fth 600-700 35-40 500 7 T05 2 £2,050.65 £2,460.78 Large (18m +) 173221 Fth 900-1000 80-90 2500 Net RollU15 1 Sep-21 £18,339.75 £22,007.70 Large (18m +) 173343 Std 1100-1200 110-120 4500 Net RollU14 2 Sep-21 £22,852.80 £27,423.36 Large (18m +) 172581 Std 600-700 50-60 950 8 U11 1 £2,995.65 £3,594.78 Large (18m +) 172232 Std 900-1000 70-80 2500 Net RollU14 1 £17,787.60 £21,345.12 Large (18m +) Cedrus atlantica 'Fastigiata' Atlas cedar A magnificent upright form of the stately Atlas cedar bearing impressive, errect branches creating an unmissable vertical accent. The habit remains elegantly compact and conical as it matures, requiring little to no maintenance. Needles can vary in colour from a deep green to a silvery blue. Green cones that mature to brown over two years. H5 170122 Fth 300-350 18-20 130c Office 1 £708.75 £850.50 Medium (10-18m) 173481 Fth 700-800 50-60 1200 Net RollU13 1 Sep-21 £3,812.40 £4,574.88 Medium (10-18m) Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca' Blue Atlas cedar Renowned for its magnificent size, expansive boughs and vivid blue foliage, the blue Atlas Cedar is an excellent choice for a large garden or parkland. Narrowly conical in youth, increasingly broadening as it matures. Considerably more rapid growth when young. Green cones that mature to brown over two years. Heat tolerant. H6 173374 Fth 200-250 14-16 120 5 T09 4 Sep-21 £599.40 £719.28 Large (18m +) 167248 Fth 350-400 30-35 280 5.5 T10 1 £564.30 £677.16 Large (18m +) 166496 Fth 350-400 25-30 290 5.5 T10 1 £525.15 £630.18 Large (18m +) 167231 Fth 500-600 35-40 220 5.5 T24 1 £768.15 £921.78 Large (18m +) 173302 Fth 700-800 1400 Net RollU11 1 Sep-21 £5,221.80 £6,266.16 Large (18m +) 173346 Fth 800-900 50-60 1300 Net RollU13 1 Sep-21 £5,298.75 £6,358.50 Large (18m +) 173096 Fth 900-1000 90-100 5000 Net RollU13 1 Sep-21 £17,262.45 £20,714.94 Large (18m +) Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca Pendula' Weeping blue Atlas cedar A spectacular cultivar of the blue Atlas cedar with weeping, cascading branches, creating a waterfall of silvery blue. Each specimen often having a unique appearance due to the grower's own training, pruning and staking. Although it grows slowly, it can reach 5-10m in width. Does well in all well-drained soils, sheltered or exposed. Loves full sun. H6 173246 Std 300-350 35-40 375c Z01 1 £1,896.75 £2,276.10 Small (6-10m) Cedrus deodara Deodar cedar A large, spreading ornamental conifer whose branches droop gracefully at the tips. The blue-green foliage provides a soft, luxurious texture through all seasons but is especially appreciated in the bleak mid-winter. Bluish barrel-shaped cones mature to reddish brown. Is considered by some to be the most graceful of the ceders. H6 173357 Fth 250-300 14-16 120 5 T09 3 Sep-21 £707.40 £848.88 Large (18m +) 173242 Fth 800-900 50-60 1100 Net RollU12 2 Sep-21 £3,433.00 £4,119.60 Large (18m +) 172414 Fth 600-700 45-50 600 7.5 U11 2 £2,697.30 £3,236.76 Large (18m +) 172466 Fth 700-800 60-70 1100 Net RollT15 1 £2,664.90 £3,197.88 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 19 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173062 Fth 800-900 50-60 2500 Net RollU12 2 Sep-21 £3,994.65 £4,793.58 Large (18m +) 170782 QS 500-600 50-60 800 7.5 T09 1 £2,045.25 £2,454.30 Large (18m +) Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' Golden deodar Excellent specimen evergreen due to its extremely graceful and pendulous habit. The cultivar shares its characteristics with the species except leaf colour. The needle-like leaves are golden when young, becoming greenish-yellow with age giving the tree a dramatic depth. Green cones turning reddish brown. 10' in 10 years. Deeply rooting. H6 169498 3QS 450-500 30-35 500 7 T10 1 £1,194.75 £1,433.70 Large (18m +) 172294 3QS 800-900 90-100 4500 Net RollU13 1 £14,212.80 £17,055.36 Large (18m +) Cedrus deodara 'Feelin' Blue' Deodar cedar This intriguing plant is a dwarf from of deodar cedar; its spreading, blue-green branches weeping in a playful fashion. Normally the cultivar only grows to 1 meter in height but it can also be grafted onto the species to provide a more cascading effect. Perfect as an accent or ground cover. Enjoys a postion in full sun, sheltered or exposed. H6 164990 Fth 200-250 16-18 170 5 T15 1 £459.00 £550.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Cedrus libani Cedar of Lebanon Perhaps the most iconic tree of churches, cathedrals, and other heritage spaces. Conical when young, but developing over many years into an imposing, flat-topped, wide-spreading tree of open habit. Foliage is green or greyish-green. A deep rooting species which tolerates most types of soil, provided they are free-draining. H6 170858 Fth 250-300 20-25 200 5.5 T08 1 £749.25 £899.10 Large (18m +) 170933 Fth 300-350 25-30 330 6 T24 2 £1,239.30 £1,487.16 Large (18m +) 172573 Fth 600-700 70-80 4000 Net RollU13 1 £8,916.75 £10,700.10 Large (18m +) 173097 Fth 900-1000 80-90 4500 Net RollU13 1 Sep-21 £11,519.55 £13,823.46 Large (18m +) 172578 QS 1000-1100 100-110 3500 Net RollU15 1 £19,973.25 £23,967.90 Large (18m +) 172577 Std 800-900 100-110 4000 Net RollU15 1 £18,021.15 £21,625.38 Large (18m +) Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsura Tree The broadly-columnar habit of this tree is most pleasing; its upswept branches radiate grace and tidiness. Leaves are beautifully jade-green and heart-shaped, creating a dappled light-effect in summer, turning pale yellow or smoky-pink in autumn. With the change in colour a sweet scent arises reminiscent of burned sugar or caramel. H5 171915 Std 350-400 12-14 90 4 B22 1 £329.40 £395.28 Medium (10-18m) 172749 Std 350-400 12-14 60 3.5 B22 1 £334.80 £401.76 Medium (10-18m) 168544 Std 450-500 30-35 350 6 C07 1 £731.70 £878.04 Medium (10-18m) 165406 Std 450-500 40-45 800 7.5 T20 1 £1,803.60 £2,164.32 Medium (10-18m) 167181 Std 500-600 45-50 700 7.5 T05 1 £2,045.25 £2,454.30 Medium (10-18m) 165093 Std 600-700 50-60 1400 Net RollT16 1 £2,668.95 £3,202.74 Medium (10-18m) 165407 Std 700-800 60-70 1200 Net RollT04 1 £3,142.80 £3,771.36 Medium (10-18m) 163317 Std 600-700 60-70 1400 Net RollT07 1 £3,002.40 £3,602.88 Medium (10-18m) Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' Redbud A graceful spreading tree originally from south and east North America and North-east Mexico. In late spring it produces clusters of deep magenta flowers on dark, bare stems. Heart-shaped foliage emerges in warm bronze tones, darkens to deep reddish-purple in summer and turns yellow in autumn. NOTE: No warranty of heavy soils. H5 173359 MS 150-175 80 4 D01 5 Sep-21 £225.45 £270.54 Small (6-10m) 173028 MS 175-200 35 D03 9 Sep-21 £255.15 £306.18 Small (6-10m) 172864 MS 200-250 130 5 D01 2 Sep-21 £457.65 £549.18 Small (6-10m) Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' Eastern redbud As the name suggests this exquisite redbud has a lovely weeping habit, creating a gorgeous cascade of colour. The pink flowers unfold on bare branches in April-May, shortly followed by the deep-purple, heart-shaped leaves which in autumn reveal a wide range of spectacular colours from yellow to violet-red. Perfect for smaller gardens. H5 169929 QS 125-150 14-16 70 3.5 G01 1 £531.90 £638.28 Very Small (up to 6m) Cercis siliquastrum Judas tree A spectacular tree with upwardly wavy branches, producing an abundance of rosy-lilac flowers on bare stems in May, and offering pretty kidney-shaped blue-green foliage in summer which turns yellow in autumn. The purple-tinted seed pods are often conspicuous from July onwards. A tree for hot sunny stony places. Tolerant of acid or alkaline soils. H5 166102 MS 150-175 230 5.5 E01 1 £565.65 £678.78 Small (6-10m) Chamaecyparis law. 'Lane' Lawson cypress Native to North America, seeds from this evergreen tree were brought over to the Lawson Nursery in Edinburgh by Andrew Murray in 1854. It quickly became popular as a decorative tree, wind-break and hedging due to its low nutrients requirements and shade tolerance. 'Lane' is columnar with thin, feathery sprays of golden foliage. H6 166931 MS 400-450 650 7.5 V01 1 £1,088.10 £1,305.72 Medium (10-18m) 163386 Std 600-700 60-70 1200 Net RollT15 1 £4,348.35 £5,218.02 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 20 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Chionanthus retusus Chinese fringetree A rare and most attractive species with a broad, wide-spreading habit and lustrous, bright-green leaves which are downy-white beneath. Clusterns of fragrant white flowers with fringe-like petals bloom in May-June followed by blueish-black berries enjoyed by birds. Good yellow autumn colour and lovely peeling bark. H6 172081 HS 300-350 12-14 120 5 F04 1 £409.00 £490.80 Very Small (up to 6m) 172082 HS 300-350 14-16 120 5 F04 1 £561.60 £673.92 Very Small (up to 6m) 172261 MS 350-400 320 6 L31 1 £1,625.40 £1,950.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Cladrastis kentukea Yellow Wood A broadly spreading tree grown for its unusual pendant, intensely fragrant, white pea-like flowers in spring or early summer and bright yellow foliage in autumn. Flowers give way to flat, brown seed pods. Excellent in an open, but not exposed position. Prune only in summer as cuts made in winter or spring may bleed considerably. H6 168421 Std 400-450 16-18 120 5 F06 1 £643.95 £772.74 Medium (10-18m) Cornus alternifolia Pagoda dogwood Native to eastern North America, this delicate dogwood bears eliptic to ovate leaves, smooth and green above with a bluish pubescent texture underneath. The small cream-coloured flowers, unfolding in April to May, are borne in 5-10cm wide cymes followed by blackish-blue berries in October. Attractive reddish-brown bark. Best in moist, well-drianed soil. H6 167786 Std 400-450 18-20 150 5 G04 1 £724.95 £869.94 Very Small (up to 6m) 167788 Std 450-500 25-30 270 5.5 G04 2 £845.10 £1,014.12 Very Small (up to 6m) 172514 Std 350-400 25-30 360 6 G04 1 £1,170.45 £1,404.54 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus controversa Giant dogwood Picturesque tree with tiered, horizontal branches. Clusters of creamy white flowers decorate the tree in May-June followed by dark purple fruit. Come autumn the leaves of Cornus controversa can turn purple, matching the shoots of the tree, before falling off for winter. Requires full sun or partial shade and moist, well-drained soil. H5 171523 HS 250-300 12-14 80 4 B02 2 £305.10 £366.12 Medium (10-18m) 172536 MS 250-300 170 5 Z01 1 £1,150.20 £1,380.24 Medium (10-18m) 169072 Std 400-450 25-30 430 6.5 G04 1 Oct-21 £984.56 £1,181.47 Medium (10-18m) 168132 Std 400-450 30-35 430 6.5 G04 1 Oct-21 £1,060.29 £1,272.35 Medium (10-18m) Cornus controversa 'Green Carpet' Dogwood A short, mound-building dogwood with rich, glossy green leaves which provide the perfect backdrop for the soft, airy panicles of white summer flowers. These are followed by attractive, black berries as autumn approaches and the leaves take on a fiery red glow. Can be seen grafted on a trunk as a little tree. Requires moist, well-drained soil. H5 169857 Std 175-200 10-12 90 4 C09 1 Oct-21 £261.36 £313.63 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus controversa 'Variegata' Table dogwood A very ornamental, small shrub or tree, retaining its horizontal branching. 'Variegata' was introduced in 1890 and is more slow-growing with striking cream-margined leaves that turn red-purple in autumn. Numerous, small creamy-white summer flowers are produced in up to 18 cm wide, flattened cymes, followed by blue-black fruit. Hardy. 173029 MS 150-175 140 5 D02 3 £378.00 £453.60 Medium (10-18m) 173030 MS 200-250 140 5 D02 2 £943.65 £1,132.38 Medium (10-18m) Cornus florida 'Cherokee Chief' Dogwood A large shrub or small, bushy tree. Flowers are a bright red in May - fully covering the entire shrub. Deciduous foliage is richly coloured reds and purples in autumn. Will grow equally well in full sun or partial shade. Not successful on chalk soils. Needs to be treated as an ericaceous plant for best performance. H5 169738 MS 350-400 650 7.5 V01 1 £2,637.90 £3,165.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus florida 'Cherokee Sunset' Flowering dogwood The flowering dogwoods are renowned for their exceptionally showy bracts, a modified leaf made to amplify the flower's attractiveness which it surely does. This delightful cultivar has a lovely creamy-pink hue to its bracts giving it a unique beauty. The foliage has a pleasant green colour which turns pink to purple in autumn. Best in acidic soil. H4 169739 MS 200-250 230 5.5 G04 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Very Small (up to 6m) 169740 MS 200-250 230 5.5 G04 1 £1,499.85 £1,799.82 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus florida f. rubra Flowering dogwood Flowering dogwoods put on a sensational spring flower show. Developed in autumn the previous year, the flowers unfold 10 cm wide, displaying the remarkable large bracts. The forma rubra is a naturally occuring pink-coloured version brought into cultivation in 1889. Thrives in strong sunshine but enjoy cool, shaded soil. H6 169737 MS 350-400 320 6 P01 2 £1,605.15 £1,926.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 169731 Std 400-450 18-20 190 5 G04 2 £1,583.55 £1,900.26 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus kousa Kousa dogwood

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 21 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Cornus kousa The kousa dogwood is a deciduous tree of upright habit native to eastern Asia. The tree is extremely showy when in bloom in late spring. Tiny flowers are surrounded by showy white bracts then followed by sweet, edible, pinkish-red globular fruits. Resistant to dogwood anthracnose disease. Not for poor, shallow, chalk soils. H6 166588 HS 250-300 25-30 250 5.5 V01 1 £1,350.00 £1,620.00 Small (6-10m) Cornus kousa var. chinensis Chinese dogwood The showy "flowers", which are in fact bracts, unfold white in late spring then turning blush pink to red before they fall. The flowers are followed by edible, pinkish red, strawberry-shaped fruits. The polished dark green leaves turn beautiful shades of reddish purple to scarlet in autumn. Not for poor, shallow, chalk soils. H6 168240 MS 300-350 130 5 G01 1 £457.65 £549.18 Small (6-10m) 168048 MS 450-500 420 6.5 W07 1 £1,764.45 £2,117.34 Small (6-10m) Cornus mas Cornelian cherry Despite its common name this species isn't a cherry but belongs to the dogwood family. In February the naked crown unveils a remarkable display of small, yellow flowers. Come autumn these are followed by bright red, coffee bean-like edible fruits. Excellent for preserves. Elegant habit with rich, green leaves turning reddish-purple. H7 171962 MS 200-250 70 3.5 Y42 2 £325.35 £390.42 Very Small (up to 6m) 171917 MS 200-250 170 5 U17 1 £523.80 £628.56 Very Small (up to 6m) 171797 MS 200-250 180 5 Y43 1 £706.00 £847.20 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus mas (Pleached) Cornelian cherry Despite its common name this species isn't a cherry but belongs to the dogwood family. In February the naked crown unveils a remarkable display of small, yellow flowers. Come autumn these are followed by bright red, coffee bean-like edible fruits. Excellent for preserves. Very elegant with rich, green leaves turning reddish-purple in autumn. H7 171621 (P)QS 200-250 30-35 200 5.5 C01 1 £1,098.90 £1,318.68 Clip to Size Cornus officinalis 'Robin's Pride' Japanese cornel This lovely little tree is a true spring delight. Clusters of small yellow flowers emerge on bare on naked twigs in February to March. Lush. dark-green summer foliage gives way to a dazzling display of yellow to reddish-purple come autumn. Red, edible fruits complete the look. Beautiful, reddish-brown peeling bark. Prefers calciferous soil. H7 166129 Std 400-450 25-30 320 6 G04 1 Oct-21 £758.84 £910.61 Very Small (up to 6m) Cornus officinalis 'Robin's Pride' (Pleached) Japanese cornel This lovely little tree is a true spring delight. Clusters of small yellow flowers emerge on bare on naked twigs in February to March. Lush. dark-green summer foliage gives way to a dazzling display of yellow to reddish-purple come autumn. Red, edible fruits complete the look. Beautiful, reddish-brown peeling bark. Prefers calciferous soil. H7 172489 (P)QS 300-350 16-18 370 6 Office 1 £1,622.70 £1,947.24 Clip to Size Corylus avellana Hazel An easy-to-grow, very traditional, native species with a broadly vase-shaped, multi-stemmed crown and soft, mid-green, heart-shaped leaves. Pendulous catkins are produced very early in spring, followed by edible nuts in autumn. Does well on most well-drained soils in full sun or partial shade. Good yellow autumn colours. H6 172887 Std 400-450 14-16 150 5 J45 11 £351.00 £351.00 Very Small (up to 6m) Corylus avellana 'Contorta' Corkscrew hazel This curious species of hazel was found in a hedgerow in Frocester, Gloucestershire in 1863. It is easily spotted from afar with its twisting, curly branches and leaves. Undoubtebly best in winter and early spring when the branches are bare and can be admired together with the decorative catkins. Attractive and querky shrub growing well in any soil. H6 171882 Std 300-350 30-35 300 6 Y10 1 £1,479.60 £1,479.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Corylus avellana 'Halle's Giant' Hazel An old German cultivar from Halle in the late 18th century, prized for its abundant yield of large (4cm across) nuts with excellent flavour. The habit is pleasantly upright bearing golden catkins in late spring. Lush green leaves, with a blue-tinted margin, turn brilliant yellow as the fruits ripen for picking in September. (syn. 'Hallesche Riesennuss') H6 169255 Std 450-500 25-30 380 6 F05 1 Oct-21 £746.96 £746.96 Very Small (up to 6m) Corylus avellana (Hedging) Hazel Hazel is a component of ancient forest growing in an multi-stemmed shrubby habit. This native, easy to grow species is particularly suited to chalky soils. Showy late winter catkins. 173366 Hdg 125-150 35 X47 47 £64.80 £64.80 Clip to Size Corylus avellana 'Pendula' Weeping hazel Hazels are part of our beautiful English landscape but are perhaps not considered as garden plants. However, this stunning weeping cultivar certainly deserves a place in the spotlight. Trained into an attractive shape the branches cascade down creating a most attractive, lush canopy. Decorative catkins are produced on bare branches in spring. H6 168022 Std 250-300 30-35 360 6 F05 1 Oct-21 £1,202.85 £1,202.85 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 22 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Corylus colurna Turkish hazel Turkish hazel is the largest species of hazel. Its crown has an attractive, pyramidal shape with soft, hairy, rich green leaves. The bark is pale grey-buff, with a thick, corky texture. Produces edible hazelnuts in deeply fringed husks in autumn. Pendant yellow catkins in late winter to early spring. Very tolerant of difficult urban growing conditions. H6 170491 QS 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 F06 3 Oct-21 £441.05 £441.05 Medium (10-18m) 173268 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 J46 4 £206.55 £206.55 Medium (10-18m) 153674 Std 600-700 60-70 1200 Net RollY03 1 £1,809.00 £1,809.00 Medium (10-18m) 153630 Std 600-700 60-70 850 7.5 Y03 1 £1,810.35 £1,810.35 Medium (10-18m) Corylus maxima 'Purpurea' Purple-leaved filbert A very small upright tree or large shrub producing purple-tinged catkins in late winter, followed by deep purple, heart-shaped foliage in summer with curious and striking purple tinged fruit husks in late summer which ripen to edible hazelnuts by autumn. Ideal for chalky soils or sunny gardens with limited space; exposed or sheltered. H6 156331 Shrub 500-600 1400 Net RollY07 1 £1,733.40 £1,733.40 Very Small (up to 6m) Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' Smoke tree This colourful cultivar bears deep purple leaves which take on a lovely red tone in autumn. The tiny yellow flowers are at closer inspection quite attractive but it's the billowy hairs of spent flower stalks which turn smoky pink to purplish pink that give plant its classic appearance. Does well on all well-drained soils as well as exposed sites. H5 172833 MS 300-350 400 6.5 B43 1 £1,911.60 £2,293.92 Very Small (up to 6m) 173215 MS 350-400 800 7.5 Q03 1 £2,355.75 £2,826.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172813 MS 350-400 400 6.5 B41 1 £1,911.60 £2,293.92 Very Small (up to 6m) Cotoneaster 'Cornubia' Tree cotoneaster A more vigourous form of Cotoneaster growing upwards of 6 meters, bearing cymes of tiny white flowers in late spring to summer, followed by an adundance of bright red, berry-like fruits which weigh down the branches to create a graceful arching effect. Often retains its leaves through the winter in sheltered positions. H6 173338 Std 450-500 16-18 200 5.5 F02 8 £803.25 £963.90 Small (6-10m) Crataegus coccinea Scarlet hawthorn Native to North America, this attractive hawthorn bears clusters of gorgeous white flowers in May followed by round fruits that ripen to scarlet in September-October. These often persist to early winter and are enjoyed by birds. Ovate, dark-green leaves which turn orange to purple in autumn. Grow in any well-drained soil. Pollution tolerant. H6 170029 MS 350-400 1000 9 Q02 1 Oct-21 £762.75 £915.30 Very Small (up to 6m) Crataegus laevigata 'Paul's Scarlet' Hawthorn - Midland A large shrub or small tree which produces double scarlet flowers in May which are set amongst the leaves, then follows with rounded red berries and warm tints in autumn. This little tree is adaptable and tolerates both dryness and excessive moisture. Perhaps 4-5meters tall at 10 years. Roots are generally deep and unproblematic. H7 171753 MS 350-400 350 6 Q05 1 £594.00 £712.80 Small (6-10m) 172888 Std 350-400 12-14 60 3.5 B12 5 £187.65 £225.18 Small (6-10m) 173458 Std 300-350 12-14 110 4 E04 1 Sep-21 £284.85 £341.82 Small (6-10m) 173037 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 B24 8 £222.75 £267.30 Small (6-10m) 171853 Std 450-500 20-25 230 5.5 G02 2 £954.45 £1,145.34 Small (6-10m) Crataegus monogyna Common hawthorn The Common hawthorn is extensively planted in the UK as hedging, and increasingly as a shrub or tree in schemes which call for native planting. Flowers emerge in May along with the leaves, and are white and strongly fragrant. In autumn its branches are laden with glossy red fruits. Roots are usually deep and unproblematic. H7 173269 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 F03 2 £228.15 £273.78 Small (6-10m) 173192 Std 450-500 25-30 500 7 E01 1 £942.30 £1,130.76 Small (6-10m) 169978 Std 600-700 70-80 2500 Net RollU05 1 £6,583.95 £7,900.74 Small (6-10m) Crataegus x lavalleei Hybrid cockspur thorn A dense-headed tree, distinguished by its glossy dark-green leaves, forming a billowy, cloud-like crown with age. Creamy-white flowers in late spring are followed by orange-red fruits persisting throughout the winter. Excellent scarlet, orange and yellow autumn colours. Does well on all sites with free-draining soils. Great for wildlife. H7 173459 Std 350-400 10-12 110 4 E04 8 Sep-21 £263.25 £315.90 Small (6-10m) Crataegus x lavalleei 'Carrierei' Hybrid Cockspur thorn A compact, elegant little tree with thorny branches and shiny ovate leaves. The flowers emerge in mid-summer and produces 2 cm shiny red haws which stay on well into winter. This is not a fussy tree, it will gladly grow in coastal, exposed, polluted and damp sites. It is also very popular with wildlife. Good autumn colours and nice exfoliating bark. H7 172879 MS 350-400 900 8 E06 1 £5,317.65 £6,381.18 Small (6-10m) Crataegus x per. 'Prunifolia Splendens' Broad-leaved cockspur thorn

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 23 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Crataegus x per. 'Prunifolia Splendens' A splendid garden tree with a compact rounded outline and broad, ovate, shiny leaves. Clusters of white flowers appear in spring followed by scarlet haw berries. Together with the fiery autumn leaves they make a fantastic colourful display. This is a tree for open spaces in full sun, a feature plant of outstanding quality for late spring and autumn. H7 171356 MS 400-450 550 7 Z01 1 £2,470.50 £2,964.60 Small (6-10m) 171160 MS 450-500 550 7 P04 1 £2,594.70 £3,113.64 Small (6-10m) 172889 Std 300-350 12-14 60 3.5 B13 10 £199.80 £239.76 Small (6-10m) 172025 Std 600-700 30-35 650 7.5 E01 2 £1,917.00 £2,300.40 Small (6-10m) 171931 Std 500-600 35-40 550 7 E01 2 £1,819.80 £2,183.76 Small (6-10m) Crataegus x persimilis Hawthorn A broad-headed, naturally occuring hybrid ideally providing multi-season interest and particularly notable for its persistent, showy fruits and polished oval leaves which colour richly in autumn. A deeply rooting species which is unlikely to cause problems with drains or foundations. Grows well in most soils in full sun or partial shade. H7 170708 MS 250-300 300 6 G04 2 £1,332.45 £1,598.94 Small (6-10m) 172821 MS 300-350 330 6 B End 2 £656.10 £787.32 Small (6-10m) 172815 MS 450-500 700 7.5 P04 1 £5,398.65 £6,478.38 Small (6-10m) Cupressocyparis ley. 'Castlewellan' (Hedging) Golden leyland Evergreen. Somewhat slower-growing than regular leylandii, perhaps .5 m per year. Spring growth is golden-yellow, then mid green in summer. Bushy and full. Skin irritant. H6 168144 Hdg 350-400 160 5 T02 3 £240.30 £288.36 Clip to Size Cupressocyparis leylandii (Hedging) Cypress - Leyland Arguably the fastest growing and most economical choice for screening. Can put on 3 ft plus growth per year. Suitable as tall hedge with regular trimming (2-3 times per year), or untrimmed where very largescale screening is required. Provides exceptional contrast for spring blossom or autumn colour. Skin irritant. H6 168630 Hdg 350-400 150 5 T02 1 £275.40 £330.48 Clip to Size 168146 Hdg 400-450 150 5 T02 1 £330.75 £396.90 Clip to Size 169966 Hdg 400-450 150 5 T02 3 £330.75 £396.90 Clip to Size 173563 Hdg 400-450 110c 1 £413.10 £495.72 Clip to Size Cupressus sempervirens Stricta Group Italian cypress Pencil-thin and conical, this cultivar is highly valued for the ascending, spire-like effect it can bring to a restricted space, or a space where shade is not desired. Although wildly popular with garden designers this species is not entirely hardy in the British Isles. For best results take care to plant in full sun, sheltered from cold, drying winds. Tolerates lime soils. H3 172756 Fth 200-250 25c GH 2 £122.85 £147.42 Medium (10-18m) 170100 Fth 300-350 16-18 110c Office 1 £568.35 £682.02 Medium (10-18m) 173584 Fth 350-400 80c GH 5 £457.65 £549.18 Medium (10-18m) Cydonia oblonga Quince Quince is a fruit tree which has been cultivated since ancient times. Its fragrant, white to pink flowers open in April to May and are followed by sweetly scented, greenish-yellow fruits in October. Leaves are ovate to obovate and mid-green turning yellow in Autumn. Extremely frost resistant. Grows well in any well-drained soil in partial shade. H5 172420 HS 250-300 20-25 130 5 R16 1 £436.00 £436.00 Very Small (up to 6m) Cydonia oblonga 'Meech's Prolific' Quince An ancient fruit tree from western Asia with a long history of cultivation. Not only do they produce excellent culinary fruits, the tree is quite stunning with its pale pink spring blooms and gorgeous felted, dark-green leaves. Produces fragrant, pear-shaped fruits in late summer. Pick at the end of September then ripen during 1-2 months of storage. H5 173236 HS 200-250 08-10 30 R08 2 £93.15 £93.15 Very Small (up to 6m) Cydonia oblonga 'Serbian Gold' Serbian quince An ancient fruit tree from western Asia with a long history of cultivation. This popular cultivar, also known as 'Lescovac', bears large, pale-green, felted foliage and masses of very fragrant pale-pink blossom in spring, followed by large apple-shaped, yellow quinces. Pick at the end of September then ripen during 1-2 months of storage. H5 173235 HS 200-250 08-10 30 R08 3 £93.15 £93.15 Very Small (up to 6m) Cydonia oblonga 'Vranja' Quince This cultivar of quince bears decorative pale pink flowers in April/May followed by large fragrant golden fruit ready in October.The green leaves have a soft, downy underside turning a beautiful yellow in autumn. Quince are self fertile, long-lived, like moist soil, will flourish near water. Flowers feed beneficial insects & the fruit is relished by wildlife. H6 173237 HS 200-250 08-10 30 R08 1 £93.15 £93.15 Very Small (up to 6m) 171838 HS 250-300 18-20 90 4 C09 1 £511.65 £511.65 Very Small (up to 6m) 170632 MS 300-350 300 6 Q07 1 £1,134.00 £1,134.00 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 24 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173495 Std 450-500 14-16 130 5 R14 3 £459.00 £459.00 Very Small (up to 6m) Davidia involucrata Handkerchief tree Despite the wide variety of flowering trees, the Handkerchief tree has always attracted and fascinated people. Referred to as flowers are in facts bracts, a showy reconstruction of a leaf. The leaves are a vivid green and are heart-shaped with a fine point at the tip. The flowers emerge in May, followed by dark green fruit turning purple. H5 166249 Fth 350-400 25-30 250 5.5 J46 1 £716.85 £860.22 Medium (10-18m) 172605 HS 300-350 12-14 130 5 J44 1 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 171989 MS 200-250 110 4 J03 4 £511.65 £613.98 Medium (10-18m) 167662 MS 250-300 180 5 J03 6 £469.80 £563.76 Medium (10-18m) 168623 MS 300-350 250 5.5 J46 2 £868.00 £1,041.60 Medium (10-18m) 166172 MS 300-350 250 5.5 J46 1 £912.60 £1,095.12 Medium (10-18m) 172633 MS 500-600 1000c P04 1 £3,387.15 £4,064.58 Medium (10-18m) 169270 QS 175-200 14-16 120 5 F01 1 £392.85 £471.42 Medium (10-18m) 172092 Std 300-350 12-14 100 4 F04 4 £685.80 £822.96 Medium (10-18m) 171549 Std 300-350 12-14 100 4 F04 3 £522.45 £626.94 Medium (10-18m) 171550 Std 300-350 14-16 100 4 F03 10 £658.80 £790.56 Medium (10-18m) Diospyros lotus Date plum Decidious. This perfectly hardy small tree has shiny, leathery oval shaped leaves. It flowers in July and the edible, yellow berries ripen October till November. The juicy flesh has a very rich flavour when ripe. It is highly valued for its stature; when grown for its fruit it requires a sunny, sheltered position. H5 170536 Std 450-500 20-25 370 6 F06 1 Oct-21 £834.57 £834.57 Small (6-10m) 164764 Std 450-500 20-25 270 5.5 F06 1 Oct-21 £638.55 £638.55 Small (6-10m) Elaeagnus umbellata Autumn oleaster/Autumn olive A prolific plant which can grow in a variety of conditions due to its ability to fixate nitrogen. Clusters of small, greeenish-white flowers fill the air with sweet scent in May-June followed by edible red berries. The lush bright green ovate leaves contrast beautifully against the dark wood. Established plants are very drought resistant. H5 170503 MS 200-250 370 6 Q05 1 £546.75 £656.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 170504 MS 300-350 370 6 Q05 1 £819.45 £983.34 Very Small (up to 6m) 171991 Std 450-500 18-20 270 5.5 F02 1 Oct-21 £543.38 £652.06 Very Small (up to 6m) Elaeagnus x ebbingei Ebbinge's silverberry Although normally a shrub, here the elaeagnus has been grafted onto a trunk to create a decorative tree. The young, leathery leaves are beautifully silvery; with age the surface turns lustrous green but remains silvery grey beneath. Cream coloured flowers appear in late autumn. May drop leaves in severe winters. H5 160009 MS 175-200 160 5 S/T 1 £292.95 £351.54 Very Small (up to 6m) 170110 Std 250-300 14-16 35c S06 1 £589.95 £707.94 Very Small (up to 6m) 173609 Std 300-350 16-18 110c S06 1 £525.15 £630.18 Very Small (up to 6m) Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Compacta' (Pleached) Ebbinge's silverberry As the name suggests, this is a compact version of the popular hybrid. The elegant evergreen leaves, silvery when young then turning lustrous green but remains silvery grey beneath, offer great year-round cover. Small, cream-coloured flowers appear in late autumn. Trim twice a year to maintain. H5, but may drops its leaves in severe winters. 173672 (P)Std 250-300 08-10 35c S09 5 £535.95 £643.14 Clip to Size Eriobotrya japonica Loquat A quick growing, evergreen plant best grown in a sunny location -ideal against a sunny wall. Large leaved foliage gives a tropical effect. Clusters of strongly fragrant hawthorn-like flowers after a hot summer followed by (if another tree is close by) unique edible orange or yellow fruits. Excellent in pots. H4 173406 HS 175-200 20-25 65c GH 1 £548.10 £548.10 Small (6-10m) 173696 MS 250-300 230c GH 1 £792.45 £792.45 Small (6-10m) Eucalyptus gunnii Cider gum Evergreen. Fast growing. Whitish green bark shed annually in late summer. Grey-Green leaves round shaped. Umbels of white to cream flowers. Borderline hardy down to -15c. Not for chalky or sandy soil. Although every effort has been made to identify these tress accurately, we cannot guarantee that the variety is correct. H5 173611 MS 300-350 80c A05 1 £356.40 £427.68 Large (18m +) 173651 MS 350-400 180c A04 2 £668.25 £801.90 Large (18m +) Euonymus alatus 'Compactus' Winged spindle tree Except for its compact, petite size (1m tall, 3m wide) this cultivar shares all its attributes with the species. The green, ovate, finely toothed leaves turn brilliant scarlet red accompanied by purple seed pods, cracking open to reveal bright orange seeds. The bark is also attractively winged, hence its name. Excellent on alkaline soils. H6 173344 3QS 250-300 10-12 80 4 C09 3 £537.30 £644.76 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 25 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Euonymus europaeus 'Red Cascade' Spindle tree An attractive shrub with arching branches and dark green leaves. Small, insignificant flowers give way to delicate, eye-catching fruit. These are framed by a firework of reds as the leaves turn to blazing scarlet in autumn. Best placed in full sun. The cultivar 'Red Cascade' does do reasonably well in partial shade. CAUTION: Harmful if eaten. H6 167938 Std 500-600 20-25 180 5 F06 1 £982.80 £1,179.36 Very Small (up to 6m) Euonymus planipes Flat-stalked spindle tree Although somewhat anonymous during spring and summer, once autumn makes its entrance this species' hidden beauty is unveiled. As the leaves change to fiery-red the matured deep-pink fruits crack open to reveal bright orange seeds; their delicate and exquisite design decorating the shrub like precious jewels. Does well in any well-drained soil. H7 172730 MS 200-250 120 5 Y47 1 £256.50 £307.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Eurya emarginata Shore eurya Native to the mountain slopes and seacoasts of Eastern China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan, this shrubby evergreen is most versitile. Popular in topiary and bonsai, it is also handsome in its natural form planted in borders. The glossy, dark-green leaves create great contrast against the tan branchlets. Perfect on exposed sites in well-drained soil. H5 173673 Shrub 100-125 20c S09 12 £99.90 £119.88 Very Small (up to 6m) Fagus syl. Purpurea Group (Pleached) Copper beech The Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloured leaves. The colour intensity can vary depending on seed, growing conditions and weather. It is often more vivid in spring, and may fade to a coppery green over summer. Will tolerate any well-drained soil except heavy clay. Best in full sun. H6 171623 (P)3QS 400-450 30-35 480 6.5 W09 4 £1,317.60 £1,581.12 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica Common beech Rivalled only by the English Oak in heritage and stature, our native Beech matures to a magnificant specimen tree with a smooth grey muscular bark and a stately domed crown of branches that arch out and over, often to the ground. Leaves are glossy, light green in spring, rich dark green in summer, turning warm orange and gold in autumn. H6 169651 Fth 400-450 30-35 400 6.5 Y28 1 £689.85 £827.82 Large (18m +) 172926 Fth 600-700 50-60 850 7.5 U10 3 Sep-21 £2,679.75 £3,215.70 Large (18m +) 163694 Fth 800-900 70-80 1500 Net RollW05 1 £2,716.20 £3,259.44 Large (18m +) 172491 MS 300-350 470 6.5 L24 1 £1,289.25 £1,547.10 Large (18m +) 169650 QS 200-250 25-30 260 5.5 Y30 1 £487.35 £584.82 Large (18m +) 172614 QS 175-200 25-30 230 5.5 Y30 1 £283.50 £340.20 Large (18m +) 172615 QS 250-300 30-35 230 5.5 Y30 1 £600.75 £720.90 Large (18m +) 173056 Std 350-400 14-16 100 4 Y41 10 Sep-21 £265.95 £319.14 Large (18m +) 173520 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 Y44 19 Sep-21 £533.25 £639.90 Large (18m +) 173521 Std 400-450 18-20 180 5 Y43 9 Sep-21 £669.60 £803.52 Large (18m +) 169336 Std 450-500 20-25 320 6 Y47 1 Oct-21 £592.52 £711.02 Large (18m +) 173601 Std 600-700 30-35 700 7.5 P09 7 Sep-21 £1,883.25 £2,259.90 Large (18m +) 172288 Std 800-900 50-60 2000 Net RollU10 1 £6,628.50 £7,954.20 Large (18m +) 168641 Std 600-700 50-60 1400 Net RollW05 1 £3,071.25 £3,685.50 Large (18m +) 172263 Std 900-1000 60-70 2000 Net RollU07 1 £9,121.95 £10,946.34 Large (18m +) 172990 Std 700-800 60-70 3000 Net RollU04 3 Sep-21 £8,059.50 £9,671.40 Large (18m +) 172290 Std 900-1000 70-80 3000 Net RollU07 1 £10,594.80 £12,713.76 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica 'Dawyck' Dawyck beech A form of beech with an erect, pyramidal to columnar habit which brings interest and structure to a planting scheme. Quite narrow as a young tree but broadening with age. Foliage is a fresh light green in spring, deepening to a dark green in summer, with warm autumn tones. Suits well-drained soil, including chalk, but avoid heavy clay. H6 169147 Fth 450-500 25-30 470 6.5 Y48 1 Oct-21 £689.04 £826.85 Large (18m +) 171900 Fth 500-600 650 7.5 V03 4 £957.15 £1,148.58 Large (18m +) 171727 Fth 500-600 30-35 380 6 Y48 3 £889.65 £1,067.58 Large (18m +) 157210 MS 800-900 40-45 1600 Net RollY03 2 £2,911.95 £3,494.34 Large (18m +) 154172 MS 800-900 1100 Net RollY27 1 £3,924.45 £4,709.34 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica 'Dawyck Gold' Dawyck golden beech A form of beech with an erect, pyramidal to columnar habit which brings interest and structure to a planting scheme. The new spring foliage of 'Dawyck Gold' emerges a luminous bright yellow in spring, deepening to a dark green in summer, with warm autumn tones. Will grow well in chalk, but avoid wet and/or heavy clay soils. H6 164768 Fth 1000-1100 60-70 1000 9 W03 1 £4,587.30 £5,504.76 Large (18m +) 169178 Fth 500-600 30-35 500 7 Y48 1 Oct-21 £959.31 £1,151.17 Large (18m +) 169146 Fth 500-600 25-30 570 7 Y48 2 £711.45 £853.74 Large (18m +) 166120 Fth 700-800 40-45 500 7 Y06 1 Oct-21 £2,196.32 £2,635.58 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 26 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 172512 Fth 700-800 35-40 800 7.5 V03 5 Oct-21 £2,070.90 £2,485.08 Large (18m +) 169272 Fth 800-900 40-45 930 8 Y04 1 Oct-21 £2,383.43 £2,860.12 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica 'Dawyck Purple' Dawyck purple beech Narrow and upright form of beech with deep purple foliage which phases to red and orange tones in autumn. Very useful for bringing interest and structure to a planting scheme, especially when planted in repetition. For best colour grow in full sun. Tolerant of a wide range of well drained soils including chalk, but excluding heavy clay. H6 169180 Fth 500-600 25-30 260 5.5 Y48 1 £669.60 £803.52 Large (18m +) 172850 Fth 600-700 30-35 550 7 U10 1 Sep-21 £2,633.85 £3,160.62 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica (Hedging) Beech A classic, native species with glossy light-green in spring, rich dark green in summer, turning warm orange and gold in autumn. With increasing density of branch structure, the dry foliage will be retained through the winter in sheltered areas. Excellent screening. H6 171683 Hdg 200-250 35 X41 4 £76.95 £92.34 Clip to Size 173226 Hdg 200-250 35 X19 4 Sep-21 £79.65 £95.58 Clip to Size 173176 Hdg 200-250 35 X16 61 Sep-21 £85.00 £102.00 Clip to Size 173401 Hdg 200-250 35 X27 118 Sep-21 £90.45 £108.54 Clip to Size 173153 Hdg 250-300 220 5.5 X28 20 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula' Weeping beech An elegant and dramatic cultivar of beech, its limbs arching outwards then bending down, creating a cascade of weeping branches. Its leaves and bark are just like the common beech, but the hight and appearance can vary greatly with some being more wide and short and others slim and tall. Does well on all free-draining soils. H6 172600 HS 700-800 45-50 1100 Net RollV02 1 £3,762.45 £4,514.94 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica (Pleached) Common Beech A pleached form of the native beech, providing the same glossy green foliage and orange-gold autumn foliage but in a more compact and structured form. Any well-drained soil except heavy clay. With increasing density of branch structure, the dry foliage will be retained through the winter in sheltered areas. Excellent screening. H6 161216 (P)HS 450-500 50-60 700 7.5 W04 4 £1,964.25 £2,357.10 Clip to Size 173558 (P)Low 200-250 420 6.5 P10 25 Sep-21 £1,541.70 £1,850.04 Clip to Size 172490 (P)MS 350-400 350 6 X72 5 £1,890.00 £2,268.00 Clip to Size 164272 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 380 6 R74b 1 £1,344.60 £1,613.52 Clip to Size 161381 (P)Std 250-300 30-35 520 7 R74b 1 £1,344.60 £1,613.52 Clip to Size 173129 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 550 7 C01 6 Sep-21 £1,456.65 £1,747.98 Clip to Size 161427 (P)Std 350-400 35-40 350 6 R74b 1 £1,503.90 £1,804.68 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' Weeping beech A delightful cultivar with a narrow, pendulous habit creating a dramatic curtain of gorgeous, glossy purple leaves in summer, turning coppery-gold in autumn. Perfect for beds, borders or why not as a focal point. For best colour grow in full sun but can also manage partial shade. It does well on any soil as long as it's free draining. H5 171901 Fth 700-800 45-50 1000 9 X70 3 £2,292.30 £2,750.76 Small (6-10m) Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Group Copper beech The Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloured leaves. The colour intensity can vary depending on seed, growing conditions and weather. It is often more vivid in spring, and may fade to a coppery green over summer. Will tolerate any well-drained soil except heavy clay. Best in full sun. H6 173604 3QS 500-600 30-35 630 7.5 X67 1 Sep-21 £1,289.25 £1,547.10 Large (18m +) 168730 Fth 400-450 25-30 120 5 Y47 1 £567.00 £680.40 Large (18m +) 168735 Fth 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 Y48 1 Oct-21 £583.61 £700.33 Large (18m +) 169587 Fth 450-500 20-25 230 5.5 Y40 1 £511.65 £613.98 Large (18m +) 168731 Fth 450-500 25-30 290 5.5 Y48 1 Oct-21 £663.80 £796.56 Large (18m +) 173091 Fth 600-700 40-45 650 7.5 U10 2 Sep-21 £1,864.35 £2,237.22 Large (18m +) 173603 HS 500-600 25-30 630 7.5 Y46 6 Sep-21 £1,077.30 £1,292.76 Large (18m +) 173605 HS 500-600 30-35 630 7.5 X67 1 Sep-21 £1,289.25 £1,547.10 Large (18m +) 171725 MS 300-350 400 6.5 L31 1 £668.25 £801.90 Large (18m +) 171923 MS 350-400 400 6.5 L31 1 £723.60 £868.32 Large (18m +) 173112 MS 700-800 2500 Net RollY01 1 Sep-21 £13,047.75 £15,657.30 Large (18m +) 173606 QS 500-600 30-35 630 7.5 X67 2 Sep-21 £1,289.25 £1,547.10 Large (18m +) 173038 Std 250-300 12-14 110 4 Y41 5 Sep-21 £261.90 £314.28 Large (18m +) 173039 Std 350-400 14-16 110 4 Y42 16 Sep-21 £309.15 £370.98 Large (18m +) 173294 Std 500-600 20-25 650 7.5 X69 1 Sep-21 £897.75 £1,077.30 Large (18m +) 168727 Std 450-500 25-30 220 5.5 Y48 1 Oct-21 £794.48 £953.38 Large (18m +) 173347 Std 500-600 25-30 650 7.5 X69 15 Sep-21 £1,077.30 £1,292.76 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 27 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 171964 Std 400-450 25-30 280 5.5 Y47 1 £643.95 £772.74 Large (18m +) 173157 Std 500-600 30-35 600 7.5 X66 5 Sep-21 £1,798.20 £2,157.84 Large (18m +) 173074 Std 600-700 35-40 950 8 X/Y 1 Sep-21 £2,097.90 £2,517.48 Large (18m +) 171524 Std 800-900 40-45 850 7.5 X68 2 £1,972.35 £2,366.82 Large (18m +) 173113 Std 800-900 40-45 950 8 U09 1 Sep-21 £3,456.00 £4,147.20 Large (18m +) 171657 Std 800-900 45-50 850 7.5 X68 1 £3,871.80 £4,646.16 Large (18m +) 171591 Std 900-1000 45-50 1200 Net RollX68 1 £3,778.65 £4,534.38 Large (18m +) 172992 Std 700-800 45-50 1800 Net RollU05 1 Sep-21 £6,629.85 £7,955.82 Large (18m +) 172279 Std 900-1000 50-60 2000 Net RollU06 1 £6,497.55 £7,797.06 Large (18m +) 172919 Std 800-900 50-60 1000 9 U10 1 Sep-21 £3,847.50 £4,617.00 Large (18m +) 172993 Std 900-1000 50-60 1500 Net RollU08 4 Sep-21 £7,796.25 £9,355.50 Large (18m +) 172262 Std 800-900 60-70 1800 Net RollU07 1 £12,286.35 £14,743.62 Large (18m +) 172994 Std 800-900 60-70 2500 Net RollU05 2 Sep-21 £10,041.30 £12,049.56 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Group (Hedging) Copper beech The Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloured leaves. It is often more vivid in spring, and may fade to a coppery green over summer. Will tolerate any well-drained soil except heavy clay. Best in full sun. H6 161310 Hdg 200-250 50 3.5 X38 6 £216.00 £259.20 Clip to Size 173225 Hdg 200-250 35 X13 71 Sep-21 £79.65 £95.58 Clip to Size 173177 Hdg 200-250 35 X10 79 Sep-21 £97.20 £116.64 Clip to Size 173402 Hdg 200-250 35 X37 4 Sep-21 £97.20 £116.64 Clip to Size 170872 Hdg 200-250 420 6.5 X72 10 £472.50 £567.00 Clip to Size 173154 Hdg 250-300 220 5.5 X30 20 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Clip to Size 157706 Hdg 400-500 470 6.5 X58 3 £1,023.30 £1,227.96 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Group (Topiary) Copper beech The Purpurea Group is a collective name for beech selections with purple to copper coloured leaves. The colour intensity can vary depending on seed, growing conditions and weather. It is often more vivid in spring, and may fade to a coppery green over summer. Will tolerate any well-drained soil except heavy clay. Best in full sun. H6 167920 Ball 200-250 250 5.5 Z01 5 £1,640.25 £1,968.30 Clip to Size Fagus sylvatica 'Red Obelisk' Beech This less common cultivar bears dissected leaves similar to 'Rohanii' emerging dark red-purple, often mixed with a sprinkling of even lighter margined leaves throughout creating a very appealing textural effect. The upright, pyramidal to columnar habit is very pleasing and lends well to locations with limited lateral space. Best colour in full sun. H7 169567 QS 300-350 16-18 60 3.5 X27 1 £336.15 £403.38 Medium (10-18m) 169568 QS 300-350 16-18 60 3.5 X39 4 £336.15 £403.38 Medium (10-18m) Fagus sylvatica 'Rohanii' Beech A particularly beautiful variety of beech, with wavy margined leaves which phase from deep purple and jade with flashes of pink in late spring, to deep purple, jade and black, then phasing to deep green and maroon in late summer and producing very attractive seed pods late summer to autumn. Does best in deep, fertile, well-drained soils. H6 173079 Fth 400-450 30-35 320 6 Y45 3 Sep-21 £799.20 £959.04 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica 'Rotundifolia' Beech A grand, sculptural specimen tree with branches to the ground, the European beech has smooth grey bark and exposed roots. 'Rotundifolia' has small, almost round, closely set shiny dark-green, deciduous leaves. Turns a magnificent harvest gold in autumn. Slower growing than the species and likes well-drained humus rich soil. H6 168734 Fth 700-800 35-40 400 6.5 Y49 1 £1,490.40 £1,788.48 Large (18m +) 172123 Std 900-1000 60-70 1900 Net RollU06 1 £5,429.70 £6,515.64 Large (18m +) Fagus sylvatica (Topiary) Common beech Due to its healthy regeneration rate, Fagus sylvatica lends itself perfectly to topiary. Many different kinds of shapes and forms can be achieves including cubes, beehives, spirals, spheres, clouds and more. The slow growth reduces the amount of pruning required but we recommend trimming it at least once a year, preferably two. H6 169878 Pyramid 200-250 280 5.5 P09 2 £934.20 £1,121.04 Clip to Size 167917 Pyramid 175-200 250 5.5 P09 1 £962.55 £1,155.06 Clip to Size Fargesia murieliae 'Simba' Umbrella bamboo A lower-growing, clump-forming and well-behaved variety. Neat, vertical yellow or lime green canes support masses of small evergreen leaves. Lovely in a smaller garden or for mixed planting. Will grow well in clay and loam soil in damp or even poorly drained conditions. Works well in a sheltered shady spot. H5 167002 Bamb 200-250 130c GH 1 £307.80 £369.36 Very Small (up to 6m) Fraxinus excelsior 'Jaspidea' Yellow ash

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 28 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Fraxinus excelsior 'Jaspidea' A fast-growing, easy-to-establish tree which turns a clear butter yellow in autumn, and whose golden-yellow bark adds interest to the winter landscape. An ideal variety to bring quick structure to an open space, or add subtle colour and texture to an existing landscape. Good for problematic chalky soils. Roots are deep but vigourous. H6 158960 Std 600-700 40-45 730 7.5 Y17 1 Oct-21 £1,217.97 £1,461.56 Medium (10-18m) Ginkgo bil. 'Fastigiata Blagon' Maidenhair Tree The Ginkgo biloba isn't just an intregueing 'living fossil', it's also a highly valued, stunningly beautiful tree. Leaves are emerald-green and distinctively fan-shaped, turning a luminous saffron-yellow in November. 'Fastigiata Blagon' is much more narrow than the species, maturing to 2-3m wide. High tolerance to pollution and climat range. H6 168521 Std 300-350 14-16 200 5.5 C03 1 £498.15 £597.78 Medium (10-18m) Ginkgo biloba Maidenhair tree This is the only surviving species of the plant order Ginkgoales, which dominated the tree flora 150-200 million years ago. It is deciduous tree with bright green, duck's feet-shaped leaves that turn brilliant gold in autumn. Attractive, corky bark. Ginkgos are highly valued street trees due to their high tolerance of pollution and geographic climate range. H6 171919 Std 350-400 10-12 80 4 B02 1 £256.50 £307.80 Large (18m +) 171506 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 B22 5 £313.20 £375.84 Large (18m +) 171891 Std 450-500 14-16 80 4 B02 3 £303.75 £364.50 Large (18m +) 172102 Std 400-450 20-25 200 5.5 H10 3 £746.55 £895.86 Large (18m +) 171884 Std 600-700 50-60 2000 Net RollV01 1 £4,079.70 £4,895.64 Large (18m +) Ginkgo biloba 'Horizontalis' Maidenhair Tree A very intriguing cultivar which is much smaller than the species, reaching only 3-5m, with, as the name suggests, a graceful horizontal habit. If grafted onto a trunk, it creates a slight weeping appearance, but is not to be confused with the cultivar 'Pendula'. Handsome, fan-shaped leaves. Great in almost all conditions. Good autumn colour. H6 171881 3QS 250-300 35-40 430 6.5 V01 2 £962.55 £1,155.06 Very Small (up to 6m) 171875 HS 200-250 20-25 200 5.5 V02 1 £611.55 £733.86 Very Small (up to 6m) Ginkgo biloba 'Tit' Maidenhair Tree Although arguably not the best named tree, this cultivar is simly magnificent. Compared to the species, which is rather large and varied in its structure, 'Tit' is neat, narrow and compact, reaching only 6-8m tall with a 2m spread. With this in mind, and its ability to thrive is any well-drained soil, it's a brilliant choice for smaller gardens and streets. H6 171992 HS 250-300 14-16 60c B22 1 £519.75 £623.70 Small (6-10m) Gleditsia triac. 'Skyline' Honey Locust Fine, almost fernlike leaves emerge bright yellow before becoming dark green. This pretty, airy tree gives a lovely dappled light effect and is particularly effective when backlit by the sun. The lateral branches of 'Skyline' angle upwards, giving the tree an upright, ascending character without being rigidly fastigiate. A deep rooting system. H7 164676 Std 500-600 30-35 630 7.5 X56 1 Oct-21 £1,531.04 £1,837.25 Medium (10-18m) Gleditsia triac. 'Sunburst' Honey Locust A delicate yet sturdy tree which is utterly enchanting when backlit by the sun. Its dainty foliage emerges luminous yellow, gradually ripening to yellow green by end of summer, then warming again to golden tones through the autumn. Gleditsia is fast-growing, thornless, deep rooting and tolerant of air pollution and hot dry conditions. H6 172430 MS 500-600 1000 9 P03 2 Oct-21 £1,441.94 £1,730.33 Small (6-10m) 172595 MS 600-700 1300 Net RollP03 2 £1,640.25 £1,968.30 Small (6-10m) 172596 MS 700-800 900 8 P02 3 £2,249.10 £2,698.92 Small (6-10m) 171890 Std 400-450 14-16 110 4 J07 5 £367.20 £440.64 Small (6-10m) 171709 Std 350-400 14-16 120 5 J07 1 £344.25 £413.10 Small (6-10m) 169338 Std 400-450 14-16 170 5 J07 2 Sep-21 £299.70 £359.64 Small (6-10m) 171537 Std 500-600 20-25 220 5.5 J07 5 £815.40 £978.48 Small (6-10m) 170540 Std 500-600 20-25 250 5.5 J07 1 £935.55 £1,122.66 Small (6-10m) 171673 Std 600-700 30-35 500 7 X59 4 £1,355.40 £1,626.48 Small (6-10m) 167264 Std 600-700 35-40 350 6 Y21 1 £1,155.60 £1,386.72 Small (6-10m) 171675 Std 600-700 40-45 1100 Net RollX59 1 £2,199.15 £2,638.98 Small (6-10m) 167289 Std 450-500 40-45 700 7.5 Y21 1 £2,123.55 £2,548.26 Small (6-10m) 171676 Std 600-700 45-50 1000 9 X59 1 £2,416.50 £2,899.80 Small (6-10m) Gleditsia triac. 'Sunburst' (Pleached) Honey Locust A delicate yet sturdy tree which is utterly enchanting when backlit by the sun. Its dainty foliage emerges luminous yellow, gradually ripening to yellow green by end of summer, then warming again to golden tones through the autumn. Gleditsia is fast-growing, thornless, deep rooting and tolerant of air pollution and hot dry conditions. H6 172511 Roof 250-300 30-35 480 6.5 Office 4 £1,327.00 £1,592.40 Clip to Size

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 29 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Hamamelis virginiana American witch hazel A handsome, wide-spreading shrub found in woodlands, forest margins and stream banks in eastern North America. The dark-green foliage is very pleasant turning shades of yellow in autumn. At the end of autumn fragrant, bright yellow flowers appear along the branches each decorated with crinkly, ribbon-shaped petals. H7 168857 HS 250-300 25-30 190 5 F05 1 £422.55 £507.06 Very Small (up to 6m) Hamamelis x int. 'Arnold Promise' Witch Hazel 'Arnold Promise' is an stunning cultivar with a vigorous, large, wide-spreading habit and luminous, bright-yellow flowers. The sweetly scented blooms unfold somewhat later than most witch hazels and but are long-lasting, providing exciting interest for the winter garden. Handsome, dark-green summer foliage turning bright orange and yellow in autumn. H5 166148 Std 400-450 25-30 350 6 F06 1 Oct-21 £880.61 £1,056.73 Very Small (up to 6m) Heptacodium miconioides Seven son flower of Zhejiang Multistemmed shrub or small tree with attractive peeling bark. Produces panicles of small, white flowers in late summer followed by long lasting, rose-pink to purple, fruits. Leaves midgreen, purple-tinged autumn colours. Fast-growing, very shade tolerant and grows well in wide variety of soils. Attracts butterflies. H7 173040 MS 150-175 110 4 K09 8 £533.25 £639.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172941 MS 200-250 190 5 K09 1 £815.40 £978.48 Very Small (up to 6m) 172942 MS 250-300 190 5 K09 2 £938.25 £1,125.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172818 MS 300-350 360 6 B51 1 £1,752.30 £2,102.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 172817 MS 300-350 360 6 B49 2 £1,752.30 £2,102.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 173114 MS 350-400 360 6 B45 1 £1,995.30 £2,394.36 Very Small (up to 6m) 171551 Std 300-350 14-16 90 4 F04 4 £828.90 £994.68 Very Small (up to 6m) Hippophae rhamnoides 'Leikora' Sea buckthorn A very hardy species, capable of tolerating rough maritime conditions and drought. Normally it grows into an impenetrable thorny shrub but can also be trained as a tree. 'Leikora' is renowned for its abundance of bright orange berries which contrast beautifully against the silvery-grey leaves. Requires male plant to produce fruit. Not for shade. H7 171995 MS 300-350 330 6 L31 1 £819.45 £983.34 Very Small (up to 6m) 171994 QS 250-300 20-25 330 6 L31 1 £592.65 £711.18 Very Small (up to 6m) Ilex aquifolium (Hedging) Holly The native form of English Holly, grown for its versatility, resiliency, and natural beauty. Ilex aquifolium will succeed in many conditions, sun or shade, even industrial and coastal areas, and is easy to grow. It makes a splendid hedge, shrub or tree, but does benefit from regular pruning as its natural growth habit can be a bit leggy. H6 173320 Hdg 100-125 35 X04 199 £74.25 £89.10 Clip to Size 173123 Hdg 250-300 270 5.5 M01 49 £495.45 £594.54 Clip to Size 172988 Hdg 250-300 270 5.5 M02 20 £495.45 £594.54 Clip to Size 170871 Hdg 350-400 170 5 M01 1 £616.95 £740.34 Clip to Size 173124 Hdg 350-400 700 7.5 X01 9 £1,026.00 £1,231.20 Clip to Size Ilex aquifolium 'Limsi' Holly A Dutch seedling, discovered by chance, which soon became a much popular choice thanks to its handsome, pyramidal habit, glossy dark-green leaves and good cold tolerance. 'Limsi' will also, being female, bear lovely red berries in autumn if a male plant is nearby. Best in full sun but does tolerate some shade. Good in all well-drained soils. H6 170751 3QS 450-500 35-40 750 7.5 X56 1 £2,821.50 £3,385.80 Very Small (up to 6m) 172530 Fth 500-600 50-60 3500 Net RollV01 1 £5,964.30 £7,157.16 Very Small (up to 6m) 172531 MS 400-450 900 8 T16 3 £2,250.45 £2,700.54 Very Small (up to 6m) Ilex aquifolium 'Limsi' (Topiary) Holly A Dutch seedling, discovered by chance, which soon became a much popular choice thanks to its glossy dark-green leaves and good cold tolerance. 'Limsi' will also, being female, bear lovely red berries in autumn if a male plant is nearby. Best in full sun but does tolerate some shade. Good in all well-drained soils. Trim twice a year to retain shape. H6 172984 Ball 175-200 950 8 V02 1 £1,453.95 £1,744.74 Clip to Size 172238 Umbr. 250-300 35-40 1000 9 V01 1 £2,050.65 £2,460.78 Clip to Size Ilex aquifolium 'Variegatum' Holly A highly ornamental upright holly that can be easily shaped and managed. Grown for its eye-catching foliage, dense and spiny in texture, with dark green leaves with contrasting creamy edges. Produces long lasting red berries in autumn to winter. Has flat far-reaching roots that grow well in all soil types. H6 173697 Ball 100-125 110c M01 2 £441.45 £529.74 Small (6-10m) Ilex crenata 'Convexa' (Hedging) Japanese holly 171273 Hdg 025-050 30 R74c 4 £35.10 £42.12 Clip to Size Ilex crenata 'Dark Green' (Topiary) Japanese holly

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 30 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Ilex crenata 'Dark Green' (Topiary) The Japanese holly makes for an excellent topiary, its dense habit and small leaves providing perfect characteristics for trimming and shaping. This particular cultivar, with its lustrous dark-green foliage is a great substitute for box and also tolerant of shade and pollution. Prune twice a season to maintain a crisp, attractive shape. H5 168211 Dome 050-075 80 4 R74c 4 £222.75 £267.30 Clip to Size Ilex crenata 'Green Hedge' (Hedging) Japanese holly An excellent cultivar with a dense habit and leaves nearly identical to boxwood. Small white flowers in June followed by handsome black berries in autumn. Clip or leave a loose, informal hedge. Avoid alkaline soils. H6 169293 Hdg 175-200 45c M07 13 £179.55 £215.46 Clip to Size Ilex crenata 'Green Hedge' (Pleached) Japanese holly An excellent cultivar with a dense habit and leaves nearly identical to boxwood making it an outstanding cultivar for topairy and pleaching. The small white flowers emerge in June followed by handsome black berries in autumn. To maintain a nice dense shape, clip at least twice a year in April and July. Avoid alkaline soils. H6 171459 (P)HS 175-200 08-10 20c M10 5 £234.90 £281.88 Clip to Size 172662 (P)HS 250-300 08-10 35c M10 2 £365.85 £439.02 Clip to Size 173674 (P)HS 250-300 08-10 35c R72 20 £365.85 £439.02 Clip to Size Ilex crenata 'Hetzii' Japanese holly A noteworthy female selection of Japanese holly which grows into a tidy, rounded mound 1-2 meters tall. The foliage, similar to that of the species, is deep glossy green akin to box, thereof its synonym box-leaved holly. White flowers in late spring followed by (if pollinated by a male plant) by berry like drupes. Prefers light, moist acidic well-drained soil. H6 173167 MS 200-250 650 7.5 W03 2 £805.95 £967.14 Very Small (up to 6m) Ilex koe. 'Chestnut Leaf' (Pleached) Chestnut-leaf holly A soft-leaved, female holly with a rich emerald green, chestnut-like spiny foliage, here beautifully trained into an attractive pleach. Small white flowers in spring followed by masses of red berries in autumn (if male plant nearby). Best in free-draining, humus-rich soil in full sun or part shade. Prune 1-2 times a year to retain shape. Non-invasive roots. H5 172664 (P)Std 300-350 16-18 80c R74a 2 £567.00 £680.40 Clip to Size 171461 (P)Std 350-400 16-18 80c M08 1 £683.10 £819.72 Clip to Size Ilex koehneana 'Chestnut Leaf' Chestnut-leaf holly A soft-leaved, female holly with a rich emerald green, chestnut-like spiny foliage on downward sweeping branches. Small white flowers in spring followed by masses of red berries in autumn (if male plant nearby) which arrive later than most and thus last longer. An old french selection. Best in free-draining, humus-rich soil in full sun or part shade. Non-invasive roots. Hardy. 173352 Std 400-450 18-20 320 6 M06 8 £1,062.45 £1,274.94 Small (6-10m) 173339 Std 400-450 18-20 320 6 M06 10 £996.30 £1,195.56 Small (6-10m) 173303 Std 450-500 20-25 430 6.5 M06 1 £1,310.85 £1,573.02 Small (6-10m) Ilex 'Nellie R. Stevens' Holly Perhaps the best choice where a quintessential holly is desired. Jolly emerald green foliage with the characteristic spines, and providing a reliable and long lasting heavy crop of red to orange berries (unless the birds discover them!). A very robust American variety which is easy to grow. Does well on all well-drained soils. Very good wind resistance. H6 173408 3QS 175-200 14-16 35c S05 3 £445.50 £534.60 Very Small (up to 6m) 171296 Cone 175-200 45c S06 2 £270.00 £324.00 Very Small (up to 6m) 173631 Cone 200-250 110c S04 3 £471.15 £565.38 Very Small (up to 6m) 170127 Cone 250-300 45c S06 3 £394.20 £473.04 Very Small (up to 6m) 173471 Cone 250-300 110c S13 4 £571.00 £685.20 Very Small (up to 6m) 173629 HS 200-250 14-16 110c S04 2 £446.85 £536.22 Very Small (up to 6m) 173652 HS 175-200 16-18 110c S07 5 £468.45 £562.14 Very Small (up to 6m) 173698 HS 175-200 16-18 110c M07 5 £432.00 £518.40 Very Small (up to 6m) 170125 HS 300-350 30-35 290c S12 1 £984.15 £1,180.98 Very Small (up to 6m) 173585 Std 300-350 10-12 55c S05 1 £361.80 £434.16 Very Small (up to 6m) 173699 Std 300-350 110c C04 6 £612.90 £735.48 Very Small (up to 6m) 171705 Std 250-300 16-18 80c A06 1 £623.70 £748.44 Very Small (up to 6m) 173612 Std 300-350 16-18 130c S05 1 £637.20 £764.64 Very Small (up to 6m) 173700 Std 300-350 16-18 110c C04 17 £672.30 £806.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 170265 Std 400-450 18-20 110c S04 1 £959.85 £1,151.82 Very Small (up to 6m) 171455 Std 350-400 18-20 190 5 S04 1 £768.15 £921.78 Very Small (up to 6m) 173323 Std 400-450 18-20 320 6 M04 19 £996.30 £1,195.56 Very Small (up to 6m) 173564 Std 300-350 18-20 130c S05 2 £708.75 £850.50 Very Small (up to 6m) 173701 Std 300-350 18-20 130c C05 3 £800.55 £960.66 Very Small (up to 6m) 173702 Std 350-400 20-25 180c C04 2 £1,170.45 £1,404.54 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 31 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 168148 Std 300-350 25-30 230c S04 1 £1,193.40 £1,432.08 Very Small (up to 6m) 173725 Std 350-400 25-30 180c C04 2 £1,286.55 £1,543.86 Very Small (up to 6m) 173703 Std 30-35 230c C05 1 £1,416.15 £1,699.38 Very Small (up to 6m) Ilex 'Nellie R Stevens' (Hedging) Holly An excellent, very traditional looking holly with highly glossed, dark green leaves and producing an abundance of orange-red holly berries in autumn which persist into winter. Self pollinating. Maximum height unpruned approx 7 meters. H6 171902 Hdg 175-200 45c S05 3 £251.10 £301.32 Clip to Size Ilex 'Nellie R Stevens' (Pleached) Holly Perhaps the best choice where a quintessential holly is desired. Jolly emerald green foliage with the characteristic spines and familar red berries providing all-year-round screening in pleached form. A very robust variety which is easy to grow. Prune twince a year for a sharp, smart look or once a year for a looser, more flowing screen. H6 172771 (P)3QS 250-300 12-14 65c R69 1 £580.50 £696.60 Clip to Size 173546 (P)Std 300-350 14-16 90c R74a 1 £849.15 £1,018.98 Clip to Size 173653 (P)Std 300-350 16-18 70c A05 15 £938.25 £1,125.90 Clip to Size Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Angel' (Topiary) Holly The small leaves and dense habit of 'Blue Angel' lends itself beautifully for topiary. The foliage is very neat and glossy with a deep bluish-green colour, the nearly black branches amplifying this dark hue. In contrast, white flowers emerge in spring followed by bright red berries. Trim twice during the growing season to main a crisp shape. H7 169838 Ball 125-150 850 7.5 V02 2 £947.70 £1,137.24 Clip to Size Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Maid' Blue holly A dense holly with exquisitely glossy, dark-green spineless leaves, hinting at a touch of blue. Bears an abundance of small white flowers in spring followed by clusters of attractive red berries which are loved by birds. This is a female cultivar so in order to produce fruit it will need a male holly nearby. Best in moist, slightly acidic, well-draining soil. H7 169569 QS 175-200 10-12 70 3.5 M07 4 £147.15 £176.58 Very Small (up to 6m) Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Princess' (Topiary) Holly An excellent female holly with extremely dense habit making it perfect for topiary, its elegant dark-purplish shoots bearing softly spiny, glossy, dark blue-green leaves. Tiny white flowers are produced over a long period followed by attractive dark-red berries which often persist through winter. Requires a nearby male plant to produce fruit. H6 169414 Umbr. 200-250 800 7.5 V02 1 £2,698.65 £3,238.38 Clip to Size Ilex x meserveae 'Heckenstar' (Hedging) Blue holly An excellent female holly with extremely dense habit making it perfect for topiary, its elegant dark-purplish shoots bearing softly spiny, glossy, dark blue-green leaves. Tiny white flowers are produced over a long period followed by attractive dark-red berries which often persist through winter. Requires a nearby male plant to produce fruit. H6 168633 Hdg 150-175 30 M07 1 £114.75 £137.70 Clip to Size Juglans nigra Black walnut The black walnut was introduced to Britain by John Tradescant around 1656. Originally from eastern North America this 30-40m tree produces deep chocolate-brown wood of very high quality. Its name is derived from this dark wood but also the dark bark and the fragrant dark fruits. Grow in any well-drained soil in full sun. H6 171500 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 H16 5 £203.85 £203.85 Large (18m +) 171544 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 C08 3 £341.55 £341.55 Large (18m +) Juglans regia Common walnut A large, fairly slow to moderate growing tree grown for its edible walnuts, aromatic leaves and imposing crown, which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut. Long male catkins are produced after the appearance of the leaves each spring. Begins producing tasty, edible walnuts when the tree is about fifteen years old. H6 172797 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B06 9 £203.85 £203.85 Large (18m +) 170230 Std 400-450 14-16 160 5 C08 1 Oct-21 £274.73 £274.73 Large (18m +) 172798 Std 500-600 25-30 360 6 J24 3 £1,169.10 £1,169.10 Large (18m +) 173191 Std 600-700 50-60 1200 Net RollV03 1 £5,584.95 £5,584.95 Large (18m +) Juniperus scopulorum 'Skyrocket' Rocky Mountain juniper A spectacular form of extremely narrow columnar habit. Originally found as a seedling in the wild, this errect juniper is an excellent plant for breaking up low or horizontal planting schemes. Foliage is an attractive blue-grey with slightly lighter shades in the spring. Great for sunny, hot sites and tolerates all types of soils except damp. H6 173587 Fth 250-300 55c S01 5 £234.90 £281.88 Very Small (up to 6m) 171297 Fth 300-350 20-25 70c M12 2 £348.30 £417.96 Very Small (up to 6m) 168664 Fth 300-350 14-16 55c M12 1 £346.95 £416.34 Very Small (up to 6m) Koelreuteria paniculata Golden rain tree

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 32 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Koelreuteria paniculata This Asian species is particularly valued for its golden-yellow mid-summer flowers. A very attractive, broad-headed tree, with pinnate leaves. The large panicles are followed by conspicuous bladder-like fruits. Leaves turn vivid yellow in autumn. Likes full sun, plenty of moisture, and some shelter. H5 172819 MS 250-300 240 5.5 Q09 1 £963.90 £1,156.68 Medium (10-18m) 172820 MS 300-350 240 5.5 Q09 2 £1,107.00 £1,328.40 Medium (10-18m) 172839 MS 350-400 470 6.5 B25 2 £1,397.25 £1,676.70 Medium (10-18m) 172537 QS 250-300 18-20 150 5 L01 1 £946.35 £1,135.62 Medium (10-18m) 173214 QS 350-400 30-35 470 6.5 B29 1 £1,397.25 £1,676.70 Medium (10-18m) 173513 Std 400-450 14-16 100 4 J23 5 £398.25 £477.90 Medium (10-18m) 170541 Std 300-350 16-18 140 5 F02 1 £496.80 £596.16 Medium (10-18m) 172100 Std 450-500 20-25 250 5.5 J04 2 £1,350.00 £1,620.00 Medium (10-18m) Laburnum x watereri 'Vossii' Voss' laburnum 'Vossii' truly is a sight to behold when it flowers in May/June. The tree is literally buried under long, golden yellow pendulous bunches of flowers up to 50 centimeters long. Rich, green, trifoliate leaves. Low seed production. An easy tree to grow which performs well on a wide range of soil types. CAUTION toxic if eaten. H6 173164 MS 450-500 300 6 Q04 2 Sep-21 £645.30 £774.36 Very Small (up to 6m) Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle A beautifull shrub or tree with long-blooming lilac-pink flowers opening after a warm, late summer. The lush dark-green foliage and beige-bronze peeling bark provide much added interest. For best results, plant in a sheltered location against a sunny wall in moist, well-draining soil. Hardy to -5c, but at risk with prolonged exposure to temps below -5c. H3 169860 Std 350-400 18-20 70c A06 1 £737.10 £884.52 Small (6-10m) Ligustrum japonica 'Variegatum' Japanese privet Though often grown as a shrub or hedge Japanese privit is most handsome as a tree. Its curved branches and variegated canopy creates an interesting architectural focus. Bears white flower in summer followed by black berries which last through winter. The tree may drop its leaves below -10, but they soon grow back. NOTE: Toxic berries. H4 173654 Std 250-300 10-12 30c A02 9 £234.90 £281.88 Very Small (up to 6m) Ligustrum japonicum Japanese privet A compact evergreen tree with camellia-like foliage of shining olive-green which bears large panicles of beautifully scented, white flower in late summer sometimes followed by shiny black fruit. An ideal tree for garden screening, robust, quick growing, and easy to control with occasional pruning in early winter. Harmful if eaten. H5 173655 Std 250-300 10-12 30c A02 10 £221.40 £265.68 Very Small (up to 6m) 173656 Std 300-350 12-14 65c A03 10 £263.25 £315.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 173617 Std 300-350 14-16 70c S11 1 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 173618 Std 300-350 16-18 130c S11 1 £349.65 £419.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 172686 Std 300-350 20-25 220 5.5 S11 3 Oct-21 £646.65 £775.98 Very Small (up to 6m) Ligustrum japonicum 'Texanum' Japanese privet This interesting cultivar of Japanese privet is smaller than the species with dark-green, evergreen, waxy leaves. White flowers decorate the tree in late spring/early summer followed by dark, glossy berries in autumn. The dense habit is perfect for topiary but is equally handsome free-growing. Full sun or partial shade; drought resistant. H5 173565 Std 300-350 16-18 130c A07 6 £329.40 £395.28 Small (6-10m) Ligustrum luc. 'Excelsum superbum' Chinese privet Small semi-evergreen tree with glossy, ovate leaves mottled with light green and edged with creamy-yellow. Flowers with cream coloured panicles in late summer followed by black fruits in autumn. Severe stomach upset if ingested. Grows well in semi-shade or full sun. Hardy, however leaves may drop below -10°C. H4 173615 Std 250-300 08-10 30c A04 2 £172.80 £207.36 Small (6-10m) 173070 Std 350-400 20-25 280 5.5 M12 10 £660.15 £792.18 Small (6-10m) Liquidambar styraciflua Sweet gum A beautiful tree with maple-like leaves. The corky bark is attractive but its main glory is in autumn when the leaves turn red, purple and gold, often sustaining its fiery display into December. Best in acid to neutral soil. Young trees of this species are often caned to prevent breakage. Remove cane 2-3 years after planting. H6. 173361 Fth 300-350 12-14 110 4 J39 4 £236.25 £283.50 Large (18m +) 169241 Fth 350-400 20-25 200 5.5 J05 1 £380.70 £456.84 Large (18m +) 171174 MS 500-600 550 7 V02 1 £1,379.70 £1,655.64 Large (18m +) 159903 MS 800-900 1800 Net RollU08 1 £2,160.00 £2,592.00 Large (18m +) 173486 QS 450-500 20-25 230 5.5 J39 5 £758.70 £910.44 Large (18m +) 173561 Std 350-400 14-16 110 4 J43 7 £403.65 £484.38 Large (18m +) 172301 Std 400-450 16-18 180 5 J05 1 £465.75 £558.90 Large (18m +) 173362 Std 500-600 20-25 260 5.5 J40 14 £741.15 £889.38 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 33 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 170206 Std 450-500 25-30 270 5.5 J05 1 Sep-21 £591.30 £709.56 Large (18m +) 173363 Std 500-600 25-30 260 5.5 J41 4 £931.50 £1,117.80 Large (18m +) 161209 Std 600-700 50-60 1900 Net RollY11 1 £3,268.35 £3,922.02 Large (18m +) 172510 Std 1000-1100 70-80 3000 Net RollW07 1 £9,578.25 £11,493.90 Large (18m +) Liquidambar styraciflua 'Andrew Hewson' Sweet Gum A great cultivar which is similar to the species but with larger, more deeply incised leaves and slightly shorter final height. Its elegant pyramidal crown and corky bark provides good winter interest but it's the unique autumn display of red, purple and gold that makes this tree a must have for larger gardens. Best in acidic to neutral soil. Tolerates paving. H6 172451 Std 700-800 40-45 900 8 U12 1 £2,018.25 £2,421.90 Medium (10-18m) Liquidambar styraciflua (Pleached) Sweet Gum A beautiful tree with maple-like leaves. The corky bark is attractive but the tree's main glory is in autumn when the leaves turn red, purple and gold, often sustaining its fiery display into December. Will tolerate a degree in lime, but prefers acid to neutral soil. Best colour in full sun. Prune frame twice a year to maintain shape. H6. 168359 (P)Std 350-400 35-40 500 7 R74c 2 £1,836.00 £2,203.20 Clip to Size Liquidambar styraciflua 'Silver King' Sweet Gum 'Silver King' has a beautiful variegated leaf with glossy green base and creamy-white margin. This has a dramatic effect come autumn when the green areas turn various shades from dark red, to purple to pink. Burr-like fruit remain through winter. Tolerates exposure and paving but requires acidic free-draining soil, avoiding prolonged drought. H6 172086 Std 600-700 25-30 380 6 U21 1 £1,023.30 £1,227.96 Large (18m +) Liquidambar styraciflua 'Slender Silouette' Sweet Gum As the name suggests this graceful tree of narrow habit, only growing to 2 meters in diameter making it for the smaller garden. It shares the maple-like leaves with the species along with its stunning autumn colours of red, purple and gold often sustaining its fiery display into December. Best performance aquired in acid to neutral soil. H6 170963 Fth 300-350 12-14 140 5 J07 1 £279.45 £335.34 Medium (10-18m) Liquidambar styr. 'Worplesdon' Sweet gum A beautiful tree with maple-like leaves that turn red, purple and gold, often sustaining its fiery display into December. 'Worplesdon' doesn't share the corky features of the species but its autumn colours are all the more spectacular. Young trees can be fragile in the wind, so the leader is caned and should remain for 2-3 years from date of planting. H6 172927 Fth 300-350 12-14 80 4 B17 9 £225.45 £270.54 Large (18m +) 171404 HS 350-400 330 6 Q03 1 Oct-21 £627.75 £753.30 Large (18m +) 167378 MS 400-450 400 6.5 Q03 1 Oct-21 £743.85 £892.62 Large (18m +) 172921 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B16 7 £225.45 £270.54 Large (18m +) 173496 Std 450-500 14-16 120 5 J42 8 £403.65 £484.38 Large (18m +) Liquidambar styr. 'Worplesdon' (Pleached) Sweet Gum A beautiful tree with maple-like leaves that turn red, purple and gold, often sustaining its fiery display into December. 'Worplesdon' doesn't share the corky features of the species but its autumn colours are all the more spectacular. Pleached forms are both attractive and interesting alternatives for screening. Prune once a year to maintain shape. H6 163346 (P)Std 400-450 35-40 600 7.5 R74c 1 £1,911.60 £2,293.92 Clip to Size 165118 (P)Std 450-500 40-45 600 7.5 R74c 5 £1,942.65 £2,331.18 Clip to Size Liriodendron tul. 'Aureomarginatum' Tulip tree A robust farily easy to grow tree with unusual tulip-shaped leaves, which produces tulip-shaped green,yellow and orange flowers in June/July. 'Aureomarginatum differs from the species in its yellow-green margins of its leaves. Fantastic in autumn when it turns a butter yellow. A loose deep soil is required as this tree has a deep taproot. H6 170371 Std 500-600 35-40 830 7.5 Y26 1 Oct-21 £1,065.15 £1,278.18 Large (18m +) Liriodendron tulipifera Tulip tree A robust, fast growing, stately tree with unique tulip-shaped leaves, which produces an equally unique tulip-shaped greenish yellow flowers in June/July (on older trees). Its lush, cool foliage and semi-transparent crown make it an ideal summer shade tree, but it is even more spectacular in autumn when the tree turns a golden yellow. H6 170565 MS 450-500 700 7.5 P08 1 £1,197.45 £1,436.94 Large (18m +) 169892 MS 450-500 600 7.5 Q01 2 Oct-21 £1,032.75 £1,239.30 Large (18m +) 170651 MS 500-600 700 7.5 P08 2 £1,236.60 £1,483.92 Large (18m +) 169520 Std 500-600 40-45 1800 Net RollP07 1 £2,388.15 £2,865.78 Large (18m +) 170808 Std 700-800 45-50 1200 Net RollW03 1 Oct-21 £1,957.53 £2,349.04 Large (18m +) 170204 Std 500-600 50-60 930 8 Y13 1 Oct-21 £2,523.02 £3,027.62 Large (18m +) 173005 Std 800-900 50-60 1300 Net RollW03 1 £4,027.05 £4,832.46 Large (18m +) 166739 Std 900-1000 60-70 1200 Net RollW03 1 £2,670.30 £3,204.36 Large (18m +) 172611 Std 60-70 1800 Net RollV01 1 £4,083.75 £4,900.50 Large (18m +) 173006 Std 800-900 60-70 1600 Net RollW03 1 £2,635.20 £3,162.24 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 34 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Liriodendron tulipifera 'Fastigiatum' Tulip tree 'Fastigiata' is Latin meaning pointed or sharpened which is a fitting description for this tree. Other than its upright form its characteristics are identical to that of the species. Unique tulip-shaped green leaves and equally unique tulip-shaped greenish-yellow flowers in June/July on mature trees. Spectacular golden yellow autumn colours. H6 172545 Std 1100-1200 70-80 1600 Net RollW03 1 £5,152.95 £6,183.54 Large (18m +) Maackia amurensis Amur maackia An attractive, broadly-round tree bearing ash-like, handsome, dark-green leaves. In late spring fragrant, white, pea-like flowers are borne in erect, narrow, spike-like clusters followed by decorative flat seed pods. On older trees the coppery-bronze bark exfoliates beautifully creating year-round interest. Closely related to the larger yellowwood. H5 167944 Std 400-450 20-25 120 5 G01 2 £689.85 £827.82 Small (6-10m) Magnolia acuminata Cucumber tree Deciduous. A vigorous species rapidly growing into a large, spreading tree, conical when young. Flowers appear with the leaves in May and June (not on young trees) and are greenish metallic-blue and yellow. H6 152309 Std 600-700 50-60 1400 Net RollG01 1 Oct-21 £2,028.51 £2,434.21 Large (18m +) Magnolia 'Black Tulip' Magnolia A gorgeous cultivar from New Zeeland with an upright, broadly-oval habit bearing extravagantly deep-purple, goblet-shaped flowers in May up to 15cm across. The rounded petals, rarely unfold, retaining a very neat appearance. Lush, mid-green foliage. Requires a sheltered position in acidic to neutral, well-draining soil. H6 173676 HS 150-175 06-08 25c B10 2 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) 173424 Std 350-400 10-12 60c H17 3 £398.25 £477.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia 'Daphne' Magnolia Considered to be one of the best yellow cultivars, Daphne flowers at a relatively young age bearing pale-yellow, tulip-shaped blooms in mid to late spring, often avoiding the worst frosts. The habit is pleasantly upright to conical with attractive mid-green leaves, retaining its form into maturity. Plant sheltered. H6 172563 MS 250-300 180 5 X71 1 £488.70 £586.44 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia denudata Yulan or Lily tree Arguably the most sophisticated of the flowering magnolias, producing beautiful, pure-white, goblet-shaped flowers on bare stems in spring. Best appreciated when planted against a dark green wall of foliage, which provides dramatic contrast both for the flower and the limey green summer foliage. Distinctly upright when young, opening up with age. H6 173478 QS 350-400 30-35 550 7 X71 1 £1,698.30 £2,037.96 Small (6-10m) 172105 Std 600-700 30-35 800 7.5 G01 1 £2,295.00 £2,754.00 Small (6-10m) Magnolia denudata 'Yellow River' Magnolia A slow grower with elegant, large, goblet-shaped flowers in rich buttery yellow borne on bare branches in spring, to be followed by green, oval foliage as flowers fade. Thrives in a sheltered garden free from frost pockets or cold, strong winds. It is best grown in fertile, well-drained soil that is slightly acidic. H5 172402 HS 400-450 25-30 430 6.5 X71 1 £1,977.75 £2,373.30 Small (6-10m) 172585 HS 400-450 30-35 500 7 X71 1 £2,617.65 £3,141.18 Small (6-10m) 172287 Std 500-600 30-35 700 7.5 X71 1 £2,621.70 £3,146.04 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Elizabeth' Magnolia This excellent hybrid between M. acuminata x M. denudata is regarding as one of the best yellow flowering cultivars. In spring, as the new foliage is about to unfurl, the handsome, pyramidal crown features scented, pale yellow, cup-shaped flowers, tinged with greenish-yellow at the base. Plant sheltered in well-drained acidic soil. H6 172416 MS 400-450 550 7 X71 1 £2,073.60 £2,488.32 Small (6-10m) 173101 Std 400-450 35-40 1000 9 X71 1 Sep-21 £7,971.75 £9,566.10 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Galaxy' Magnolia A lovely, small conical tree with striking purple-pink to red slightly fragrant, tulip-shaped flowers that open from darker buds in mid to late spring. Sometimes followed by fruit. Magnolias don't like wet feet or strong winds, so be sure to plant it in a sheltered and well drained position. H6 170246 Std 500-600 18-20 250 5.5 H07 1 £464.40 £557.28 Very Small (up to 6m) 170247 Std 500-600 30-35 470 6.5 H43 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia 'Genie' Magnolia This exquisite hybrid between M. soulangeana x M. lilliflora is the result of 15 years of breeding. Scented, deep maroon, tulip-shaped flowers open from black-red buds in late spring and early summer, often followed by a second flowering in mid-summer. Plant in full sun in moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Avoid windy sites and frost pockets. 173677 HS 150-175 06-08 25c B10 3 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia grand. 'Gallissonnière' Bull bay magnolia

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 35 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Magnolia grand. 'Gallissonnière' A classic ornamental evergreen, valued primarily for its large glossy green leaves which have contrasting russet undersides, and also its large but sophisticated waxy, cream, cup-shaped flowers which appear in late summer. Furthermore, unlike most deciduous magnolias, the grandiflora species will tolerate dry, alkaline soils. Requires shelter. H6 173678 Fth 200-250 150c R73 5 £498.15 £597.78 Medium (10-18m) 173620 Fth 350-400 20-25 390c T24 5 £1,399.95 £1,679.94 Medium (10-18m) 173547 Fth 400-450 375c Office 4 £1,645.65 £1,974.78 Medium (10-18m) 173707 HS 175-200 10-12 45c S08 15 £342.90 £411.48 Medium (10-18m) 173708 HS 250-300 20-25 150c S07 1 £792.45 £950.94 Medium (10-18m) 173566 Std 350-400 12-14 90c S02 3 £469.80 £563.76 Medium (10-18m) 172710 Std 350-400 14-16 90c S02 1 £461.70 £554.04 Medium (10-18m) 173660 Std 350-400 14-16 130c S02 6 £588.60 £706.32 Medium (10-18m) 173705 Std 350-400 14-16 130c S08 5 £594.00 £712.80 Medium (10-18m) 173621 Std 600-700 50-60 1100 Net RollT04 3 £7,496.55 £8,995.86 Medium (10-18m) Magnolia grand. 'Gallissonnière' (Pleached) Magnolia A form of the classic evergreen magnolia cultivated for planting against walls, to create nature fencelines and garden structure. Glossy evergreen leaves with velvety brown undersides, elegant water lilly style alabaster flowers produced sporadically in late summer. Prune twice a year to maintain shape. H6. 164355 (P)Low 400-450 300c S02 1 £1,695.60 £2,034.72 Clip to Size 172667 (P)Low 250-300 160c S01 3 £899.10 £1,078.92 Clip to Size 173692 (P)Low R68 3 £1,147.50 £1,377.00 Clip to Size Magnolia grand. 'Goliath' Bull bay magnolia A less ubiquitous form of Magnolia grandiflora which differs from 'Gallissonniere' in its hardier, more cold resistant nature and the enormous flowers is produces from an early age. Leaves are relatively short, broad, dark glossy green above, green beneath. The flowers are waxy and cup-shaped, very formal looking. H6 173634 Fth 500-600 45-50 2500 Net RollT04 2 £5,205.60 £6,246.72 Medium (10-18m) Magnolia grandiflora Bull bay magnolia A classic ornamental evergreen, valued primarily for its large glossy green leaves which have contrasting russet undersides, and also its large but sophisticated waxy, cream, cup-shaped flowers which appear in late summer. Furthermore, unlike most deciduous magnolias, the grandiflora species will tolerate dry, alkaline soils. Requires shelter. H6 173679 Fth 175-200 230c R73 3 £498.15 £597.78 Medium (10-18m) Magnolia grandiflora ALTA® 'TMGH' Magnolia A most handsome cultivar developed in the US by Thomas Julian Strickland in 1993 with a lovely compact, upright habit and very fiberous root system. The leaves are elegantly glossy dark-green, orange-brown felted beneath and somewhat more narrow than the species. Softly-scented, large white flowers borne throughout summer. H6 173657 Fth 200-250 110c R73 1 £642.60 £771.12 Very Small (up to 6m) 173658 Fth 200-250 180c R73 3 £830.25 £996.30 Very Small (up to 6m) 173659 Fth 300-350 230c R73 3 £1,070.55 £1,284.66 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' Bull Bay An American cultivar with a very handsome, upright and compact habit bearing rich dark-green, evergreen leaves, beautifully felted beneath in coppery tones. The creamy-white flowers are somewhat smaller than the species but equally fragrant. 'Little Gem' is also shorter than its relatives so it fits perfectly in the smaller garden. H5 173709 Fth 150-175 35c S08 3 £261.90 £314.28 Very Small (up to 6m) 173710 Std 350-400 16-18 200c S08 1 £830.25 £996.30 Very Small (up to 6m) 173712 Std 350-400 20-25 200c S08 4 £1,188.00 £1,425.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia 'Heaven Scent' Magnolia This elegant magnolia is a hybrid using Magnolia x veitchii and Magnolia liliiflora 'Nigra'. The oval crown, which will broaden with age, bears richly scented, pink, narrowly cup-shaped flower in April-May. The petals are heavily flushed deep pink at the base with a distinct stripe on the back. Needs a sheltered spot with full sun or light shade. H5 172095 Std 500-600 20-25 320 6 H43 1 £959.85 £1,151.82 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Heaven Scent' (Pleached) Magnolia An elegant hybrid using Magnolia x veitchii and Magnolia liliiflora 'Nigra'. Richly scented, pink, narrowly cup-shaped flowers are borne in April-May. The petals are heavily flushed deep pink at the base with a distinct stripe on the back. Needs a sheltered spot with full sun or light shade. Handsome, dark-green foliage. H5 166362 (P)Std 350-400 25-30 350 6 J37 1 £1,810.35 £2,172.42 Clip to Size Magnolia kobus Northern Japanese magnolia

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 36 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Magnolia kobus A small tree or shrub that produces a profusion of goblet- to saucer-shaped white flowers on bare stems in April. Pyramidal crown when young, maturing to dense round. Well worth acquiring a more mature tree, as it does not reach its full flowering potential until 12-15 years old. Performs well on all types of well drained soils, including chalk and clay. H6 167567 Fth 600-700 40-45 850 7.5 G01 1 Oct-21 £3,354.75 £4,025.70 Small (6-10m) 171965 MS 200-250 70 3.5 Y42 2 £355.00 £426.00 Small (6-10m) 172452 MS 450-500 1400 Net RollV01 1 £3,437.10 £4,124.52 Small (6-10m) 172258 MS 700-800 1600 Net RollX71 1 £4,067.55 £4,881.06 Small (6-10m) 169846 Std 350-400 16-18 60 3.5 H08 1 £386.10 £463.32 Small (6-10m) 171614 Std 350-400 18-20 60 3.5 H14 1 £464.40 £557.28 Small (6-10m) 170201 Std 500-600 20-25 60 3.5 H08 1 £684.45 £821.34 Small (6-10m) 165946 Std 450-500 20-25 130 5 H09 1 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 169847 Std 500-600 18-20 110 4 H09 2 £652.00 £782.40 Small (6-10m) 163326 Std 600-700 40-45 450 6.5 H43 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Small (6-10m) 167175 Std 600-700 50-60 850 7.5 G01 1 £2,774.25 £3,329.10 Small (6-10m) Magnolia liliiflora 'Nigra' Magnolia This compact cultivar flowers later than for most magnolias, with the first flush appearing with the emerging leaves in May or June when danger of night frost has passed. Flowers are narrow and fluted in bud, deep purple outside, opening to reveal creamy-white stained purple insides. Best in a fairly light, permeable soil, ideally slightly acidic. H6 172251 MS 300-350 900 8 X71 2 £4,633.20 £5,559.84 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia salicifolia 'Louisa Fête' Magnolia This Dutch cultivar, originating from the von Gimborn Arboretum, bears beautifully white, fragrant flowers in April to May and shiny, pleasantly aromatic, foliage in summer. Come autumn intriguingly attractive pink fruits decorate the colourful crown. For best result plant in dappled shape away from cold, drying winds. Needs moist, acidic soil. H5 166134 Std 600-700 40-45 1000 9 G01 1 Oct-21 £2,385.45 £2,862.54 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia salicifolia 'Wada's Memory' Magnolia This handsome cultivar has lovely white, scented flowers on bare branches in spring followed by spectacular blackish-green foliage emerging reddish-bronze. In autumn conspicuous fruits crack open to reveal bright red seeds. Pleasing oval habit with upward sweeping branches. Grow in well-drained, acidic soil. Tolerates clay. H6 172084 Std 500-600 20-25 280 5.5 H06 1 £1,233.90 £1,480.68 Small (6-10m) 173102 Std 350-400 35-40 1200 Net RollX71 1 Sep-21 £7,925.85 £9,511.02 Small (6-10m) 173103 Std 450-500 40-45 1200 Net RollX71 1 Sep-21 £8,484.75 £10,181.70 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Satisfaction' Magnolia A new cultivar with large, fragrant, goblet-shaped flowers unfolding in April to May. Petals are two-toned with a creamy-white inside and cerise outside, creating a very elaborate display. Habit is compact and formal. Great addition to borders or as an accent in a pot. Tolerates all well-draining soils but keep sheltered from cold, drying winds. H6 172417 MS 200-250 230 5.5 H10 1 £629.10 £754.92 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia 'Sentinel' Magnolia As the name suggests, 'Sentinel' is a magnolia which rises to claim its place in the garden. The habit is broadly-columnar and matures to a good 10m (30 feet) but has been seen to reach closer to 15m (50 feet). The flowers, emerging in late March, are tulip-shaped, pale pink with a deeper blush on the outer petal. Plant sheltered in acidic soil. H6 170761 HS 175-200 12-14 50 3.5 H13 1 £275.40 £330.48 Small (6-10m) Magnolia sieboldii Magnolia A small, usually mulit-stem tree with spreading branches valued for its large, floppy gardenia-type flowers, which have crimson and yellow centres. The flowers are fragrant and produced intermittently from May to August, making this a delightful tree for summer interest. Superb plant for woodland in semi-shade. Will tolerate moist, alkaline soil. H6 173173 MS 125-150 80 4 B05 1 Sep-21 £344.25 £413.10 Small (6-10m) 172830 MS 150-175 200 5.5 B08 2 Sep-21 £523.80 £628.56 Small (6-10m) 172831 MS 175-200 190 5 B10 2 Sep-21 £699.30 £839.16 Small (6-10m) 172880 MS 200-250 190 5 B16 1 Sep-21 £865.35 £1,038.42 Small (6-10m) 172248 Std 350-400 10-12 150 5 H07 1 £549.45 £659.34 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Spectrum' Magnolia A strong growing, upright tree suitable for the smaller garden. This hybrid (Magnolia liliflora 'Nigra' x Magnolia sprengeri 'Diva'), a sister seedling of 'Galaxy', has flowers of a rich red-purple and elegantly curved in bud, opening deep reddish-pink with a paler interior, held in a shapely upright fashion. Requires fertile, slightly acid soil. H6 171554 MS 300-350 320 6 V03 1 £1,613.25 £1,935.90 Small (6-10m) 171625 MS 350-400 360 6 X71 1 £1,561.95 £1,874.34 Small (6-10m) 172087 Std 500-600 20-25 230 5.5 H43 1 £822.15 £986.58 Small (6-10m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 37 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Magnolia 'Star Wars' Magnolia An award-winning hybrid between M. campbellii x M. liliiflora with an upright, broadly vase-shaped habit bearing fragrant, tulip-shaped, pale pink flowers with a deep rose-coloured base. May produce a second flush of flowers in autumn. Handsome tapered, glossy dark-green summer foliage. Plant sheltered in well-drained acidic soil. H6 172418 MS 350-400 430 6.5 X71 1 £1,756.35 £2,107.62 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia stellata Star magnolia A distinct and charming, slow-growing Japanese shrub forming a compact rounded specimen usually wider than high. Produces pure white, slightly fragrant, star-shaped flowers in March and April before the mid-green foliage appears. Buds are sensative to frost and morning sun. Tolerant of clay but dislikes alkaline or chalky soils. H6 173681 HS 150-175 06-08 25c B10 3 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia stellata 'Rosea' Star magnolia A distinct and charming, slow-growing Japanese shrub forming a compact rounded specimen usually wider than high. Pink buds, open up to pale-pink flowers in March to April then fade to white before giving way to lush, mid-green leaves. Buds are sensative to frost and morning sun. Tolerant of clay but dislikes alkaline or chalky soils. H6 168079 MS 400-450 600 7.5 Y47 1 £2,165.40 £2,598.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia 'Susan' Magnolia 'Susan' is a gorgeous magnolia with scented goblet shaped flowers. As spring approaches the buds' protective furry coat cracks open to reveal a lovely deep reddish-purple bud which later opens to red-purple and pink within. Grow in moist, well-drained, neutral to acid soil. In full sun or partial shade. Shelter from wind. H6 172567 MS 175-200 370 6 X71 2 £580.50 £696.60 Small (6-10m) 171263 MS 250-300 650 7.5 X71 1 £1,255.50 £1,506.60 Small (6-10m) 171262 MS 300-350 700 7.5 V03 1 £1,417.50 £1,701.00 Small (6-10m) 172253 MS 350-400 1300 Net RollV01 1 £5,991.30 £7,189.56 Small (6-10m) 170507 MS 350-400 1800 Net RollV01 1 £3,996.00 £4,795.20 Small (6-10m) 172254 MS 400-450 2500 Net RollV01 1 £6,698.70 £8,038.44 Small (6-10m) 172934 MS 500-600 2500 Net RollV02 1 Sep-21 £8,976.15 £10,771.38 Small (6-10m) 172090 Std 400-450 18-20 180 5 H06 1 £1,097.55 £1,317.06 Small (6-10m) Magnolia tripetala Umbrella tree Native to the Appalachian Mountains, this graceful understory tree bears very large, fresh green leaves; flowers are also large, bowl-shaped, creamy white produced in June, followed by cone-shaped, purple-red fruits. Best in part shade but tolerates full shade and can also grow in full sun if soil is kept moist. Prefers slightly acidic, moist loam. H7 160409 MS 350-400 120 5 Y35 1 £1,414.80 £1,697.76 Small (6-10m) Magnolia x l. 'Leonard Messel' (Pleached) Magnolia Produces a confetti of fluttery blush-white flowers on bare stems in mid-spring. One of the few magnolias to flower freely from a young age. The flowers are less susceptible than most magnolias to late night frosts. Unlike many magnolias, this variety succeeds well on all types of soil including clay and chalk. Clip after flowering to retain size. H6 172028 Roof 250-300 18-20 200 5.5 J37 2 £1,279.80 £1,535.76 Clip to Size Magnolia x loebneri 'Leonard Messel' Magnolia A small magnolia producing a confetti of fluttery blush-white flowers on bare stems in mid-spring. One of the few magnolias to flower freely from a young age. The flowers are less susceptible than most magnolias to late night frosts. Unlike many magnolias, this variety succeeds well on all types of soil including clay and chalk. H6 173680 HS 150-175 06-08 25c B10 5 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) 171555 MS 300-350 420 6.5 X71 2 £1,613.25 £1,935.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia x loebneri 'Merrill' Magnolia A petite magnolia producing a confetti of fluttery star-shaped pure white flowers. The outer petals sometimes have a pink to light violet stripe. The flowers are more resistant to late night frost damage. Merrill is of more upright habit, making it ideal for smaller gardens. It tolerates a wide range of soil, including clay and chalk. H6 167686 Fth 500-600 25-30 270 5.5 H12 1 £1,359.45 £1,631.34 Very Small (up to 6m) 172273 MS 500-600 650 7.5 X71 1 £3,250.80 £3,900.96 Very Small (up to 6m) 172275 Std 600-700 45-50 1300 Net RollX71 1 £4,333.50 £5,200.20 Very Small (up to 6m) Magnolia x soulangeana Magnolia Probably the most widely planted and traditional of the magnolia family. Soulangeana is valued for its large, waxy, goblet-shaped flowers which are white with a rosy to violet blush and appear before the leaves in April. The tree is usually grown as a wide-spreading multi-stem tree. Not for dry or chalky soils. Plant in a sunny, sheltered location. H6 173270 MS 250-300 270 5.5 B End 2 Sep-21 £1,314.90 £1,577.88 Small (6-10m) 172404 Std 400-450 20-25 450 6.5 H43 1 £2,019.60 £2,423.52 Small (6-10m) Magnolia x soulangeana 'Alba Superba' Magnolia

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 38 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Magnolia x soulangeana 'Alba Superba' This popular magnolia is a hybrid between Magnolia liliiflora and Magnolia denudata. The cultivar 'Alba' has large pure white, goblet-shaped, flowers which are flushed pink at the base. The pink flush can be more or less prominent. Large, dark green leaves. Good for indifferent clay soils and atmospheric pollution. Not for shallow chalk soils. H6 173109 3QS 350-400 25-30 550 7 X71 2 Sep-21 £3,974.40 £4,769.28 Small (6-10m) Magnolia 'Yellow Bird' Magnolia Originally from Brooklyn Botanical Garden, introduced in 1981, this hybrid magnolia is an upright, conical to pyramidal, tree bearing yellow, goblet-shaped, flowers in spring as the leaves emerge. Plant in a sheltered location away from strong winds. Avoid frost pockets and direct southern exposure. Best in rich, acidic soil. Sun to partial shade. Hardy. 173682 HS 150-175 06-08 25c B10 3 £153.90 £184.68 Small (6-10m) 171866 MS 200-250 140 5 H12 2 £552.15 £662.58 Small (6-10m) 171867 MS 250-300 140 5 H10 3 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 172562 MS 300-350 180 5 Y42 6 £549.45 £659.34 Small (6-10m) 172419 MS 450-500 550 7 X71 1 £2,191.00 £2,629.20 Small (6-10m) Mahonia x media 'Charity' Oregon grape A very handsome hybrid mahonia with an upright habit and glossy, dark green, holly-like, pinnate leaves. The slightly fragrant, deep yellow flowers are borne in long spreading and ascending racemes, in large terminal clusters during autumn and early winter. Although it prefers shade, it will tolerate sun as long as the soil remains moist. H5 171830 MS 250-300 180c R River 7 £745.20 £894.24 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus baccata 'Street Parade' Crab apple With its upright, egg-shaped habit, this tree is a great option for streets or small gardens. Fragrant white flowers open from pink buds in May followed by shiny, purple-red fruits. Leaves unfold pinkish-red, turning dark green in summer and bright yellow in autumn. Requires minimal maintenance. Mildew-free and good resistance to scab. Hardy. 168434 Std 450-500 20-25 230 5.5 E04 1 £754.65 £905.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 172527 Std 500-600 35-40 950 8 U22 1 £2,074.95 £2,489.94 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Butterball' Crab apple A very small broadly-round tree whose prettily drooping branches produce an abundance of pink-blushed white blossom in late spring with the leaves. A heavy crop of sunny yellow crab apples, approximately 2-3cm in diameter, give a second season of interest in autumn. An ideal choice for a cottage-style planting scheme. H6 171783 Std 500-600 18-20 200 5.5 E02 5 £499.50 £599.40 Very Small (up to 6m) 171561 Std 400-450 18-20 160 5 E02 4 £427.95 £513.54 Very Small (up to 6m) 170187 Std 450-500 20-25 260 5.5 E01 1 £669.60 £803.52 Very Small (up to 6m) 167510 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 E03 1 £625.00 £750.00 Very Small (up to 6m) 173627 Std 500-600 20-25 200 5.5 E02 2 £596.70 £716.04 Very Small (up to 6m) 170647 Std 600-700 40-45 800 7.5 E01 1 £2,617.65 £3,141.18 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Cardinal' Crabapple A stunning cultivar noted for its wide-spreading crown, eye-catching colours and excellent disease resistance. The bright red flowers appear in early May alongside the purple-tinged foliage. Small, glossy, deep-red crabapples follow in September which last well into winter and are loved by birds. Adapts to a wide range of soils. H6 173108 MS 500-600 1800 Net RollC09 1 £10,597.50 £12,717.00 Small (6-10m) Malus d. 'Belle-Fleur Large Mouche' Cooking apple A large and beautiful Belgian cooking apple with greenish-yellow undertones and glossy red striped to solid, blushed top coat. The flesh is pale green, solid, dry and slightly acidic. Ready to be picked by mid October and stores well until February. Does well on all well-drained soils. Good wind tolerance. Flowering group: 4; pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H5 172026 Std 400-450 35-40 650 7.5 F01 1 £2,235.60 £2,235.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Bramleys Seedling' Cooking apple A sturdy variety which tolerates a wide range of sites, including wet conditions (not waterlogged soils). Flowers in March with pale pink flowers followed by large, green, slightly flushed or striped apples with pale, crisp acidic flesh ready for use in November. Being a triploid it requires a pollinating partner to produce fruit. Flowering group 3. 173443 HS 200-250 16-18 150 5 R10 2 £519.75 £519.75 Small (6-10m) 173444 HS 200-250 18-20 150 5 R09 1 £643.95 £643.95 Small (6-10m) 173135 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 R19 3 £322.65 £322.65 Small (6-10m) 173136 Std 300-350 18-20 100 4 R07 1 £388.80 £388.80 Small (6-10m) 173427 Std 350-400 25-30 200 5.5 R14 5 £670.95 £670.95 Small (6-10m) 169343 Std 450-500 30-35 270 5.5 R21 1 £1,111.00 £1,111.00 Small (6-10m) Malus d. 'Bramleys Seedling' (Pleached) Cooking apple

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 39 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Malus d. 'Bramleys Seedling' (Pleached) A sturdy variety which tolerates a wide range of sites, including wet conditions (not waterlogged soils). Flowers in March with pale pink flowers followed by large, green, slightly flushed or striped apples with pale, crisp acidic flesh ready for use in November. Being a triploid it requires a pollinating partner to produce fruit. Flowering group 3. 172957 (P)QS 200-250 18-20 90 4 R01 5 £669.60 £669.60 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Cox's Orange Pippin' Eating apple Regarded as the finest of English dessert apples. Fruit is red flush, red stripes over greenish yellow turning gold, little russet in dots or patches. Deliciously sweet and enticing with rich, intense aromatic flavour and deep cream flesh. Fruits in early October. Flowering group 3, pollinated by 2, 3 and 4. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 173093 Std 200-250 12-14 80 4 R03 9 £249.75 £249.75 Very Small (up to 6m) 173138 Std 350-400 20-25 160 5 R07 1 £560.25 £560.25 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Cox's Orange Pippin' (Pleached) Eating apple Regarded as the finest of English dessert apples. Fruit is red flush, red stripes over greenish yellow turning gold, little russet in dots or patches. Beautifully trained into a pleached form. Deliciously sweet and enticing with rich, intense aromatic flavour and deep cream flesh. Fruits in early October. Flowering group 3, pollinated by 2, 3 and 4. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 172363 (P)Std 300-350 18-20 180 5 R11 2 £967.95 £967.95 Clip to Size 172364 (P)Std 300-350 25-30 310 6 R11 4 £1,243.35 £1,243.35 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Fuji' (Pleached) Dessert apple A late dessert/fresh eating apple raised 1939 in Japan by H. Niitsi, and brought to the market in 1962. A cross between 'Ralls Janet' and 'Delicious'. Attractive, orange red, flushed. Honeyed sweetness of 'Delicious'. Crips, firm, quite juicy flesh. Tough skin. Fruit keeps very well. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H6 169606 Cand. 150-175 30 Wc2 1 £261.90 £261.90 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Gloster 69' Eating apple This vigorous, heavy cropping dessert apple was raised at Jork Fruit Research Station in Germany 1951. The fruit is most attractive, dark red flushed. Sweet, some balancing acidity, good flavour, crisp flesh. Prone to developing a mouldy core if stored. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 171237 3QS 450-500 40-45 750 7.5 F01 1 £1,903.50 £1,903.50 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Gloster 69' (Pleached) Eating apple This vigorous, heavy cropping dessert apple was raised at Jork Fruit Research Station in Germany 1951. The fruit is most attractive, dark red flushed. Sweet, some balancing acidity, good flavour, crisp flesh. Prone to developing a mouldy core if stored. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 171071 Cand. 125-150 55 3.5 Wc2 1 £330.75 £330.75 Clip to Size 172224 Cand. 175-200 50 3.5 Wc2 1 £248.40 £248.40 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Golden Delicious' Apple - Eating A late dessert apple originally from North America, often grown as a pollinator and popular garden tree. Greenish yellow colour turning gold, slight orange flush with russet freckles. Flesh deep cream. For best flavour, leave until golden with slight flush. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 171011 3QS 300-350 18-20 80 4 C09 2 £303.75 £303.75 Very Small (up to 6m) 170835 QS 200-250 16-18 45c C09 1 £291.60 £291.60 Very Small (up to 6m) 173139 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 R07 4 £388.80 £388.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Golden Delicious' (Pleached) Eating apple A late dessert apple originally from North America, often grown as a pollinator and popular garden tree. Greenish yellow colour turning gold, slight orange flush with russet freckles. Flesh deep cream. For best flavour, leave until golden with slight flush. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 170903 (P)HS 200-250 18-20 110 4 R17 1 £796.50 £796.50 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Granny Smith' (Pleached) Eating apple An Autralian dessert apple, but more often used in cooking when grown in the UK garden, as this variety needs a long hot summer to produce quality dessert fruit. Colour bright green, turning greenish yellow, slight brownish flush. The greenish white flesh is crisp and refreshing. Self-fertile in flowering group 3, improved by group 2, 3 and 4. 169602 Cand. 150-175 40 Wc2 2 £292.95 £292.95 Clip to Size 169527 Y 125-150 40 3.5 Wc2 1 £325.35 £325.35 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Gravenstein' (Pleached) Culinary and dessert apple First described in 1797, this old cultivar is still popular in Northern Europe (especially Scandinavia) and North America. This dual purpose apple has a disctinctive savoury flavour. Waxy yellow-green skin with crimson spots and reddish lines; flesh is juicy, finely grained, and light yellow. Pollination group 1, triploid - requires two pollination partners. H7 170836 (P)QS 200-250 16-18 80 4 R17 2 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Malus d. 'James Grieve' Eating apple

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 40 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Malus d. 'James Grieve' Culinary and dessert apple raised by James Greive in Edinburgh 1893. Fruit is red flush, stripes over pale green/yellow. Savoury, juicy, crisp yet melting flesh with strong acidity which later mellows. Early picked fruit makes excellent 'stewed apple'. Flowering group 3, pollinated by 2, 3 and 4. Rootstock: 'Bittenfelder Seedling' and Malus type 4. 173445 HS 200-250 16-18 140 5 R08 2 £519.75 £519.75 Very Small (up to 6m) 173446 HS 200-250 18-20 140 5 R08 1 £643.95 £643.95 Very Small (up to 6m) 173134 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 R19 4 £322.65 £322.65 Very Small (up to 6m) 173425 Std 350-400 20-25 220 5.5 R13 5 £557.55 £557.55 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Jonagold' (Pleached) Dessert apple A popular American cross between 'Golden Delicous' and 'Jonathan' with an attractive, red-flushed colour. Flesh is crisp and juicy with a rich, honeyed flavour. This is a very versitile apple which can be eaten fresh as well as utilised for cooking, juicing and cider. Ready in November, stores well. Triploid. Flowering group 3. 171244 Cand. 125-150 50 3.5 Wc2 1 £330.75 £330.75 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Laxton Superb' Apple - Eating Bred by the Laxton Brothers in 1897, 'Laxton Superb' is a classic old Victorian, British apple, a cross between 'Cox's Orange Pippin' x 'Wyken Pippin'. This late season dessert apple is green with a dull red flush. Flesh is sweet and firm with an aromatic taste. Grown as a hardy Cox-substitute. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H5 173447 HS 200-250 14-16 150 5 R09 1 £436.05 £436.05 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Laxton Superb' (Pleached) Dessert apple Bred by the Laxton Brothers in 1897, 'Laxton Superb' is a classic old Victorian, British apple, a cross between 'Cox's Orange Pippin' x 'Wyken Pippin'. This late season dessert apple is green with a dull red flush. Flesh is sweet and firm with an aromatic taste. Grown as a hardy Cox-substitute. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H5 171973 Dbl-U 125-150 80 4 C01 1 £259.20 £259.20 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Melrose' Apple - Eating 'Melrose' is a delicious dessert apple raised by Freeman S. Howlett in Ohio, USA, introduced in 1944. Fruits are green with an attractive red blush. Creamy white, moderately firm, a little coarse-textured, juicy flesh, with a pleasant sweet, subacid, slightly aromatic flavour. Stores until the end of February. Triploid. Flowering group 4. 171182 3QS 400-450 40-45 950 8 F01 1 £1,903.50 £1,903.50 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Melrose' (Pleached) Eating apple Trained apple trees are fantastic way of enjoying fruit produce without a spacious crown. 'Melrose' is a delicious dessert apple raised by Freeman S. Howlett in Ohio, USA, introduced in 1944. Fruits have creamy white, moderately firm, a little coarse-textured, juicy flesh, with a pleasant sweet, subacid, slightly aromatic flavour. Self-sterile. Flowering group 4. 169522 Y 125-150 40 3.5 Wc2 2 £325.35 £325.35 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Notarisappel' Dessert apple A classic Dutch dessert apple raised by Van den Ham in 1890. Large fruits with a yellowish-white base colour, light orange cover tone and red stripes/mottling. The flesh is of a pale yellow colour, juicy, aromatic yet delicate. Ready to harvest in September to October and will keep until January. Flowering Group 3; pollinated by 2, 3 and 4. H5 172027 Std 500-600 35-40 650 7.5 F01 1 £2,679.75 £2,679.75 Very Small (up to 6m) 172098 Std 600-700 45-50 700 7.5 U08 1 £3,450.60 £3,450.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus domestica 'Starking' Apple - Eating A late, dessert/fresh eating apple originally developed in North America in 1870 under the name 'Delicious'. Several sports have arrisen including 'Starking'. Red flush, short red stripes over green/yellow background. Densely sweet, not sickly, lightly aromatic, glistening cream flesh. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. 171245 3QS 350-400 40-45 1200 Net RollH34 1 £2,162.70 £2,162.70 Very Small (up to 6m) 171224 HS 250-300 20-25 130 5 C09 2 £427.95 £427.95 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus domestica 'Starking' (Pleached) Eating apple A late, dessert/fresh eating apple originally developed in North America in 1870 under the name 'Delicious'. Several sports have arrisen including 'Starking'. Here trained into a pleach shape. Red flush, short red stripes over green/yellow background. Densely sweet, not sickly, lightly aromatic, glistening cream flesh. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. 171073 Cand. 150-175 55 3.5 C01 2 £506.25 £506.25 Clip to Size 172722 Y 125-150 40 3.5 Wc2 1 £321.30 £321.30 Clip to Size Malus domestica 'Worcester Pearmain' Dessert apple A classic, early-season, English dessert apple from the late 19th century producing small, bright red fruits which are crisp and sweet with notes of strawberry flavour. The apples are best straight off the tree in mid-September, but can store cold for a month. Also known for its gorgeous spring flowering. Pollination group 3, partially self-fertile. H6 173449 HS 200-250 14-16 150 5 R09 1 £436.05 £436.05 Very Small (up to 6m) 173450 HS 200-250 16-18 130 5 R09 1 £519.75 £519.75 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 41 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Malus d. 'Red Boskoop' (Pleached) Eating apple A dessert and cooking apple with firm, juicy sharp flesh, which mellows to resemble Reinette du Canada. A mutant derived from Belle de Boskoop. Red flush, some red stripes over gold, much russeting. High ornamental value with its beautiful large, spreading crown. Flowering group 3, pollinated by 2, 3 or 4. Triploid, needs two pollinating partners. H6 164989 (P)Std 300-350 30-35 420 6.5 R21 2 £1,144.80 £1,144.80 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Reinette du Canada' (Pleached) Eating apple A late dessert/fresh eating and culinary apple that possibly arose in Normandy in 1771. Slight orange flush over greenish, yellow/gold, much russet patches. Best used early for cooking, when acidity is high. By December sweeter with crumbling flesh, rather like Blenheim Orange. Flowering group 5, pollinated by 4, 5 and 6. 171068 Cand. 150-175 55 3.5 Wc2 2 £283.50 £283.50 Clip to Size Malus d. 'Royal Gala' Apple - Eating This cultivar is a sport of 'Gala' that was named 'Royal Gala' by McKenzie after a visit from Queen Elizabeth II, who was so impressed with the 'Gala' apples that she requested more. Colour is bright orange/red flush, red stripes over gold. Cream coloured flesh which is rich, honeyed and juicy. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H6 173092 Std 200-250 12-14 80 4 R03 3 £249.75 £249.75 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus d. 'Royal Gala' (Pleached) Dessert apple This cultivar is a sport of 'Gala' that was named 'Royal Gala' by McKenzie after a visit from Queen Elizabeth II, who was so impressed with the 'Gala' apples that she requested more. Colour is bright orange/red flush, red stripes over gold. Cream coloured flesh which is rich, honeyed and juicy. Flowering group 4, pollinated by 3, 4 and 5. H6 169604 Dbl-U 175-200 30 C01 1 £248.40 £248.40 Clip to Size 170904 (P)HS 200-250 18-20 130 5 R17 2 £796.50 £796.50 Clip to Size Malus 'Echtermeyer' Crab apple A graceful cultivar, reaching only 4m, with outwards arching, weeping boughs bearing attractively bronze-green foliage. In spring the canopy overflows with reddish-purple blossoms later followed by glossy, carmine-coloured crab apples. Good autumn colours. Does well on all free-draining soils in sun or part shade. Tolerates exposed sites. H6 171179 Std 300-350 35-40 900 8 E05 2 £1,756.35 £2,107.62 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Evereste' Apple - Crab 'Everest' has a compact, broadly conical, tidy crown making it an excellent choice for smaller gardens. White flowers open from dark pink buds in spring followed by orange and red blushed crabapples that persist into winter. Leaves emerge green in spring and remain so until autumn when they transform into orange and yellow. H6 170231 Fth 400-450 16-18 130 5 E04 2 £444.15 £532.98 Very Small (up to 6m) 173041 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B23 1 £195.75 £234.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 171784 Std 400-450 16-18 170 5 E02 1 £398.25 £477.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 173348 Std 500-600 18-20 320 6 E06 1 £654.75 £785.70 Very Small (up to 6m) 165293 Std 500-600 40-45 950 8 E01 1 £2,660.85 £3,193.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 169964 Std 500-600 40-45 1100 Net RollE01 1 £4,398.30 £5,277.96 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Evereste' (Pleached) Apple - Crab A stunning and unusual tree to be seen in pleached form. This sturdy cultivar produces a wall of white flowers in spring, followed by an eye-catching crop of small, yellow-orange crabapples in autumn. Leaves emerge green in spring and remain so until autumn when they transform into orange and yellow. Prune twice a year to maintain shape. H6 169453 (P)Std 300-350 20-25 180 5 J38 7 £1,027.35 £1,232.82 Clip to Size 164406 (P)Std 300-350 20-25 300 6 J38 1 £913.95 £1,096.74 Clip to Size 168807 (P)Std 300-350 20-25 230 5.5 J38 1 £953.10 £1,143.72 Clip to Size Malus floribunda Japanese crab apple Very popular small tree with long, arching branches. Remarkably beautiful when in bloom. Crimson buds open to white or pale blush flowers, smothering the tree in April-May. These are followed by small red or yellow fruits that persist well into winter. Mid green leaves turn yellow and bronze in autumn. Pollutions tolerant. Prefers full sun. Hardy. 172890 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B11 8 £189.00 £226.80 Small (6-10m) Malus 'John Downie' Crab apple Crab apples are a wonderful, ornamental addition to any garden. 'John Downie' is an upright cultivar becoming conical with age. White flowers, opening from pink buds, cover the tree in late spring followed by highly decorative, orange and red, ovoid fruits in autumn. Lush green leaves turning yellow and orange in autumn. Hardy. 173497 Std 450-500 14-16 130 5 E03 10 £355.00 £426.00 Small (6-10m) Malus 'Mokum' Crab apple A most attractive Dutch tree with an extravagant dark pink spring flowering. The leaves unfold purplish-red later changing to bronze-green in summer. The flowers give way to small, red or purple crabapples. The fruits keep well into winter and are highly attractive to birds. Like most crabapples Malus 'Mokum' does well on most soils. Prefers full sun. Hardy. 172779 MS 500-600 900 8 V02 1 £2,172.15 £2,606.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 42 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 171162 MS 700-800 900 8 P05 1 Oct-21 £2,723.49 £3,268.19 Very Small (up to 6m) 170648 Std 700-800 40-45 800 7.5 U18 1 £3,298.00 £3,957.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Peter's Red' Apple - Crab A new, colourful crab apple selected by German arboriculturist Peter Flügge. This is a very handsome tree with uniform, compact habit. Deep pink, single flowers cover the tree in May followed by eye-catching, glossy, red fruits in autumn lasting well into winter. Leaves are mid-green turning firecracking-red in autumn. Disease resistant. Hardiness rating H6 173171 MS 300-350 600 7.5 Q06 1 £1,038.15 £1,245.78 Small (6-10m) 173187 MS 300-350 240 5.5 Q05 1 £645.30 £774.36 Small (6-10m) 173172 MS 350-400 600 7.5 Q06 1 £1,302.75 £1,563.30 Small (6-10m) Malus 'Professor Sprenger' Crab apple A lovely little crab apple with strongly scented, white flowers opening from dark pink buds in spring. The tree is broadly pyramidal to round with oval to elongated green leaves. In autumn the golden yellow foliage is accompanied by ovoid orange-yellow to deep orange fruits that remain on the tree until late December. Prefers a rich, dry soil. Very hardy. 172282 HS 300-350 25-30 400 6.5 C09 1 £751.95 £902.34 Very Small (up to 6m) 170295 MS 300-350 320 6 Q02 2 Oct-21 £592.65 £711.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 169961 Std 500-600 45-50 1100 Net RollE01 1 £4,577.85 £5,493.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Red Sentinel' Crab apple In spring the round crown is covered in white, strongly scented flowers accompanied by the unfolding light green foliage. In autumn the leaves remain green, however there is a show in store. Clusters of round, deep red, glossy fruits now decorate the tree and will do so well into winter. Does well in urban areas and exposed sites. H6 173460 Std 350-400 12-14 60c E02 5 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 173271 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 E05 17 £220.00 £264.00 Very Small (up to 6m) 173316 Std 400-450 16-18 160 5 E05 9 £398.25 £477.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 164498 Std 400-450 18-20 80 4 E04 1 £330.75 £396.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 165236 Std 450-500 20-25 190 5 E03 1 £410.40 £492.48 Very Small (up to 6m) 173514 Std 500-600 20-25 160 5 E03 8 £606.15 £727.38 Very Small (up to 6m) 165080 Std 500-600 30-35 320 6 E01 1 £687.15 £824.58 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Red Sentinel' (Pleached) Crab apple In spring the round crown is covered in white, strongly scented flowers accompanied by the unfolding light green foliage. In autumn the leaves remain green, however there is a show in store. Clusters of round, deep red, glossy fruits now decorate the tree and will do so well into winter. Does well in urban areas and exposed sites. H6 170252 (P)HS 200-250 20-25 190 5 C01 1 £857.25 £1,028.70 Clip to Size Malus 'Royal Beauty' Apple - Crab A lovely weeping tree with slender, hanging, reddish-purple stems. Leaves emerge bronze-purple, maturing to deep red in summer. Beautiful, deep red-purple flowers decorate the crown in spring followed by small, dark red fruits in autumn. These are perfectly accompaned by the attractive bronze and yellow foliage. Great in all soils, a perfect small garden tree! H6 172799 Std 200-250 14-16 80 4 B06 5 £233.55 £280.26 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Rudolph' Crab apple A marvellous little tree with three season interest. Carmine buds open to rose-red flowers together with the unfolding bronze-red foliage. The leaves later turn dark green, retaining red stalks and veins. The flowers are followed by ovate, orange-yellow, red-blushed fruits which last well into winter. Plant in full sun for best colour. Hardy. 170973 MS 350-400 700 7.5 V02 5 £2,018.25 £2,421.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 171352 MS 450-500 930 8 P05 1 Oct-21 £2,242.35 £2,690.82 Very Small (up to 6m) 173042 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B22 5 £195.75 £234.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus sargentii Apple - Crab A delightful shrubby species, up to 2.8m high with ovate, dark-green, 3-lobed leaves. In spring it is smothered with golden anthered, pure white flowers opening from pink buds. These are followed by small bright red, cherry-like fruits which contrast well against the bright yellow autumn foliage. Fruits are long lasting but also attractive to birds. Hardy. 173100 MS 350-400 1000 9 E04 1 £6,655.50 £7,986.60 Very Small (up to 6m) 173116 MS 350-400 380 6 Q09 2 £1,861.65 £2,233.98 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus sieboldii Toringo crab apple Picturesque, semi-weeping tree introduced to Berlin from Japan by Philipp Franz von Siebold in 1856. Toringo meaning 'chinese apple' in Japan. Fragrant white flowers open from pink buds in mid-spring, followed by slender-stalked, red or yellow fruit. Requires regular spraying for scab to keep looking good, not ideal for the organic gardener! Hardy. 169720 HS 300-350 25-30 250 5.5 E01 1 £598.00 £717.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Stenström' Crab apple

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 43 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Malus 'Stenström' This Swedish selection bears deep pink flowers en masse in spring which are beautifully accompanied by the emerging red leaves. Whilst the petioles remain red, the foliage matures to a deep green. In autumn clusters of small red fruits decorate the tree, remaining well after leaf fall. Free from scab and overall disease resistant. H6 171776 Std 400-450 12-14 120 5 E04 1 £319.95 £383.94 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus toringo 'Brouwer's Beauty' Crab apple The deeply serrated leaves gives the crown a light, airy feature. Masses of fragrant, pale pink flowers open from pink buds in mid-spring, followed by slender-stalked, small, red or yellow crab apples in autumn as the leaves turn to bright yellow. Requires regular spraying for scab to keep looking good, so not ideal for the organic gardener! Hardy. 171855 MS 350-400 550 7 Q02 3 Oct-21 £1,298.70 £1,558.44 Very Small (up to 6m) 172495 MS 400-450 550 7 V01 1 £1,964.25 £2,357.10 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus toringo 'Freja' Crab apple This Nordic cultivar is as hardy and tolerant as it is beautiful. In spring dark-pink buds open to white flowers as the burgandy foliage unfolds on purple branches. Maturing to a dark greenish-red, the leaves are a perfect backdrop for the dark-red fruit which is loved by birds. Nice golden autumn colours. Tolerant of most soils, polution and wind. H7 173498 Std 400-450 16-18 160 5 E03 2 £530.55 £636.66 Very Small (up to 6m) 173499 Std 400-450 18-20 190 5 E03 2 £668.25 £801.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus toringo 'Scarlett' Crab apple A new introduction from Denmark with bright shiny purple leaves throughout the growing season, turning dark green as they mature before eventually turning vivid oranges and reds in the autumn. The rich pink blossoms give way to shiny purple crab apples which contrast well with the autumn foliage persisting well into winter. Very hardy. 170297 MS 400-450 300 6 Q02 1 Oct-21 £668.25 £801.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172965 Std 350-400 14-16 120 5 B21 5 £243.00 £291.60 Very Small (up to 6m) Malus 'Winter Gold' Crab apple 'Winter Gold' is a stunning flowering crab with high ornamental value. Showy white flowers, opening from crimson buds, cover the tree in mid-spring. Dark green, lush summer foliage turning yellow in autumn. Yellow fruit, carried in abundance, decorate the tree from autumn to late winter. And last but not least, it has an outstanding bark. H6 166617 MS 350-400 1200 Net RollV01 1 £5,528.25 £6,633.90 Small (6-10m) 173500 Std 450-500 14-16 130 5 E03 10 £403.65 £484.38 Small (6-10m) Malus x zumi var. calocarpa Crab apple A dainty tree valued for its profuse, spring bloom. The pink buds open to white, scented flower which are later followed by large quantities of shiny, bright-red crabapples. These often remain until late December and are loved by birds. Does well in a variety of soil conditions. Established trees have some drought tolerance. Tolerant of air pollution. H6 171235 Std 500-600 50-60 800 7.5 E01 1 £1,822.50 £2,187.00 Small (6-10m) Mespilus germanica Medlar This deciduous shrub or tree, originally from south-east Europe and west Asia, is primarily grown for its fruit. Leaves are dark green and ovate, which turn a spectacular red in autumn. Typical white, Rosaceae flower in late spring followed by fruit in autumn. Edible after being softened by frost. Self-fertile. H6 171324 MS 250-300 260 5.5 Q05 1 £797.85 £797.85 Very Small (up to 6m) Mespilus germanica (Pleached) Medlar Originally from south-east Europe and west Asia, the medlar is primarily grown for its fruit. Leaves are dark green and ovate, which turn a spectacular red in autumn. Typical white, Rosaceae flower in late spring followed by fruit in autumn. Edible after being softened by frost. Self-fertile. Prune 1-2 times a year to encourage good fruiting. H6 171831 (P)QS 200-250 18-20 70 3.5 R17 1 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Metasequoia glyptostroboides Dawn redwood This tree was thought to be extinct but was rediscovered in China in 1941 when compared to fossils found in Japan the same year. It has a narrow conical habit with slightly up-swept branches; the deciduous leaves are bright green changing to deep golden bronze in autumn. Very lovely ornamental well suited for larger areas. H7 171978 3QS 800-900 60-70 2000 Net RollS/T 1 £3,442.50 £4,131.00 Large (18m +) 172104 Std 1100-1200 100-110 3800 Net RollU15 3 £6,683.85 £8,020.62 Large (18m +) 171998 Std 450-500 35-40 320 6 T24 2 £990.90 £1,189.08 Large (18m +) Morus alba White mulberry Originally from China, where it has long been cultivated to feed silkworms, this tree has since spread across the temperate world. Usually extreamly dense, round-topped tree with a profusion of tight-knit slender branches. Leaves are dark green, heart-shaped and usually smooth above, pubscent on the veins beneath. Sweet, blackberry-like fruits. H5 172299 Std 400-450 18-20 200 5.5 R22 1 £396.90 £396.90 Small (6-10m) 172016 Std 400-450 18-20 200 5.5 R22 1 £396.90 £396.90 Small (6-10m) 169943 Std 450-500 20-25 160 5 H16 1 £477.90 £477.90 Small (6-10m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 44 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Morus alba 'Fruitless' (Pleached) Fruitless white mulberry The white mulberry is an impressive, fast-growing tree but is often overlooked due to its messy, staining fruits. 'Fruitless' is a male clone which eliminates this issue yet retains all the attractive features of the species including its large, rich, dark-green leaves; fast growth; and unfussy nature. Prune twice a year to maintain desired pleach shape. H7 167689 (P)Std 300-350 35-40 470 6.5 L01 6 £1,138.00 £1,365.60 Clip to Size Nothofagus antarctica Antarctic beech An elegant, fast-growing specimen tree from Chile, often shrubby with low and twisted branches. Small leaves with wavy edges, glossy and dark green in spring and summer, turning golden yellow in autumn. The chocolate brown bark is covered in silvery-white lenticels making it shimmer in the winter sun. Not for chalky soils. Deep rooting. H6 161665 3QS 500-600 50-60 800 7.5 R51 3 £1,183.95 £1,420.74 Medium (10-18m) 162778 3QS 500-600 60-70 950 8 R51 2 £1,316.25 £1,579.50 Medium (10-18m) Nyssa sylvatica Black gum Also known as tupelo, this ornamental tree is praised for its remarkable, fiery red autumn colours (depending on soil type). It is also recognised of particular enviromental value, providing fruit for birds and nectar for bees. Native to the swampy areas of North America, it handles standing water well. Slow growing, but developes a 12m wide crown. H6 171832 Fth 200-250 12-14 100 4 F06 1 Oct-21 £493.02 £591.62 Large (18m +) 168522 HS 250-300 12-14 130 5 L16 1 £400.95 £481.14 Large (18m +) 173488 Std 400-450 12-14 120 5 J23 8 £392.85 £471.42 Large (18m +) 172437 Std 500-600 25-30 550 7 H13 2 £2,338.20 £2,805.84 Large (18m +) 172091 Std 500-600 25-30 360 6 H14 1 £2,458.35 £2,950.02 Large (18m +) 172438 Std 600-700 35-40 800 7.5 H43 1 £2,949.75 £3,539.70 Large (18m +) Nyssa sylvatica (Pleached) Black Gum Also known as tupelo, this ornamental tree is praised for its remarkable, fiery red autumn colours. It is also recognised of particular enviromental value, providing fruit for birds and nectar for bees. Being native to the swampy areas of North America, it handles standing water well. Prune as needed during the growing season to maintain framework. H6

173640 (P)Std 250-300 08-10 40c R69 1 £263.25 £315.90 Clip to Size Osmanthus armatus Holly olive Native to the lower alpine slopes in western China, this holly-like evergreen offers a handsome broadly-oval habit with glossy, spiny leaves. In autumn small white flowers emerge filling the surrounding area with a much pleasant aromatic scent. Best in moist, well-draining, acidic soil in full sun to part shade. Can tolerate full shade. H5 170068 MS 350-400 700c V04 1 £3,024.00 £3,628.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Osmanthus heterophyllus Holly olive An attractive, slow-growing holly-like shrub that does well in almost all soils. Leaves are lustrous, leathery and dark-green. Young leaves ares spiny gaining a smooth edge as they mature. Flowers appear in the autumn and are small, white and very fragrant. Will withstand heavy pruning. Prefers moist, well-drained soil and medium shade. H5 172575 3QS 250-300 16-18 180 5 M03 1 £760.00 £912.00 Very Small (up to 6m) 173622 Fth 200-250 180c T24 7 £450.90 £541.08 Very Small (up to 6m) 170285 MS 200-250 310 6 W05 6 £1,514.70 £1,817.64 Very Small (up to 6m) 172410 MS 250-300 290c S06 2 £1,291.95 £1,550.34 Very Small (up to 6m) 166428 MS 300-350 1900 Net RollV04 1 £4,139.10 £4,966.92 Very Small (up to 6m) 171281 MS 350-400 1000 9 V04 1 £4,089.15 £4,906.98 Very Small (up to 6m) 172936 MS 400-450 2500 Net RollU17 1 £5,119.20 £6,143.04 Very Small (up to 6m) 168380 MS 450-500 1400 Net RollV04 1 £4,305.15 £5,166.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 171343 QS 400-450 40-45 750 7.5 V04 1 £2,659.50 £3,191.40 Very Small (up to 6m) 169721 Umbr. 150-175 190 5 W04 1 £716.85 £860.22 Very Small (up to 6m) Osmanthus heterophyllus 'Purpureus' Bronze holly olive 'Purpureus' is very similar to the species, sharing it's dense, holly-like appearance; however, the young foliage is tinted a lustrous bronze, giving this cultivar a unique colour palette in spring. Flowers appear in the autumn and are small, white and very fragrant. Will withstand heavy pruning. Prefers moist, well-drained soil and medium shade. H5 171286 MS 250-300 1000 9 V04 1 £3,149.55 £3,779.46 Very Small (up to 6m) Osmanthus x burkwoodii Osmanthus An attractive, slow-growing holly-like shrub that forms a broadly vase-shaped, cascading shrub but can, if clipped, be shaped into a dense hedge. In mid to late spring, a profusion of small, white attractive flowers appear which light up even the darkest of corners. Does well in all well-drained soil. Sun or partial shade. Tolerates exposure. H5 172039 MS 200-250 230 5.5 Y36 1 £430.65 £516.78 Very Small (up to 6m) 172840 MS 250-300 240 5.5 U16 5 £1,470.15 £1,764.18 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 45 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Osmanthus x burkwoodii (Hedging) Osmanthus An attractive, slow-growing holly-like shrub that forms a broadly vase-shaped, cascading shrub but can, if clipped, be shaped into a dense hedge. In mid to late spring, a profusion of small, white flowers appear which light up even the darkest of corners. Does well in all well-drained soil. Sun or partial shade. Tolerates exposure. H5 172021 Hdg 100-125 30 B04 10 £66.15 £79.38 Clip to Size Osmanthus x fortunei Osmanthus An attractive, holly-like evergreen with a dense oval crown and lustrous, dark-green leaves. The flowers unfold in autumn, and although not showy, their jasmin-like scent is simply amazing. It grows well in semi-shade and direct sun and perfers medium levels of water. Adapted to chalk, clay, loam, peat, and sandy clay soils. Hardiness rating H6. 168026 Fth 350-400 20-25 70c S06 1 £410.40 £492.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Ostrya carpinifolia European hop hornbeam Closely relatated to the hornbeams (Carpinus), this slow-growing tree comes from southern Europe and Asia Minor. Young trees are broadly conical, later spreading. Oval, distinctly veined, green leaves turn yellow in autumn. Small drooping clusters of fruit with overlapping papery scales similar to hop (Humulus). Prefers a warm, sheltered site. Hardy. 164813 MS 300-350 350 6 V01 2 £492.75 £591.30 Medium (10-18m) 167641 MS 400-450 360 6 Q01 2 Oct-21 £673.65 £808.38 Medium (10-18m) 167640 MS 400-450 350 6 Q01 1 Oct-21 £673.65 £808.38 Medium (10-18m) 166475 MS 450-500 800 7.5 Q01 1 Oct-21 £1,618.65 £1,942.38 Medium (10-18m) 169583 MS 600-700 550 7 P02 1 £1,633.50 £1,960.20 Medium (10-18m) 167951 Std 500-600 18-20 150 5 Y38 1 £415.80 £498.96 Medium (10-18m) 167953 Std 600-700 20-25 200 5.5 Y38 1 £557.55 £669.06 Medium (10-18m) 168435 Std 800-900 35-40 550 7 Y18 1 £1,568.70 £1,882.44 Medium (10-18m) 164190 Std 700-800 40-45 850 7.5 Y17 1 £1,221.75 £1,466.10 Medium (10-18m) Parrotia persica Persian ironwood One of the best small specimen trees with a fantastic foliage effect. The leaves unfold reddish purple changing to lustrous dark green during summer and developing yellow to orange to scarlet autumn colour that lasts well into December. In addition the bark of older branches flake, similar to the London plane. H6 172504 Fth 300-350 25-30 550 7 Q03 1 £939.60 £1,127.52 Small (6-10m) 160248 MS 800-900 3100 Net RollZ02 1 £18,862.20 £22,634.64 Small (6-10m) 173489 QS 400-450 18-20 140 5 J44 10 £379.35 £455.22 Small (6-10m) 173490 Std 400-450 14-16 130 5 J43 3 £491.40 £589.68 Small (6-10m) 172543 Std 500-600 40-45 650 7.5 U19 1 £2,209.95 £2,651.94 Small (6-10m) 162365 Std 600-700 60-70 2000 Net RollU09 1 £6,586.65 £7,903.98 Small (6-10m) Parrotia persica 'Bella' Persian Ironwood Selected for its handsome ascending stems and balanced crown structure, 'Bella' is an excellent choice for larger gardens as well as avenues. It is also very tolerant of wind, heat, air pollution, drought and road salt making it immensely versitile in urban environments. As the species, it has lovely red buds and superb autumn colours. H6 172851 Fth 400-450 16-18 130 5 J45 7 £758.70 £910.44 Small (6-10m) Parrotia persica (Topiary) Persian ironwood Topiary captures the elegance of the Persian ironwood in strict, yet playful way. Leaves unfold reddish purple changing to lustrous dark green during summer and developing yellow to orange to scarlet autumn colour that lasts well into December. Decorative bark for winter interest. Prune once to twice a year to preserve a nice, crisp shape. H6 169761 Cloud 400-450 1300 Net RollV01 1 £10,748.70 £12,898.44 Clip to Size Parrotia persica 'Vanessa' Persian Ironwood One of the best small specimen trees with a fantastic foliage effect. The leaves unfold reddish purple changing to lustrous dark green during summer and developing yellow to orange to scarlet autumn colour that lasts well into December. 'Vanessa' has an upright form making it suitable for avenues and small gardens. Fine surface rooting. H6 172966 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B20 13 £268.65 £322.38 Small (6-10m) 169553 Std 350-400 20-25 230 5.5 J05 1 Sep-21 £541.35 £649.62 Small (6-10m) Parrotiopsis jacquemontiana Originally from the Himalayas, this interesting and unusual shrub is unfortunately seldom seen in gardens. The habit is upright and broadly oval, bearing handsome dark-green leaves. White flowers are produced in clusters from April to May then intermittently in summer. The wood is very strong and often used for handles and walking sticks. H5 170250 Fth 350-400 16-18 180 5 C09 4 £865.35 £1,038.42 Very Small (up to 6m) 167688 Fth 350-400 16-18 200 5.5 C09 1 £864.00 £1,036.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Phellodendron amurense Amur cork tree

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 46 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Phellodendron amurense A graceful tree of wide-spreading habit distinguished by its bright-green pinnate leaves and silvery-hairy winter buds. The bark is beautifully cork-like, closely resembling that of the unrelated cork oak, Quercus suber. On female plants (if pollinated) non-showy, yellow-green flowers give way to persistent, black drupes. Prefers moist soil. H6 164881 MS 400-450 800 7.5 E02 1 Oct-21 £926.28 £1,111.54 Medium (10-18m) 170554 Std 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 J04 1 £758.70 £910.44 Medium (10-18m) 172129 Std 500-600 30-35 320 6 Y22 3 £2,157.30 £2,588.76 Medium (10-18m) 170555 Std 450-500 30-35 400 6.5 J04 1 Sep-21 £787.00 £944.40 Medium (10-18m) Phillyrea angustifolia Narrow-leaved mock privet Related to olive, this evergreen Mediterranean native develops into a dense, broadly round shrub reaching 3m. The privet-like leaves are narrow and glossy dark-green. Small, scented, cream-coloured flowers from late spring to early summer are followed by purplish-black fruit. Needs light, well-drained soil. Excellent for coastal sites. H5 173474 MS 200-250 290c R River 1 £951.75 £1,142.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 173473 Shrub 250-300 180c S13 5 £761.40 £913.68 Very Small (up to 6m) Photinia x fraseri 'Red Robin' Photinia A vigorous evergreen shrub from Asian and North America with dark glossy green leaves and brilliant red young growths. Quite quick-growing up to about about 4 metres. Ideal for a small garden or ground floor screening. Clip regularly for best colour and to keep foliage dense. Avoid deep shade. Very hardy, but new shoots are frost sensitive. H5 173714 3QS 300-350 18-20 180c S12 2 £727.65 £873.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 173635 HS 125-150 08-10 30c S12 1 £180.90 £217.08 Very Small (up to 6m) 165356 MS 150-175 90c S12 1 £371.25 £445.50 Very Small (up to 6m) 166540 MS 350-400 350c S03 1 £1,093.50 £1,312.20 Very Small (up to 6m) 172762 Std 300-350 08-10 45c S12 1 £247.00 £296.40 Very Small (up to 6m) 173661 Std 300-350 08-10 35c S10 7 Oct-21 £249.75 £299.70 Very Small (up to 6m) 173475 Std 350-400 14-16 110c B10 1 £437.40 £524.88 Very Small (up to 6m) 173636 Std 350-400 14-16 110c C07 1 £484.65 £581.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 173713 Std 300-350 14-16 110c S12 1 £486.00 £583.20 Very Small (up to 6m) 173591 Std 350-400 18-20 130c S12 1 £614.25 £737.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 173715 Std 350-400 18-20 180c S12 2 £792.45 £950.94 Very Small (up to 6m) 167600 Std 400-450 20-25 170 5 S03 1 £904.50 £1,085.40 Very Small (up to 6m) 173726 Std 350-400 20-25 180c S12 4 £942.30 £1,130.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 173638 Std 350-400 25-30 375c S06 2 £989.55 £1,187.46 Very Small (up to 6m) 173716 Std 400-450 25-30 230c S07 1 £1,073.25 £1,287.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 173639 Std 500-600 30-35 375c S06 1 £1,347.30 £1,616.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 172690 Std 450-500 35-40 650c S03 1 £1,926.45 £2,311.74 Very Small (up to 6m) Photinia x fraseri 'Red Robin' (Hedging) Photinia A large vigorous evergreen shrub with dark glossy green leaves and brilliant red young growths. Makes a highly ornamental, colourful hedge or natural screen. Avoid deep shade and trim regularly for best effect. Max height unchecked approx. 5 meters. 173590 Hdg 175-200 55c U04 7 £253.80 £304.56 Clip to Size Photinia x fras. 'Red Robin' (Pleached) Photinia A quick-growing evergreen from Asia and North America with glossy green leaves and eye-catching, bright red new growth. This pleached form of Photinia 'Red Robin' is an ideal and economical choice for year-round screening. Clip regularly for best colour and to keep foliage dense. Avoid deep shade. H5 173683 (P)HS 200-250 08-10 25c R72 1 £268.65 £322.38 Clip to Size 173686 (P)HS 200-250 10-12 45c S09 10 £440.10 £528.12 Clip to Size 173687 (P)Std 250-300 10-12 50c S09 12 £573.75 £688.50 Clip to Size Phyllostachys aurea Golden bamboo Evergreen. Tall and graceful forming large clumps. Canes bright green at first, maturing to pale creamy-yellow. Edible young shoots in spring. Shelter from cold winds. H6 169852 Bamb 300-350 70c GH 1 £143.10 £171.72 Very Small (up to 6m) 172679 Bamb 300-350 50c GH 1 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) 173468 Bamb 300-350 35c GH 5 £153.90 £184.68 Very Small (up to 6m) 173649 Bamb 300-350 45c GH 10 £156.60 £187.92 Very Small (up to 6m) Phyllostachys nigra Black bamboo Evergreen. A clump-forming bamboo with a graceful arching habit. Canes green the first year becoming dark brown or black and finally jet black. Shelter from cold winds. H5 172629 Bamb 300-350 45c GH 1 £172.80 £207.36 Very Small (up to 6m) 173650 Bamb 300-350 45c GH 10 £183.60 £220.32 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 47 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173607 Bamb 300-350 50c GH 2 £183.60 £220.32 Very Small (up to 6m) Physocarpus opulifolius 'Diabolo' Ninebark Closely related to Spiraea, the ninebark is noted for its exfoliating bark (on mature branches) which peels in strips to reveal several layers of reddish to light brown inner bark which creates lovely winter interest. Pale pink corymbs are followed by drooping clusters of reddish fruit. Attractive dark-purple leaves, may go green in hot summers. H7 169416 Shrub 200-250 200 5.5 Y07 1 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Picea abies Norway spruce Norway spruce is a large, fast-growing evergreen coniferous tree growing to 35-55m. The mature crown is broadly conical with pendulous shoots on slighly upturned branches with 1-2cm long, straight and dark green needles. The cones are large (9-17cm long), pendulous, green or reddish maturing brown. Tolerates acidic soils well. H7 173310 Fth 500-600 45-50 1000 9 T06 2 Oct-21 £1,842.75 £2,211.30 Large (18m +) 173311 Fth 600-700 45-50 1200 Net RollT06 2 Oct-21 £2,212.65 £2,655.18 Large (18m +) Picea pungens Colorado spruce Colorado spruce, also known as Blue spruce, is a broadly conical conifer with horizontal branches sweeping the ground. Native to the Rocky Mountains, this attractive landscape tree bears short, sharp, blue-green to silver-blue needles and light-brown, cylindrical cones. Best in acidic, rich, moist, well-drained soil and full sun. H7 173300 Fth 300-350 25-30 350 6 T06 4 Oct-21 £1,117.80 £1,341.36 Medium (10-18m) 172398 Fth 350-400 35-40 500 7 T07 1 £2,045.25 £2,454.30 Medium (10-18m) Picea pungens 'Fat Albert' Colorado spruce Named after Bill Cosby's fictional character 'Fat Albert' this Colorado spruce cultivar is outstanding. The habit is a dense, broad pyramidal shape with ascending and closely-spaced branches. This strong architectural feature along with its steel-blue needles gives this tree a most dramatic appearance. Light-brown cones. Enjoys full sun and rich moist soils. H7 171702 Fth 150-175 10-12 55c T24 1 £352.35 £422.82 Very Small (up to 6m) 173663 Fth 175-200 80c T24 2 £714.15 £856.98 Very Small (up to 6m) Picea pungens 'Hoopsii' Colorado spruce Native to the Rocky Mountains, Colorado spruce is a narrow, pyramidal conifer with horizontal branching to the ground. ‘Hoopsii’ is a dense pyramidal cultivar that is most noted for the excellent silvery-blue color of its needles. Pendulous seed cones emerge magenta-purple. Prefers acidic, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. H7 171787 Fth 175-200 12-14 150 5 S13 1 £687.15 £824.58 Medium (10-18m) 171788 Fth 200-250 16-18 200 5.5 S13 4 £908.55 £1,090.26 Medium (10-18m) 169371 Fth 400-450 25-30 550 7 Office 1 £1,321.65 £1,585.98 Medium (10-18m) Picea pungens 'R.H. Montgomery' Colorado spruce Probably the most well known and widely used blue dwarf spruce selection. Found in Massachusetts in 1930, and brought to the trade by R. H. Montgomery, this cultivar is a slow grower, developing a dense, broadly conical habit with stunning silvery-blue needles. Loves the sun. Can be exposed. Needs moist, but well-drained acidic soil. H7 172570 Fth 200-250 20-25 320 6 T24 2 £1,239.30 £1,487.16 Very Small (up to 6m) 172571 Fth 250-300 25-30 230 5.5 T24 1 £1,379.70 £1,655.64 Very Small (up to 6m) Pinus mugo 'Mughus' Dwarf mountain pine A splendid selection of the mountain pine which develops into a compact, broadly-round mound reaching max 2m. Its small size makes it an excellent choice for smaller spaces or rock gardens, but also for planters and bonzai work. Handsome emerald-green needles and small brown cones. Does well in any well-drained soil. Tolerates exposure. H7 173484 MS 050-075 110 4 U16 7 Oct-21 £332.10 £398.52 Very Small (up to 6m) Pinus nigra ssp. nigra Austrian pine This large coniferous evergreen tree is native to Italy, Austria and the Balkans. It usually has a rounded conic form, that becomes irregular with age. The leaves are almost straight, about 10cm long, stiff and sharply pointed. With age it develops a beautifully fissured bark. Green cones ripen to greyish-brown in autumn. Excels in dry, exposed sites. H7 171921 3QS 450-500 50-60 1000 9 T18 1 £2,647.35 £3,176.82 Large (18m +) 173372 Fth 125-150 08-10 35 X52 10 Oct-21 £147.15 £176.58 Large (18m +) 172313 Fth 150-175 12-14 50 3.5 Y38 4 £193.00 £231.60 Large (18m +) 171730 Fth 175-200 20-25 110 4 Y28 4 £306.45 £367.74 Large (18m +) 170620 Fth 250-300 20-25 330 6 Reservoir 4 £747.90 £897.48 Large (18m +) 170612 Fth 250-300 20-25 300 6 Reservoir 2 £511.65 £613.98 Large (18m +) 166448 Fth 250-300 20-25 80 4 Reservoir 1 £274.00 £328.80 Large (18m +) 170324 Fth 400-450 30-35 500 7 T11 1 £1,845.45 £2,214.54 Large (18m +) 171320 Fth 450-500 40-45 750 7.5 T11 1 £2,254.50 £2,705.40 Large (18m +) 170325 Fth 450-500 35-40 500 7 T11 1 £2,101.95 £2,522.34 Large (18m +) 167588 Fth 450-500 50-60 320 6 T17 1 £1,100.25 £1,320.30 Large (18m +) 173556 Fth 450-500 35-40 550 7 T15 2 Oct-21 £2,254.50 £2,705.40 Large (18m +)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 48 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 168124 Fth 500-600 50-60 1000 9 T11 1 £2,396.25 £2,875.50 Large (18m +) 172674 HS 250-300 14-16 50c T01 1 £238.95 £286.74 Large (18m +) 167693 HS 450-500 40-45 700 7.5 T15 1 £985.50 £1,182.60 Large (18m +) 173553 Std 400-450 25-30 400 6.5 T13 5 Oct-21 £1,445.85 £1,735.02 Large (18m +) 173555 Std 500-600 40-45 950 8 T12 5 Oct-21 £2,601.45 £3,121.74 Large (18m +) 171260 Std 500-600 60-70 1600 Net RollT17 2 £3,734.10 £4,480.92 Large (18m +) 169044 Std 500-600 70-80 1400 Net RollT11 1 £3,503.25 £4,203.90 Large (18m +) Pinus radiata Monterey pine Native to the Central Coast of California and Mexico, this fast-growing, versatile pine is a great choice for coastal or exposed sites. Broadly oval when young, the tree matures into a lovely irregular shape with the reddish-brown bark becoming thick with attractive, deep furrows. Beautiful, dense, dark-green needles and 15cm long brown cones. H4 172701 HS 200-250 25-30 150 5 T18 2 £544.00 £652.80 Large (18m +) 172702 HS 350-400 30-35 150 5 T18 1 £773.55 £928.26 Large (18m +) Pinus strobus Eastern white pine In its native North America this is a large and important timber tree. The wood formally had numerous uses including ship masts. Pyramidal when young, it matures to a broad oval habit with an irregular crown. Soft, bluish green needles that sway beautifully in the wind. Cylindrical, 10-20cm long, brown cones. H7 172983 Fth 800-900 60-70 4000 NetT Roll End 5 Oct-21 £5,992.65 £7,191.18 Large (18m +) Pinus sylvestris Scots pine A large relatively fast-growing conifer notable for its steely blue/green foliage and rugged character. Lovely orange, peeling bark on young trees. Ideal for poor or exposed sites to provide a windbreak, shelterbelt, or woodland planting. Best in full sun and well drained soil and very tolerant of chalk. Deep rooting. H7 173373 Fth 100-125 08-10 35 X52 8 Oct-21 £133.65 £160.38 Large (18m +) 172314 Fth 125-150 10-12 50 3.5 Y38 6 £160.65 £192.78 Large (18m +) 173044 Fth 250-300 14-16 180 5 Reservoir 13 £533.25 £639.90 Large (18m +) 173353 Fth 450-500 30-35 700 7.5 T19 5 Oct-21 £2,124.90 £2,549.88 Large (18m +) 173554 Std 450-500 25-30 400 6.5 T13 5 Oct-21 £1,431.00 £1,717.20 Large (18m +) 173519 Std 600-700 40-45 800 7.5 T14 2 Oct-21 £4,002.75 £4,803.30 Large (18m +) Pinus sylvestris 'Norske Typ' Scots pine A unique cultivar from Norway which although it shares the species' colouring and peeling bark, is smaller and far denser. The compact, conical crown offers a most handsome appearance, and with a max height of 12m, high tolerance of polution and dry and windy (coastal) sites, it's suitable for a wide variety of locations. Avoid clay soils. H7 171729 Fth 175-200 14-16 110 4 T16 2 £306.45 £367.74 Medium (10-18m) Pinus sylvestris (Topiary) Scots pine Trained trees offer a unique display of architectural enjoyment, and with an evergreen such as the Scots pine this feature can be enjoyed year round. The signature orange, peeling park and steely blue-green needles only adds to its appeal. To maintain shape, pinch back new growth in half during spring. Best in full sun , chalk tolerant. H6 168092 Cloud 200-250 1000 9 V04 1 £5,293.35 £6,352.02 Clip to Size 171048 Dome 150-175 30-35 330 6 S/T 1 £1,181.25 £1,417.50 Clip to Size 172608 Dome 175-200 35-40 470 6.5 S/T 1 £2,443.50 £2,932.20 Clip to Size Pinus wallichiana Himalayan pine An elegant, large, broad-headed conical tree, retaining its lowest branches when isolated. Long, soft, blue-green, needles give a dreamy billowing texture and very large pine cones provide a seasonal interest. Smooth grey bark becoming darker and cracked with age. Not recommended for shallow chalk or for cold or exposed sites. H6 166445 Fth 150-175 18-20 100 4 T13 1 £237.60 £285.12 Large (18m +) Platanus x hispanica London plane A vigorous tree which will quickly provide a significant structure without being too heavy in crown. Recognisable by its smooth, marbled grey bark, large leaves, and bauble-like fruits which persist through winter and into spring. The London plane provides an uplifting, cathedral-effect canopy, semi-transparent and enveloping. H5 173075 HS 300-350 40-45 600 7.5 V01 2 £2,455.65 £2,946.78 Large (18m +) 171817 Std 450-500 14-16 190 5 J05 1 Sep-21 £228.15 £273.78 Large (18m +) 171818 Std 500-600 16-18 190 5 J05 2 Sep-21 £255.15 £306.18 Large (18m +) 169187 Std 450-500 20-25 310 6 J05 1 Sep-21 £353.70 £424.44 Large (18m +) 172115 Std 1100-1200 50-60 1800 Net RollW05 1 £4,056.75 £4,868.10 Large (18m +) 168346 Std 600-700 50-60 1600 Net RollU16 4 £3,786.75 £4,544.10 Large (18m +) 171680 Std 600-700 60-70 1600 Net RollU16 2 £3,790.80 £4,548.96 Large (18m +) Platanus x hispanica 'Malburg' Malburg plane

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 49 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Platanus x hispanica 'Malburg' An elegant Dutch cultivar raised from a selected avenue tree in Huissen in 1981. 'Malburg' shares the species' prized traits but differs in that it has a much more compact, oval to broadly oval crown. This feature makes it highly suitable for smaller street and avenue planting. Good on all soils, tolerant of pollution and hard surfaces. H5 166025 Std 700-800 35-40 470 6.5 U17 2 £1,278.45 £1,534.14 Large (18m +) Platanus x hispanica (Pleached) London plane The London plane is a vigorous tree, recognisable by its smooth, marbled grey bark, large leaves, and bauble-like fruits which persist through winter and into spring. Since it quite happily reshoots from old wood, it makes an excellent choice for pleaching. Prune in early spring to rejuvenate and in summer to keep shape. H6 155196 (P)QS 300-350 45-50 550 7 B68 3 £1,370.25 £1,644.30 Clip to Size 169934 Roof 300-350 50-60 1200 Net RollU02 1 £2,282.85 £2,739.42 Clip to Size Prunus 'Accolade' Ornamental cherry A dreamy little tree probably at its best as a multistem but also grown as a standard. Semi-double pale pink flowers opening from dark pink buds in early spring. Breathtakingly luminous on the dull days of March, and again in autumn when its foliage glows yellow and orange. Excellent as part of an ornamental woodland or as a specimen. H6 173274 MS 350-400 250 5.5 Q07 5 £797.85 £957.42 Small (6-10m) 172000 MS 350-400 280 5.5 Q05 2 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 172976 MS 450-500 500 7 Q06 1 £1,652.40 £1,982.88 Small (6-10m) 172893 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 C04 4 £187.65 £225.18 Small (6-10m) 173272 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C06 4 £187.65 £225.18 Small (6-10m) 173273 Std 400-450 16-18 80 4 C06 1 £238.95 £286.74 Small (6-10m) 173501 Std 450-500 16-18 120 5 C06 9 £396.90 £476.28 Small (6-10m) 172800 Std 400-450 16-18 110 4 C02 2 £287.55 £345.06 Small (6-10m) 172901 Std 350-400 18-20 150 5 C04 3 £484.65 £581.58 Small (6-10m) 169071 Std 500-600 25-30 240 5.5 C05 1 £716.85 £860.22 Small (6-10m) 169322 Std 450-500 25-30 390 6 C03 1 £716.85 £860.22 Small (6-10m) 170792 Std 500-600 40-45 650 7.5 W02 1 £1,917.00 £2,300.40 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Amanogawa' Apple blossom cherry The Japanese name means 'celestial river', which aptly describes this rigidly narrow upright tree. When covered with clusters of pale pink, fragrant flowers in spring the analogy becomes very plausible. Leaves unfold bronze, turning green in summer and red to orange in autumn. A very appropriate tree for restricted spaces. H6 172805 Fth 350-400 12-14 80 4 C02 4 £170.10 £204.12 Small (6-10m) 170328 Fth 400-450 14-16 140 5 Y01 1 £195.75 £234.90 Small (6-10m) 172906 Fth 400-450 16-18 120 5 C04 3 £330.75 £396.90 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium Ornamental cherry Our native wild cherry. Picturesque bowl-shaped white blossoms in mid-spring, followed by red fruit from May and giving good autumn colour. A rounded to conical broad-headed tree increasingly spreading with age. Avium is a reference to birds, which are attracted to the fruit. Good on chalk. Easy to grow. H6 168447 MS 600-700 1500 Net RollP01 1 £1,732.00 £2,078.40 Medium (10-18m) 172902 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 C02 10 £186.30 £223.56 Medium (10-18m) 172803 Std 450-500 16-18 110 4 C02 10 £230.85 £277.02 Medium (10-18m) 170622 Std 500-600 20-25 240 5.5 C05 2 £306.45 £367.74 Medium (10-18m) 172731 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 C05 1 £367.20 £440.64 Medium (10-18m) 173304 Std 700-800 35-40 1000 9 U18 2 £1,540.35 £1,848.42 Medium (10-18m) Prunus avium 'Bigarreau Burlat' Sweet cherry 'Bigarreau Burlat' is one of the most popular cherry cultivars in France. The tree is very reliable and highly productive. From middle of May and onwards it delivers a healthy crop of beautiful, glossy, dark red fruits. The flesh is dark, juicy and sweet. Plant in well drained and sunny position. Self-sterile. Pollination group D. H6 169593 HS 200-250 25-30 240 5.5 R15 1 £546.75 £546.75 Small (6-10m) 171178 HS 400-450 35-40 550 7 R74d 1 £827.55 £827.55 Small (6-10m) 171056 QS 200-250 25-30 260 5.5 R74d 1 £575.10 £575.10 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium 'Bigarreau Napoléon' Cherry - Eating A popular English cultivar also known as Naps, originally from Kent. Fruit is large, golden yellow with a red blush where it has been facing the sun. Flesh is pale, firm, sweet and full bodied. Crops late July to early August. Plant in a sunny and well drained position. Requires a partner to bear fruit. Pollination Group D. H5 172201 3QS 250-300 14-16 80 4 R16 1 £218.70 £218.70 Small (6-10m) 172463 HS 200-250 20-25 80 4 B02 1 £433.35 £433.35 Small (6-10m) 170911 HS 300-350 20-25 140 5 R15 4 £427.95 £427.95 Small (6-10m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 50 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus avium 'Early Rivers' Eating cherry As the name suggests, this Bedfordshire dessert cherry is an early cropper, ready to be picked from early June. The white, scented spring bloom is followed by dark-red, glossy cherries which are sweet, juicy and of good size, ripening in succession. Requires a pollinating partner from group A. Great on all free-draining soils. H6 172206 Std 200-250 18-20 120 5 C09 1 £344.25 £344.25 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium 'Kordia' (Pleached) Sweet cherry A relatively new cultivar from the Czech Republic which has risen in popularity due to its beautiful fruit and fantastic flavour. The charming white spring display is followed by large, glossy, deep-red, almost black fruits which are incredibly sweet and juicy. This cultivar is also resistant to splitting. Needs a pollinating partner. Flowering group 4. H6 171842 (P)HS 200-250 20-25 70 3.5 R17 2 £638.55 £638.55 Clip to Size 171843 (P)QS 200-250 18-20 70 3.5 R17 1 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size 170837 (P)QS 200-250 20-25 90 4 R17 2 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Prunus avium 'Lapins' Sweet cherry A popular Canadian cultivar from the second half of the 20th century, also known as 'Cherokee'. The white spring flowers, beautiful in their own right, are followed by a heavy crop of large, dark-red, juicy cherries with a mild flavour. Enjoys a warmer climate so plant in a sheltered position with full sun. Self-fertile. Pollination group D. H6 173094 Std 200-250 16-18 80 4 R04 4 £352.35 £352.35 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium 'Plena' Double white cherry One of the most picturesque of all flowering trees with masses of double white flowers in spring. A broad headed, spreading tree with bronze leaves when young, turning green in summer then red in autumn. The cultivar 'Plena' is sterile and does not produce fruit making it very suitable for car parks and avenues. Tolerates heavy clay soils. H6 173238 3QS 250-300 10-12 80 4 C04 10 £132.30 £158.76 Medium (10-18m) 172801 Std 400-450 12-14 80 4 C02 8 £159.30 £191.16 Medium (10-18m) 173275 Std 400-450 16-18 120 5 C04 3 £263.25 £315.90 Medium (10-18m) 173276 Std 500-600 20-25 220 5.5 C07 3 £522.45 £626.94 Medium (10-18m) 171798 Std 700-800 40-45 850 7.5 U21 1 £1,791.45 £2,149.74 Medium (10-18m) 172802 Std 600-700 40-45 1200 Net RollU19 3 £1,981.80 £2,378.16 Medium (10-18m) Prunus avium 'Stella' Cherry - Eating An easy to grow cherry tree that crops well without having to worry about pollination, then 'Stella' is the tree of choice. The beautiful white spring flowers are followed by clusters of dark red, sweet, juicy cherries that are ready for picking in late July. 'Stella' is also a good pollinator and only requires full sun to thrive. Pollinations group D. H5 173140 Std 500-600 25-30 240 5.5 R20 2 £672.30 £672.30 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium 'Stella' (Pleached) Eating cherry An easy to grow cherry tree that crops well without having to worry about pollination, then 'Stella' is the tree of choice. The beautiful white spring flowers are followed by clusters of dark red, sweet, juicy cherries that are ready for picking in late July. 'Stella' is also a good pollinator and only requires full sun to thrive. Pollinations group D. H5 172958 (P)QS 200-250 20-25 90 4 R02 3 £669.60 £669.60 Clip to Size Prunus avium 'Sweet Heart' Cherry - Eating 'Sweet Heart' is a fairly new cultivar, originally from Canada 1990. The best feature with this tree is that the fruit doesn't ripen all at once making harvesting easier. Fruit is glossy bright red with lovely sweet flesh with just a hint of refreshing acidity. Tree is self-fertile but a neighbouring cherry does improve crop. Pollinations group D. H5 173095 Std 200-250 12-14 80 4 R04 1 £249.75 £249.75 Small (6-10m) Prunus avium 'Van' Sweet cherry A Canadian cultivar from the first half of the 20th century bearing glossy, bright red fruits with firm, juicy flesh. The flavour of these cherries is nothing short of superb but they don't keep for more than 1-2 days; they are at their best straight off the tree. Resistant to splitting. Requires full sun and well-drained soil. Self-sterile. Pollination group C. H5 170915 HS 250-300 20-25 130 5 R15 4 £427.95 £427.95 Small (6-10m) 171058 QS 200-250 20-25 250 5.5 R74d 1 £480.60 £480.60 Small (6-10m) 171322 QS 200-250 25-30 230 5.5 R74d 1 £575.10 £575.10 Small (6-10m) 171059 Std 400-450 40-45 750 7.5 R13 1 £1,070.55 £1,070.55 Small (6-10m) Prunus caroliniana Carolina cherry laurel This native American tree has pointy, ovate, lush evergreen leaves. Depending on the soil they can vary from yellow-green to rich dark green. Fragrant white flowers appear in late spring followed by bluish-black fruits (which are loved by birds) in autumn. Most often used as shrubs or hedging but does make a lovely little tree too. Hardy. 173717 Std 300-350 08-10 25c A04 12 £256.50 £307.80 Small (6-10m) Prunus cerasifera 'Nigra' Ornamental plum

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 51 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus cerasifera 'Nigra' This popular garden and street tree has dark purple-brown leaves and blackish-purple shoots. The single flowers, which appear in early spring, are deep blush-pink and occasionally followed by plum-like yellow or red fruit. A stunning tree that is very easy to grow and tolerates almost any kind of soil. H6 172977 MS 300-350 150 5 Q08 2 £446.85 £536.22 Small (6-10m) 172978 MS 400-450 600 7.5 Q08 3 £859.95 £1,031.94 Small (6-10m) 173063 MS 500-600 750 7.5 P06 5 £1,667.25 £2,000.70 Small (6-10m) 173296 Std 500-600 16-18 290 5.5 C07 4 £533.25 £639.90 Small (6-10m) 173297 Std 500-600 18-20 290 5.5 C07 1 £595.35 £714.42 Small (6-10m) 171198 Std 450-500 30-35 700 7.5 C09 1 £1,367.55 £1,641.06 Small (6-10m) Prunus d. 'Hauszwetsche' (Pleached) Plum - Damson Originally from Asia Minor, mirabell plums are a specialty of France in the region of Lorraine. This particular cultivar, grown in Nancy, produces small, dark-yellow fruits in August which are sweet and firm; great for fresh eating but is primarily used for jellies and pies. Flowering group C, pollinated by B, C and D. Self-fertile. H6 172959 (P)QS 200-250 16-18 90 4 R01 8 £662.85 £662.85 Clip to Size Prunus d. 'Mirabelle de Nancy' Plum - Eating Originally from Asia Minor, mirabell plums are a specialty of France in the region of Lorraine. This particular cultivar, grown in Nancy, produces small, dark-yellow fruits in August which are sweet and firm; great for fresh eating but is primarily used for jellies and pies. Flowering group C, pollinated by B, C and D. Self-fertile. H6 172051 Std 450-500 35-40 800 7.5 H23 1 £1,991.25 £1,991.25 Small (6-10m) 164299 Std 500-600 50-60 1100 Net RollR62 2 £3,204.90 £3,204.90 Small (6-10m) Prunus d. 'Mirabelle de Nancy' (Pleached) Eating plum 170839 (P)QS 200-250 14-16 90 4 R17 1 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Prunus domestica 'Opal' Dessert plum Similar to 'Victoria', this self-fertile dessert plum is considered one of the best-flavoured early plums. It often produces a high yield but may need to be planted against a south facing wall for best flavour. Fruit is dusky red becoming blue when overripe with yellow, sweet flesh and splended aroma. Flowering group 3. H5 173429 Std 350-400 16-18 140 5 R12 4 £386.10 £386.10 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus domestica 'Opal' (Pleached) Dessert plum Similar to 'Victoria', this self-fertile dessert plum is considered one of the best-flavoured early plums. It often produces a high yield but may need to be planted against a south facing wall for best flavour. Fruit is dusky red becoming blue when overripe with yellow, sweet flesh and splended aroma. Flowering group 3. H5 171844 (P)HS 200-250 16-18 70 3.5 R17 3 £638.55 £638.55 Clip to Size 172960 (P)QS 200-250 16-18 90 4 R02 2 £662.85 £662.85 Clip to Size Prunus domestica 'Victoria' Eating plum A reliable English plum producing a heavy crop of large, pale red fruit with sweet, golden-yellow flesh in early August. Can be used in cooking, canning, bottling or just eating fresh. 'Victoria' is self-fertile, meaning it will produce a reasonable crop alone. Additional tree will aid crop. Flowering group 3. Rootstock: P.ceracifera. H5 172962 3QS 300-350 14-16 100 4 R03 5 £298.35 £298.35 Very Small (up to 6m) 173069 HS 250-300 18-20 150 5 R05 2 £425.25 £425.25 Very Small (up to 6m) 171568 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 R19 1 £228.15 £228.15 Very Small (up to 6m) 171570 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 R62 1 £386.10 £386.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 173430 Std 350-400 16-18 150 5 R12 2 £386.10 £386.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 172974 Std 350-400 18-20 230 5.5 R20 5 £533.25 £533.25 Very Small (up to 6m) 172975 Std 400-450 20-25 230 5.5 R20 3 £639.90 £639.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus domestica 'Victoria' (Pleached) Eating plum A reliable English plum producing a heavy crop of large, pale red fruit with sweet, golden-yellow flesh in early August. Can be used in cooking, canning, bottling or just eating fresh. 'Victoria' is self-fertile, meaning it will produce a reasonable crop alone. Additional tree will aid crop. Flowering group 3. Rootstock: P.ceracifera. H5 170841 (P)QS 200-250 14-16 90 4 R17 1 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Prunus d. 'Regina Claudia' Greengage plum This old dessert variety dates back to the 1500s. It is a tribute to Claude (Claudia) of France (1499-1524), daughter of King Louis XII and Anne of Brittany, later wife to King Francis I. The appearence of the yellowish green fruit isn't paricularly spectacular but the flavour most certainly is. Pollenation group C, self-sterile. 172423 HS 250-300 18-20 150 5 R16 1 £361.80 £361.80 Very Small (up to 6m) 173068 HS 250-300 20-25 150 5 R04 1 £511.65 £511.65 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus d. 'Reine Claude Verte' Greengage plum

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 52 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus d. 'Reine Claude Verte' Greengages are a selection of plums famous for their green skin and deliciously sweet, pale-green flesh; the finest amongst dessert plums. Introduced long ago from Persia, 'Reine Claude Verte' is the cultivar which stays true to its heritage. Can be grown in any soil but does best in humous-rich, free draining conditions. Self-fertile. H5 173142 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 R19 1 £322.65 £322.65 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus 'Kanzan' Ornamental cherry This tree has been popular in Europe ever since it was introduced from China in 1913. It becomes an urn-shaped 6-10m plant with upright branches and a wide top. In mid to late spring it is wreathed in large double pink flowers that open from crimson buds. Coppery-brown young foliage turning green in summer. Good autumn colours. H6 172970 MS 350-400 350 6 Q06 5 £770.85 £925.02 Small (6-10m) 173533 MS 350-400 350 6 Q06 4 £770.85 £925.02 Small (6-10m) 168189 MS 450-500 350 6 Q03 1 Oct-21 £997.65 £1,197.18 Small (6-10m) 172907 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 C04 1 £198.45 £238.14 Small (6-10m) 173281 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C06 6 £198.45 £238.14 Small (6-10m) 172950 Std 450-500 20-25 250 5.5 C07 9 £498.15 £597.78 Small (6-10m) 172951 Std 500-600 25-30 470 6.5 C07 2 £638.55 £766.26 Small (6-10m) 168174 Std 500-600 60-70 1500 Net RollV01 1 £4,010.85 £4,813.02 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Kiku-shidare-zakura' Weeping cherry The Japanese name means 'weeping chrysanthemum cherry'. The analogy is seen in the 3cm deep pink, double flowers in dense clusters ranged all along the sinous arching branches. Trees are usually trained to 2-4m but can also be grafted for more height. If the branches are left to grow the tree will form a delightful 'tent' of spring flowers. H6 172905 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 C04 2 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus laur. 'Caucasica' (Hedging) Cherry laurel A classic, versatile, quick-growing screening solution. Unpruned, will quickly gain height and spread to form a naturalistic screen. Prune regularly to create a sturdy hedge. 'Caucasica' is a more upright-growing variety with slightly narrower leaves. Hardy. 172748 Hdg 100-125 150 5 N24 6 £95.85 £115.02 Clip to Size 173371 Hdg 100-125 35 N12 90 £58.00 £69.60 Clip to Size 172011 Hdg 125-150 30 N15 29 £71.55 £85.86 Clip to Size 169629 Hdg 175-200 150 5 N24 5 £137.70 £165.24 Clip to Size 172010 Hdg 350-400 900 8 X58 2 £666.90 £800.28 Clip to Size Prunus laur. 'Caucasica' (Pleached) Cherry laurel Cherry laurels are a decorative and handsome evergreen. The cultivar 'Caucasica' is more vigorous than the species making it suitable for pleach training. White, fragrant flowers in April followed by red fruit turning black in autumn. Leaves are dark green, oblong and glossy. Tolerates shade well. NOTE: Entire plant is poisonous. H5 170418 (P)Std 300-350 20-25 110 4 S07 1 £657.45 £788.94 Clip to Size 173306 (P)Std 400-450 25-30 430 6.5 S13 9 £1,383.75 £1,660.50 Clip to Size 172352 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 480 6.5 X58 1 £1,374.30 £1,649.16 Clip to Size Prunus laur. 'Novita' (Pleached) Cherry laurel 'Novita' is a fairly new cherry laurel cultivar. It is similar in habit to the species but has been found to be far more resilient in cold weather. The evergreen leaves provide excellent screening in this pleached form. The flowers are fragrant, appearing in April then followed by black, glossy fruit. Tolerates shade well. NOTE: Entire plant is poisonous. H5 173689 (P)HS 175-200 12-14 35c R71 10 £440.10 £528.12 Clip to Size 171387 (P)HS 200-250 16-18 50c T01 1 £406.35 £487.62 Clip to Size Prunus laurocerasus 'Caucasica' Cherry laurel Cherry laurels are a decorative and handsome evergreen. The cultivar 'Caucasica' is larger and more vigorous than the species, with more erect branches. White, fragrant flowers in April followed by red fruit turning black in autumn. Leaves are dark green, oblong and glossy. Tolerates shade well. NOTE: Entire plant is poisonous. 172505 MS 450-500 1600 Net RollV02 2 £3,042.90 £3,651.48 Very Small (up to 6m) 172059 Std 300-350 12-14 100 4 M03 2 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 172060 Std 300-350 14-16 100 4 M03 1 £345.60 £414.72 Very Small (up to 6m) 173688 Std 200-250 14-16 80c S06 6 £383.40 £460.08 Very Small (up to 6m) 173693 Std 200-250 16-18 80c S09 3 £411.75 £494.10 Very Small (up to 6m) 173694 Std 200-250 18-20 80c S09 1 £438.75 £526.50 Very Small (up to 6m) 164374 Std 400-450 30-35 550 7 X60 1 £735.75 £882.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 173298 Std 450-500 30-35 800 7.5 X57 13 £1,285.20 £1,542.24 Very Small (up to 6m) 169764 Std 450-500 35-40 390 6 X60 1 £1,452.60 £1,743.12 Very Small (up to 6m) 169944 Std 450-500 35-40 390 6 X60 1 £1,452.60 £1,743.12 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 53 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus laurocerasus 'Mano' Cherry laurel 'Mano' is an interesting laurel with smaller leaves than most cultivars. As it matures it naturally grows into a dense, rounded habit, which together with the dense, glossy, mid-green leaves, creating an excellent appearance. White flowers are followed by attractive black berries. Prefers a semi-shaded location. Responds very well to pruning. Hardy. 163904 Std 250-300 18-20 55c S11 2 £410.40 £492.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus laurocerasus 'Novita' Cherry laurel 'Novita' is a fairly new cherry laurel cultivar. It is similar in habit to the species but has been found to be far more resilient in cold weather. The evergreen obovate leaves and mid green and very glossy. The flowers are fragrant, appearing in April then followed by black, glossy fruit. Tolerates shade well. NOTE: Entire plant is poisonous. Very hardy. 170868 MS 400-450 1200 Net RollV03 1 £1,945.35 £2,334.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging) Round-leaf laurel A glossy leaved evergreen which quickly forms a naturalistic screen or formal hedge. 'Rotundifolia' has rounder leaves. Great in deep shade. Easy to grow but harder to establish on alkaline or chalk soils. Harmful if eaten. 171351 Hdg 075-100 50 3.5 N21 2 £71.55 £85.86 Clip to Size 169117 Hdg 100-125 100 4 N21 6 £113.40 £136.08 Clip to Size 172621 Hdg 125-150 30 N11 7 £113.40 £136.08 Clip to Size 172651 Hdg 125-150 100 4 N13 13 £168.75 £202.50 Clip to Size 173178 Hdg 125-150 35 N02 201 £79.65 £95.58 Clip to Size 170867 Hdg 150-175 80 4 N22 6 £164.70 £197.64 Clip to Size 172652 Hdg 150-175 100 4 N18 12 £201.15 £241.38 Clip to Size 173523 Hdg 150-175 50 3.5 X30 187 £87.75 £105.30 Clip to Size 173244 Hdg 200-250 90 4 Y02 71 £190.35 £228.42 Clip to Size 157762 Hdg 250-300 400 6.5 X56 1 £437.40 £524.88 Clip to Size Prunus lusitanica Portuguese laurel A lovely evergreen shrub or tree with oval dark green leaves on carmine red stalks. Small white, fragrant flowers on long racemes in June often followed by red fruits turning dark glossy purple. Brilliant for hedging or screening. Does well on chalk soils. NOTE: Fruit is harmful if eaten. H5 167654 MS 200-250 350 6 V02 1 £751.95 £902.34 Small (6-10m) 167655 MS 200-250 350 6 V03 1 £961.20 £1,153.44 Small (6-10m) 172351 MS 300-350 350 6 V03 5 £949.00 £1,138.80 Small (6-10m) 172067 Std 350-400 20-25 290 5.5 M12 1 £646.65 £775.98 Small (6-10m) 172066 Std 350-400 20-25 220 5.5 M12 3 £646.65 £775.98 Small (6-10m) 173332 Std 400-450 40-45 1000 9 X62 7 £1,937.25 £2,324.70 Small (6-10m) 173333 Std 400-450 45-50 1000 9 X62 3 £2,189.70 £2,627.64 Small (6-10m) 165507 Std 450-500 50-60 550 7 X56 1 £2,539.35 £3,047.22 Small (6-10m) Prunus lusitanica 'Myrtifolia' Portuguese laurel The Portugese laurel is a beautiful small tree with ovate, dark green leaves on red stalks. The numerous narrow flower spikes rise up like elegant candles and are often followed by pointed red berries that turn purple with age. 'Myrtifolia' is thought by some to be better for finely honed topiary. Can be grown on chalk. Prefers light shade. H5

171254 MS 400-450 2200 Net RollW01 1 £2,415.15 £2,898.18 Small (6-10m) 173325 Std 450-500 45-50 1000 9 X63 1 £2,097.90 £2,517.48 Small (6-10m) Prunus lusitanica 'Myrtifolia' (Hedging) Portuguese laurel A smaller leafed variety ideal for tightly clipped, formal hedging. Prefers a well drained soil in sun or shade. Up to 5m left untrimmed. Harmful if eaten. Officially only frost hardy to -5c, but proves to do fine in all but the coldest regions in Britain. H5 173058 Hdg 100-125 35 N30 150 £66.15 £79.38 Clip to Size 171685 Hdg 125-150 35 N26 2 £90.45 £108.54 Clip to Size 170341 Hdg 125-150 30c N26 1 £90.45 £108.54 Clip to Size 173059 Hdg 150-175 35 N26 26 £125.55 £150.66 Clip to Size 173179 Hdg 150-175 35 M09 19 £170.10 £204.12 Clip to Size 169468 Hdg 250-300 100 4 M09 7 £190.35 £228.42 Clip to Size Prunus lusitanica (Topiary) Portuguese laurel A lovely evergreen with oval dark-green leaves on carmine red stalks; its dense habit making it perfect for creative topiary. Small white, fragrant flowers on long racemes in June often followed by red fruits turning dark glossy purple. Prune twice a year to maintain a crisp shape. Does well on chalk soils. NOTE: Fruit is harmful if eaten. H5 167907 Dome 250-300 1700 Net RollV04 2 £2,659.50 £3,191.40 Clip to Size Prunus maackii Manchurian cherry

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 54 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus maackii Native to Mandchuria, eastern Russia and Korea, this tree bears may similarities to our native bird cherry. The flowers unfold into white, 6-8cm long racemes accompanied by the emerging lime-green, maturing into mid-green, foliage. What sets this species apart is its marvelous. shiny cinnamon-coloured bark. Requires well-drained soil. H7 171571 Std 400-450 20-25 240 5.5 C03 5 £409.00 £490.80 Medium (10-18m) Prunus maackii 'Amber Beauty' Manchurian cherry An ornamental cherry prized for its bark rather than its spring blossom. 'Amber Beauty' takes its name from its glossy golden bark which can be used to great effect when set against evergreens in winter, or to accentuate warm golden tones in garden timber. Broadly pyramidal crown. Small, single white flowers appear late April. H7 171534 MS 400-450 330 6 Q04 1 £1,156.95 £1,388.34 Medium (10-18m) 171535 MS 450-500 290 5.5 Q04 1 £1,294.65 £1,553.58 Medium (10-18m) 172002 MS 450-500 390 6 Q04 2 £857.25 £1,028.70 Medium (10-18m) 172804 Std 400-450 16-18 110 4 C02 5 £306.45 £367.74 Medium (10-18m) 170806 Std 500-600 35-40 600 7.5 W02 1 £1,078.65 £1,294.38 Medium (10-18m) Prunus padus Bird cherry This British native offers an impressive habit of slender upswept branches, creating a broadly-oval crown. The almond-scented white flowers, unfolding in May, are borne in pendulous racemes, followed by bitter black berries which are loved by birds. Good yellow and bronze autumn colours. Great on all well-draining soils. Tolerates exposed sites. H6 172948 Std 500-600 30-35 350 6 C07 2 £1,210.95 £1,453.14 Medium (10-18m) Prunus 'Pandora' Ornamental cherry A hybrid between Prunus subhirtella 'Ascendens Rosea' and Prunus x yedoensis. It has the upright habit of the former and the flexible shoot tips of the latter. Flowers in a profusion of single white flowers with a hint of pink. Leaves emerge green in spring and turn pale yellow in autumn. Bark of young trees is lustrous brown. H6 172972 MS 250-300 150 5 K01 1 £398.25 £477.90 Very Small (up to 6m) 172904 Std 300-350 14-16 80 4 C02 2 £226.80 £272.16 Very Small (up to 6m) 173502 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 C03 11 £375.30 £450.36 Very Small (up to 6m) 173531 Std 350-400 18-20 200 5.5 C06 7 £446.85 £536.22 Very Small (up to 6m) 173532 Std 500-600 20-25 220 5.5 C05 2 £537.30 £644.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 171980 Std 600-700 35-40 700 7.5 U20 1 £1,348.65 £1,618.38 Very Small (up to 6m) 172518 Std 600-700 35-40 360 6 C05 1 £1,632.15 £1,958.58 Very Small (up to 6m) 171981 Std 600-700 45-50 700 7.5 U20 1 £1,621.35 £1,945.62 Very Small (up to 6m) 165510 Std 600-700 60-70 1500 Net RollU18 1 £4,001.40 £4,801.68 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus 'Royal Burgundy' Cherry - Ornamental Eye-catching purple leaves mark 'Royal Burgundy' out as a little more unusual than the many green-leaved flowering cherries. In the garden, this cultivar makes a wonderful small tree with a roundish-shape and in spring carries, double, shell-pink coloured flowers which set against the purple leaves make a very attractive end result. Best in full sun. H6 172158 MS 500-600 550 7 U23 1 £1,341.90 £1,610.28 Small (6-10m) 172908 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 C02 5 £201.15 £241.38 Small (6-10m) Prunus sargentii Sargent's cherry Probably the best large pink cherry in cultivation. In spring it produces a great unmistakeable cloud of brilliant rose-pink single flowers. In the autumn the whole tree becomes a ball of fiery red and orange foliage. It is also one of the few flowering cherries that regularly produces some fruit: gems of glossy yellow, orange, red and purple-black. H6 173115 MS 450-500 500 7 Q05 3 £2,316.60 £2,779.92 Medium (10-18m) Prunus sargentii 'Charles Sargent' Sargent's cherry A most elegant cherry with a distinctly broad, vase-shaped habit. Rose-pink, single flowers decorate the crown in early spring. The new, dark copper-red leaves, contrast beautifully against the profusion of pink. 'Charles Sargent' is renowned for having exceptionally dramatic autmn colours with vivid shades of orange to red. Glossy, chestnut-brown bark. H7 173279 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C08 3 £197.10 £236.52 Small (6-10m) 173280 Std 350-400 16-18 80 4 C08 3 £329.40 £395.28 Small (6-10m) Prunus sargentii 'Rancho' Sargent's cherry This American cultivar is much like the species but is smaller in size and has an upright, vase-shaped crown. Leaves emerge coppery-brown, turning green in summer. The autumn colours are a most pleasing fiery red and orange. In mid April pink flowers cover the tree, sometimes followed by glossy orange, red, and purple-black fruit. H6 172980 MS 250-300 170 5 K01 1 £441.45 £529.74 Small (6-10m) 173515 Std 400-450 12-14 100 4 C03 5 £207.90 £249.48 Small (6-10m) 173516 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 C03 2 £380.70 £456.84 Small (6-10m) Prunus serrula Ornamental cherry

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 55 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus serrula A small but sturdy tree prized for its shiny, mahogany coloured bark. The tree is particularly effective when positioned to contrast dark evergreens in winter, or under planted with a delicate bed of summer perennials. Leaves are narrow, willow-like. Flowers are small and white in late April. Good autumn tones. H6 173131 MS 200-250 150 5 C08 1 £402.30 £482.76 Small (6-10m) 172971 MS 350-400 220 5.5 Q07 4 £670.95 £805.14 Small (6-10m) 171760 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 C07 1 £220.00 £264.00 Small (6-10m) 173286 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 C08 2 £318.60 £382.32 Small (6-10m) 171580 Std 400-450 16-18 150 5 C05 3 £407.70 £489.24 Small (6-10m) 169091 Std 400-450 20-25 190 5 C05 1 £473.85 £568.62 Small (6-10m) 167064 Std 500-600 20-25 240 5.5 C05 1 £481.95 £578.34 Small (6-10m) 172097 Std 500-600 25-30 290 5.5 C05 3 £1,350.00 £1,620.00 Small (6-10m) 163545 Std 450-500 25-30 250 5.5 C05 1 £567.00 £680.40 Small (6-10m) 168849 Std 450-500 30-35 300 6 C05 1 £662.85 £795.42 Small (6-10m) 163370 Std 500-600 50-60 1200 Net RollV01 1 £3,381.75 £4,058.10 Small (6-10m) 172997 Std 500-600 50-60 1500 Net RollU20 1 £3,994.65 £4,793.58 Small (6-10m) Prunus serrulata 'Pink Perfection' Ornamental Cherry An elegant cherry with a broadly vase-shaped canopy of ascending and outward arching branches. Pendulous clusters of pale-pink, double flowers open from deep-pink buds, accompanied by the bronze-tinted foliage turning rich green in summer. Does well on all well-drained soils. Tolerates paving and exposed sites. H6 173317 Std 450-500 18-20 220 5.5 C07 4 £449.55 £539.46 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Shimidsu Sakura' Ornamental Cherry This small but wide-spreading cherry, also known as 'Blushing Bride', puts forward a breathtaking display of blush, semi-double flowers opening from deep pink buds held in gorgous, pendulous clusters. The foliage emerges bronze, turning green in summer then changes to red and orange in autumn. (Not to be confused with 'Shogetsu') H5 173158 Std 400-450 25-30 420 6.5 C05 4 £1,228.50 £1,474.20 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus 'Shirofugen' Ornamental cherry This is a vigorous tree up to 8m wide and almost as tall. The flowers begin pale pink in bud, become pure white, and turn back to pale purplish-pink just before the petals fall. This is a good garden tree, tolerant of a wide range of soil types. Its white flowers and deep bronze young leaves make it an ideal lawn specimen. Hardy. 170502 MS 350-400 310 6 Q03 1 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 173534 MS 350-400 220 5.5 Q07 2 £550.80 £660.96 Small (6-10m) 173283 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C06 11 £198.45 £238.14 Small (6-10m) 173284 Std 300-350 16-18 120 5 C06 5 £284.85 £341.82 Small (6-10m) 173479 Std 500-600 25-30 470 6.5 W02 2 £1,071.90 £1,286.28 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Shirotae' Mount Fuji cherry Introduced to Britain around 1900, this tree is ideal where great height is not required but there is plenty of room for it to spread sideways. Clusters of 5 cm, scented, semi-double, white flowers cover the tree in mid-spring, representing the snow on Mount Fujiyama. The leaves are 12 cm long, deeply incised, and colour well in the autumn. H6 173503 Std 400-450 14-16 150 5 C08 10 £252.45 £302.94 Small (6-10m) 172806 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 C02 9 £252.45 £302.94 Small (6-10m) 173045 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 C04 7 £282.15 £338.58 Small (6-10m) 171578 Std 500-600 20-25 200 5.5 C03 6 £545.40 £654.48 Small (6-10m) 168400 Std 500-600 25-30 280 5.5 C07 1 £523.80 £628.56 Small (6-10m) 170794 Std 600-700 40-45 1100 Net RollW02 2 £2,647.35 £3,176.82 Small (6-10m) 165085 Std 400-450 45-50 430 6.5 W02 1 £2,659.50 £3,191.40 Small (6-10m) 169774 Std 600-700 50-60 1200 Net RollU21 2 £4,099.95 £4,919.94 Small (6-10m) 169945 Std 600-700 50-60 1300 Net RollU21 1 £4,099.95 £4,919.94 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Shogetsu' Japanese cherry This widespreading tree with delicate, arching branches is one of the later cherries, flowering alongside cultivars such as 'Shirofugen' and 'Kanzan'. The double, pendulous flowers, pink-tinted in bud, open to pure white, creating an impressive display. In autumn, the vibrant red and orange leaf tones set the tree ablaze before falling. H6 173457 Std 400-450 18-20 100 4 Y49 14 £395.55 £474.66 Very Small (up to 6m) 169275 Std 450-500 35-40 850 7.5 W01 2 £3,273.75 £3,928.50 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus 'Sunset Boulevard' Ornamental cherry This fairly new cultivar, from Belgium in 1988, is a narrow, conical tree with coppery young foliage becoming green then yellow-orange in autumn. The single flowers are white with a pink flush. Due to its neat, upright crown and that it doesn't produce any fruit this tree is an excellent choice for streets, avenues or car parks. Requires well drained soil. H6

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 56 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 166348 MS 500-600 500 7 Q03 1 Oct-21 £1,051.65 £1,261.98 Medium (10-18m) 171257 MS 700-800 3100 Net RollU23 1 £3,624.75 £4,349.70 Medium (10-18m) 169090 Std 450-500 20-25 160 5 C05 2 £376.65 £451.98 Medium (10-18m) 171850 Std 500-600 25-30 180 5 C05 4 £580.50 £696.60 Medium (10-18m) 169352 Std 500-600 25-30 200 5.5 C05 1 £527.85 £633.42 Medium (10-18m) 164114 Std 600-700 25-30 310 6 C05 1 £526.50 £631.80 Medium (10-18m) 168852 Std 500-600 30-35 220 5.5 C03 1 £716.85 £860.22 Medium (10-18m) 158324 Std 800-900 35-40 550 7 C05 1 £768.15 £921.78 Medium (10-18m) 162597 Std 600-700 50-60 800 7.5 U18 1 £2,562.30 £3,074.76 Medium (10-18m) Prunus 'Taihaku' Great white cherry This tree was thought to be extinct for centuries when in 1923 a magnificent specimen was found in Sussex. From this single plant, gardens world over have been restocked. It is without a doubt the finest snow-white cherry. It has low spreading branches with clusters of faintly scented flowers and bronze-red unfolding leaves in spring. Undemanding. Hardy. 172909 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C02 1 £198.45 £238.14 Small (6-10m) 173285 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 C08 1 £284.85 £341.82 Small (6-10m) 173504 Std 450-500 18-20 170 5 C06 10 £480.60 £576.72 Small (6-10m) 171576 Std 450-500 20-25 240 5.5 C03 1 £546.75 £656.10 Small (6-10m) 169093 Std 400-450 20-25 190 5 C03 2 £530.55 £636.66 Small (6-10m) 171633 Std 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 C03 1 £510.30 £612.36 Small (6-10m) 173535 Std 450-500 20-25 200 5.5 C06 5 £537.30 £644.76 Small (6-10m) 167891 Std 500-600 25-30 260 5.5 C03 1 £673.65 £808.38 Small (6-10m) 171819 Std 500-600 30-35 550 7 C05 4 £1,520.10 £1,824.12 Small (6-10m) 169219 Std 450-500 30-35 390 6 C07 1 £1,004.40 £1,205.28 Small (6-10m) 167575 Std 400-450 50-60 650 7.5 C04 2 £4,051.35 £4,861.62 Small (6-10m) 166215 Std 400-450 50-60 1200 Net RollV01 1 £4,098.60 £4,918.32 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Ukon' Japanese cherry This is a robust, spreading tree with rare pale yellowish, semi-double flowers which are freely borne and very effective against the brownish-bronze young leaves. In autumn the foliage turns a handsome orange-red to purplish-brown. Perfect against a backdrop of evergreens or contrasted with brighter flowering trees. H5 171311 Std 500-600 20-25 120 5 C05 2 £395.55 £474.66 Small (6-10m) Prunus 'Umineko' Japanese cherry The name 'Umineko', which is Japanese for seagull, is reflected in the pure white blossoms that cover the tree in mid to late April. The leaves emerge during the flowering giving light green hints in the sea of white. In autumn the tree puts on a fiery display with colours of orange, red and purple. Best in full sun and moist fertile loam. H6 172894 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C02 1 £176.85 £212.22 Small (6-10m) 171497 Std 450-500 18-20 120 5 C03 1 £325.35 £390.42 Small (6-10m) 173536 Std 450-500 18-20 170 5 C06 3 £438.75 £526.50 Small (6-10m) Prunus x incam 'Okamé' Ornamental cherry A gorgeous broadly-round tree with masses of carmine-rose flowers, luminous against the dark bark, decorating the branches throughout March. Foliage is lush, mid-green through summer then taking on a stunning blaze or orange and red before falling in autumn. Does well on all well-draining soils. Prefers full sun. Tolerates an exposed site. H6 171063 MS 450-500 1800 Net RollP01 2 £1,966.95 £2,360.34 Small (6-10m) 172214 Std 500-600 50-60 1700 Net RollU19 1 £2,470.50 £2,964.60 Small (6-10m) Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis' Winter-flowering cherry A very small, dainty tree with semi-double blush-to-white flowers through winter and offering good autumn colour. Its natural habit is somewhat spreading with a light semi-transparent crown. Often seen as a mop head which gives a more uniform round crown in leaf, but can be less attractive in winter. Tolerant of most soils. H6 171206 MS 450-500 750 7.5 P01 2 £1,270.35 £1,524.42 Very Small (up to 6m) 173287 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 C08 1 £197.10 £236.52 Very Small (up to 6m) 173288 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 C08 1 £307.80 £369.36 Very Small (up to 6m) 171763 Std 500-600 30-35 320 6 C05 4 £773.55 £928.26 Very Small (up to 6m) 172296 Std 450-500 50-60 1300 Net RollU04 1 £2,434.00 £2,920.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Rosebud cherry A dainty tree with semi-double shell-pink flowers blooming repeatedly from November until March and offering good autumn colour. Its natural habit is somewhat spreading with a light semi-transparent crown. Often seen as a mop head which gives a more uniform round crown in leaf, but can be less attractive in winter. Tolerant of most soils. H6 173132 MS 250-300 200 5.5 C09 3 £537.30 £644.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 171538 MS 450-500 450 6.5 Q03 2 £1,406.70 £1,688.04 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 57 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Prunus x subhirtella 'Fukubana' Cherry - Ornamental A very colourful cherry, producing a profusion of semi-double, rose-pink flowers in early spring before the leaves. Buds are dark purple and petals are deeply notched. The young leaves emerge bronze, maturing to dark green then turning red and yellow in autumn. Does well on any well-drained soil and tolerates paving. H6 172213 Std 450-500 40-45 1300 Net RollU19 1 £2,085.75 £2,502.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Prunus x yedoensis Yoshino cherry A graceful, early flowering tree with upright, spreading branches, highly valued for its profusion of almond-scented, blush-white flowers in late March and early April. The green summer foliage turns yellow in autumn, creating a beautiful contrast to the shiny, black fruits. Plant in full sun in well-drained, acidic soil for best results. Drought-sensitive. H6 172895 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 C04 8 £190.35 £228.42 Small (6-10m) 173578 Std 450-500 20-25 250 5.5 C07 1 £498.15 £597.78 Small (6-10m) 173537 Std 400-450 20-25 150 5 C08 4 £499.50 £599.40 Small (6-10m) 170309 Std 600-700 30-35 390 6 W02 1 £1,298.70 £1,558.44 Small (6-10m) 173538 Std 600-700 40-45 1000 9 U19 2 £1,885.95 £2,263.14 Small (6-10m) Prunus x yedoensis 'Ivensii' Weeping Yoshino cherry An elegant, weeping tree with long, tortuous branches and long, slender, drooping branchlets, which in late March to early April, turn into snow-white cascades of delicately fragrant blossom. Foliage emerges beautifully bronze, maturing to dark-green in summer then fiery red in autumn. Polution tolerant. Great on all well-drained soils bar chalk. H6 172922 Std 250-300 12-14 140 5 C04 1 £298.35 £358.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 173517 Std 450-500 20-25 180 5 C03 5 £537.30 £644.76 Very Small (up to 6m) Pseudocydonia sinensis Chinese quince A very exciting tree noted for its attractive form, large fruits and interesting bark. Pale pink fragrant flowers decorate the densely oval crown in spring. These are followed by large, pale yellow fruits which are edible off the tree or can be used in preserves. Very colourful, exfoliating bark, providing year round interest. Best in moist, well-drained soil, full sun. H5 172496 MS 250-300 380 6 R02 1 £1,548.45 £1,548.45 Very Small (up to 6m) Pyrus cal. 'Chanticleer' Ornamental pear An ornamental pear which produces blush to white flowers with black stamens in late spring, then offers a glossy green foliage through the summer before phasing to a strong red in autumn, with the colour often persisting to Christmas. Small brown fruits sometimes produced in late summer. An upright tree when young, broadening with age. H6 173088 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B31 12 Sep-21 £241.65 £289.98 Medium (10-18m) 173461 Std 450-500 14-16 110 4 E04 6 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Medium (10-18m) 171543 Std 450-500 16-18 140 5 F02 1 Oct-21 £429.50 £515.40 Medium (10-18m) 168555 Std 350-400 16-18 80 4 E04 1 Sep-21 £384.75 £461.70 Medium (10-18m) 173046 Std 450-500 16-18 130 5 F02 4 Sep-21 £391.50 £469.80 Medium (10-18m) 171935 Std 700-800 45-50 1000 9 U21 1 £1,721.25 £2,065.50 Medium (10-18m) Pyrus cal. 'Chanticleer' (Pleached) Ornamental Pear An interesting alternative to the usual pleached options, this ornamental pear produces blush to white flowers with the leaves in late spring, provides a glossy green foliage through the summer, then phases to a strong red in autumn, often persisting to Christmas. Small brown fruits sometimes produced in late summer. Pollution tolerant. H6 172497 (P)Std 350-400 20-25 280 5.5 J30 5 £1,302.75 £1,563.30 Clip to Size 165116 (P)Std 350-400 35-40 260 5.5 R74a 3 £1,464.75 £1,757.70 Clip to Size Pyrus c. 'Doyenne du Comice' (Pleached) Pear - Eating A popular dessert pear introduced from France in 1849 with fine flavour, similar to 'Conference'. Fruits are produced in early winter. Pick in October while fruit is still firm and store until November before eating. The variety ‘Concorde’ makes a good pollination partner. Well-drained soil, full sun. Pleached options are great for when space is limited. H6 170399 (P)QS 250-300 80-90 480 6.5 R74a 3 £2,249.10 £2,249.10 Clip to Size Pyrus com. 'Beech Hill' Ornamental pear A narrowly columnar form of the common pear, which makes a strong oval shape with sturdy uplifted branches. White flowers cover the bare branches in mid spring followed by brown, edible but tasteless, fruit. Leaves are glossy green turning red/orange in autumn. Produces an abundance of fruit, not suitable for street planting. H6 167089 Std 450-500 25-30 220 5.5 E04 1 Sep-21 £607.50 £729.00 Medium (10-18m) 161298 Std 500-600 35-40 500 7 E06 1 £820.80 £984.96 Medium (10-18m) Pyrus com. 'Beurré Hardy' Pear - Eating ‘Beurré Hardy’ is a strong tree with regular heavy crops of large, conical fruit with shiny, yellowish green skin and russet dots. The flesh is white to pale pink, very juicy and sweet, with an aroma reminiscent of rosewater. It was raised in Boulogne, France in about 1820. Ready in October. Pick while fruit is hard. Pollination Group D. H6 173143 Std 350-400 20-25 220 5.5 R11 4 Sep-21 £560.25 £560.25 Medium (10-18m) 170435 Std 500-600 35-40 500 7 H23 1 £1,117.80 £1,117.80 Medium (10-18m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 58 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Pyrus com. 'Beurré Hardy' (Pleached) Pear - Eating Fruit trees are excellent for pleach training. They fruit better and faster, plus it's easier to pick! Does require regular pruning. 'Beurre-Hardy' is a cooker/dessert pear with russet-red skin with rosewater scent. The flesh is tender. Ready in October. Pick while fruit is hard. Pollination Group D. Deep rooting. H6 171847 (P)HS 200-250 18-20 70 3.5 R18 2 £638.55 £638.55 Clip to Size Pyrus com. 'Catillac' (Pleached) Culinary pear A traditional French culinary cultivar dating back to the mid 17th century, offering a lovely spring bloom followed by a reliable crop of large, red-blushed yellow pears. The fruits are hard with a gritty flesh and must be slow poached or cooked, but turn a lovely pink in the process. Keeps very well after harvesting. Triploid. Pollination group D. H6 169359 (P)HS 175-200 14-16 50 3.5 R18 2 £550.80 £550.80 Clip to Size Pyrus com. 'Charneux' Dessert pear A vigorous tree which can reach 6-8m at maturity but may, to an extent, be restricted and trained with regular pruning. White spring flowers are followed by yellow-green elongated fruits with a red hue. The flesh is cream-coloured, sweet and aromatic. Ripens in September to October. Tolerates up to 2 months' storage. Pollination Group C. H7 173453 HS 200-250 14-16 140 5 R11 2 Sep-21 £436.05 £436.05 Small (6-10m) 173454 HS 200-250 16-18 150 5 R10 2 Sep-21 £519.75 £519.75 Small (6-10m) Pyrus com. 'Clapps Favourite' Pear - Eating Often referred to simply as ''Clapp Pears'' this is one of the earliest pears of good quality available. An attractive medium to large, pear with greenish yellow skin complemented with a red blush. Very juicy, sweet & flavourful. Great for bottling or fresh eating, ripens well on the tree. Harvest in late August through September. Requires pollinator. 173431 Std 350-400 20-25 220 5.5 R13 5 Sep-21 £666.90 £666.90 Small (6-10m) Pyrus com. 'Conference' Pear - Eating A dessert/fresh eating pear first introduced in Hertfordshire 1885 at the National British Pear Conference, hence the name. Fruits are yellowish green, tinged golden russet. The flesh is white, firm and of a pleasant flavour. Good pollinator. Ready in October and November. Partially Self-fertile. Pollination Group C. H6 173456 HS 200-250 16-18 150 5 R10 2 Sep-21 £519.75 £519.75 Small (6-10m) 173432 Std 350-400 16-18 160 5 R13 5 £398.25 £398.25 Small (6-10m) 173145 Std 350-400 18-20 150 5 R11 4 Sep-21 £465.75 £465.75 Small (6-10m) Pyrus com. 'Williams' Pear - Eating One of the worlds top produced dessert/fresh eating pears. Large, golden yellow skin, brownish red blush, classic shape with smooth, white flesh. Pick when mature, but before ripened. Let ripen in a dry, shady place. Original cultivar name: 'Williams' Bon Chrétien' from France. Plant south or west facing. Pollination Group D. H6 173146 Std 350-400 14-16 150 5 R11 3 Sep-21 £322.65 £322.65 Small (6-10m) 173433 Std 350-400 16-18 150 5 R13 4 Sep-21 £398.25 £398.25 Small (6-10m) Pyrus com. 'Williams' (Pleached) Pear - Eating One of the worlds top produced dessert/fresh eating pears here in various trained shapes. Large, golden yellow skin, brownish red blush, classic shape with smooth, white flesh. Pick when mature, but before ripened. Let ripen in a dry, shady place. Original cultivar name: 'Williams' Bon Chrétien' from France. Plant south or west facing. Pollination Group D. H6 172220 Cand. 175-200 50 3.5 R74c 1 £330.75 £330.75 Clip to Size 172221 Fan 150-175 80 4 R74c 1 £330.75 £330.75 Clip to Size 170845 (P)QS 175-200 14-16 80 4 R66 1 £687.15 £687.15 Clip to Size Pyrus eleagnifolia Oleaster-leafed pear An elegant wild pear grown for its attractive silvery-grey foliage. The name refers to the similarity of its foliage to that of Elaeagnus angustifolia. Although not known for showy spring bloom the crown does bear pretty clusters of white flowers followed by small rounded fruits in autumn. Handles hard pruning very well. Very drought tolerant. H7 155778 Std 450-500 40-45 600 7.5 E01 1 £1,445.85 £1,735.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 154563 Std 500-600 45-50 550 7 E01 1 £1,534.95 £1,841.94 Very Small (up to 6m) Pyrus nivalis Snow pear A small tree with ascending branches, most conspicuous in April when the pure white flowers are produced abundantly and simultaneously with the white-woolly young leaves. The slightly glaucus summer foliage gives the tree an attractive silvery appearance. Can withstand a small supply of water or very high or low temperatures. Very hardy. 164277 Std 450-500 35-40 300 6 E06 2 £708.75 £850.50 Small (6-10m) Pyrus salicifolia 'Pendula' Willow-leaved pear An elegant tree with slender weeping branches and narrow, willow-like, silvery leaves. Creamy-white flowers, opening from pink-tipped buds, cover the tree in April and May followed by small, inedible brownish fruits. Does very well on all types of soils but requires full sunlight to thrive. Can be cut back and trimmed after flowering. H6 172897 Std 300-350 12-14 60 3.5 B13 5 Sep-21 £264.60 £317.52 Very Small (up to 6m) 164820 Std 450-500 25-30 320 6 E04 1 £762.75 £915.30 Very Small (up to 6m) 24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 59 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Quercus agrifolia California live oak Provided its is given a warm home with mild winters (no lower than -4°C) this tree matures into a gorgeous, gnarly, contorted structure with spectacular, thick limbs. The evergreen, dark-green leaves are small and remiscent of holly. Handsome, pointy, reddish-brown acorns in autumn. Thrives in coastal locations but is sensitive to changes in grading and drainage. H3 165358 Std 600-700 60-70 550c S06 1 £4,558.95 £5,470.74 Medium (10-18m) Quercus cerris Turkey oak As an ornamental tree this species is fast-growing and attractive on a grand scale. The silvery-grey bark is roughly cracked and broken into small squarish plates. Leaves are rich, lustrous green. The 3-4cm long acorns, which take two years to mature, are held in cups that are thickly covered with long whiskery and twisted scales. H6 161105 Std 600-700 35-40 350 6 E01 2 £797.85 £957.42 Large (18m +) 167158 Std 700-800 40-45 430 6.5 E01 1 £1,023.30 £1,227.96 Large (18m +) 166048 Std 500-600 45-50 750 7.5 E01 2 £1,227.15 £1,472.58 Large (18m +) 162600 Std 600-700 45-50 750 7.5 E01 1 £1,065.15 £1,278.18 Large (18m +) Quercus dentata 'Carl Ferris Miller' Daimio oak An interesting, rare oak named after a former US soldier who founded the Chollipo Arboretum in Korea. It's upright habit is very handsome but it's its large, leathery leaves which make this tree truly unique. Pleantly glossy green in summer, the foliage turns a mix of red, orange and yellow in autumn, often remaining on the tree through winter. H6 172910 QS 250-300 12-14 130 5 R14 7 Oct-21 £530.55 £636.66 Very Small (up to 6m) Quercus frainetto Hungarian oak This large fast-growing oak is native to southeast Europe and Turkey. It has a broad crown, rugged bark and long lobed, darkgreen leaves turning yellow-brown in autumn. It is specially adapted to heavy acidic soils that can be very dry in summer or waterlogged in spring. However, very sensitive to presence of lime. H6 164290 Std 500-600 35-40 270 5.5 E02 1 £1,678.05 £2,013.66 Large (18m +) Quercus frainetto 'Trump' Hungarian oak This excellent Dutch selection offers a much more upright and tidy habit. The large, dark-green and boldly lobed leaves and rugged bark, cracking into an attractive platelet pattern, are characteristic of the species. Does well in all well-drained soils although it prefers acidic. Tolerates paving and exposed sites. Golden brown autumn colours. H7 173090 Std 400-450 12-14 120 5 R14 3 Oct-21 £348.30 £417.96 Large (18m +) Quercus ilex Holm oak A large tree with attractive, corrugated bark and leathery evergreen leaves. It takes its name from holm, an ancient name for holly. The leaves are glossy, dark green above and pale whitish-grey with dense short hairs below. Edible acorns in autumn. Thrives in all well-drained soils and particularly valuable for coastal planting. H4 173667 3QS 250-300 18-20 110c S07 4 £897.75 £1,077.30 Large (18m +) 173668 3QS 250-300 25-30 130c S07 1 £1,343.25 £1,611.90 Large (18m +) 173718 Std 350-400 14-16 80c M12 1 £504.90 £605.88 Large (18m +) 173666 Std 300-350 16-18 110c S07 9 Oct-21 £672.30 £806.76 Large (18m +) 173719 Std 350-400 16-18 130c M11 2 £604.80 £725.76 Large (18m +) 173727 Std 350-400 18-20 130c M11 3 £727.65 £873.18 Large (18m +) Quercus ilex (Pleached) Holm oak An attractive evergreen with leathery leaves, here in pleached form. It takes its name from holm, an ancient name for holly. The leaves are glossy, dark green above and pale whitish-grey with dense short hairs below. Edible acorns in atumn. Thrives in all well-drained soils and particularly valueble for coastal planting. H6 168045 (P)Low 150-175 25c M10 2 £216.00 £259.20 Clip to Size 169289 (P)Std 300-350 14-16 35c J37 3 £657.45 £788.94 Clip to Size 170198 (P)Std 300-350 16-18 50c J37 2 £868.00 £1,041.60 Clip to Size 170199 (P)Std 300-350 18-20 60 3.5 J37 1 £1,017.90 £1,221.48 Clip to Size 167224 (P)Std 300-350 18-20 65c J37 1 £924.75 £1,109.70 Clip to Size 168511 (P)Std 250-300 18-20 110c J37 1 £1,027.35 £1,232.82 Clip to Size 168510 (P)Std 250-300 25-30 80c J37 1 £1,134.00 £1,360.80 Clip to Size Quercus palustris Pin oak Few oaks can withstand flooding and wet ground as well as this species. The bark is smooth and dark grey become pale like Red oak for many years, then eventually becoming lightly fissured. The smooth leaves are glossy green in summer turning rich brown or fiery-red in autumn. Acorns are 1.2cm and almost round, in thin black cups. H6 172925 Std 500-600 40-45 900 8 Y20 1 Oct-21 £2,679.75 £3,215.70 Large (18m +) Quercus palustris 'Green Dwarf' Pin oak Pin oaks are absolutely gorgeous trees with their delicately fissured leaves, decorative acorns and dazzling, red autumn colours. 'Green Dwarf' is a bush-like sport which allows you to enjoy all the lovely features of the big tree but in a smaller package; often seen grafted onto a trunk. Tolerates a wide range of soils, including wet ones. H6

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 60 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 163499 Std 400-450 40-45 550 7 V03 1 £1,170.45 £1,404.54 Very Small (up to 6m) Quercus petraea Sessile or Durmast oak A close, native relative to the english oak which curiously bears its acorns directly on the outer twigs, rather than on stalks. Often very straight trunk, spreading crown and dark glossy green leaves. Prefers slightly more acid soil and tolerates damp soils better than most oaks. It performs extremely well in exposed, maritime positions. H7 171968 3QS 350-400 14-16 80 4 H11 5 £237.60 £285.12 Large (18m +) 171969 3QS 350-400 14-16 80 4 H11 3 £237.60 £285.12 Large (18m +) 165786 Std 450-500 20-25 110 4 E01 1 £668.25 £801.90 Large (18m +) 166057 Std 500-600 25-30 150 5 E02 1 £672.30 £806.76 Large (18m +) Quercus pontica Armenian oak, Pontine oak This charming oak is a rare species originating from northern Turkey, Armenia and adjacent areas of Russia. Somewhat reminiscent of sweet chestnut the Armenian oak is a slow growing shrub or tree with a broadly-round habit maturing to 6-10m. The mid-green, leathery leaves are distinctly veined and most attractive. Acorns in clusters in autumn. H6 165167 QS 250-300 45-50 1100 Net RollV02 1 Oct-21 £2,689.20 £3,227.04 Small (6-10m) Quercus robur English oak Grown for its characterfully rugged silhouette and abundance of acorns, the English Oak is usually a lowland species, growing on a range of soils from clay to gravel, but not peat. Attractive, though not intense, golden yellow in autumn. A large, spreading, slow grower which can live for centuries. H6 172852 HS 500-600 25-30 300 6 Y25 1 Oct-21 £1,073.25 £1,287.90 Large (18m +) 173047 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B25 2 Oct-21 £206.55 £247.86 Large (18m +) 173049 Std 400-450 16-18 80 4 B25 27 Oct-21 £297.00 £356.40 Large (18m +) 173050 Std 400-450 18-20 120 5 B27 1 Oct-21 £356.40 £427.68 Large (18m +) 172849 Std 600-700 35-40 650 7.5 Y18 2 Oct-21 £2,332.80 £2,799.36 Large (18m +) Quercus robur (Pleached) English oak Our beloved English oak, here in an exciting, trained form offering a unique screening option for a wide range of soils from clay to gravel, except for peat. Rich, green summer colours with attractive, golden-brown tones in autumn. Decorative, brown acorns. The species' natural slow growth requires far less pruning to maintain an attractive frame. H7 165402 (P)Low 300-350 400 6.5 J26 1 Oct-21 £733.32 £879.98 Clip to Size Quercus shumardii Shumard oak Benjamin Franklin Shumard, the State geologist of Texas, was commemorated in the name of this North American tree in 1860. Starts growing in a vase shape but later becomes broad and round. Turns a vibrant orange/red in autumn. Foliage is glossy green, fairly large, deeply lobed leaves. Tolerates strong winds but not maritime exposure. H6 164306 Std 600-700 50-60 700 7.5 E02 1 £1,718.55 £2,062.26 Large (18m +) Quercus suber Cork oak The cork oak, native to southern Europe and North Africa, was in cultivations long before its introduction to the wine industry. Its bark has been used for fishing buoys and sandals. This is a slow grower that, if conditions are favorable, can reach 250 years of age. Spiny, evergreen leaves decorate twisted branches. H4 171474 MS 300-350 55c A07 1 £500.85 £601.02 Medium (10-18m) Quercus suber (Topiary) Cork oak Native to southern Europe and North Africa, the cork oak was in cultivations long before its introduction to the wine industry used for fishing buoys and sandals.. This is a slow grower that, if conditions are favorable, can reach 250 years of age. Spiny, evergreen leaves decorate twisted branches. Trim twice a year to maintain a crisp shape. H4 159898 Cloud 400-450 40-45 110c A07 1 £864.00 £1,036.80 Clip to Size Quercus x warei 'Wind Candle' Oak - hybrid This rare hybrid between Quercus robur (English oak) x Quercus bicolor (Swamp white oak) bears attractive, dark-green leaves with a downy, grey-green underside. The narrow, upright habit is most pleasing providing structure and neatness. Golden-brown autumn leaves are retained over winter. Performs well on all well-drained soils. Very hardy. 164285 Fth 500-600 25-30 120 5 E01 1 £703.35 £844.02 Small (6-10m) Rhamnus frangula 'Asplenifolia' Alder buckthorn Noted for its unusual fern-like leaves, very narrow with an attractive wavy margin, this spreading shrub provides high value for wildlife as well as ornamental interest. The small white flowers aren't very showy but attract bees and are followed by drupes of green berries changing to red, then finally black in September. Good in all moist soils. H7 172837 MS 200-250 240 5.5 B48 1 £1,074.60 £1,289.52 Very Small (up to 6m) 172838 MS 250-300 240 5.5 B50 1 £1,146.15 £1,375.38 Very Small (up to 6m) Rhus typhina Stag's horn sumach A quirky tree, ideal for informal, architectural, or children's gardens. The large, pinnate leaves turn a stunning orange, yellow and purple in autumn, with 'candles' of dark orange to red flowers which persist through winter. Be aware, though, that Rhus typhina is not the most well-behaved of plants! It suckers freely and self-seeds. H6

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 61 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173184 MS 250-300 400 6.5 L31 1 £762.75 £915.30 Very Small (up to 6m) 173194 MS 300-350 400 6.5 L31 2 £1,194.75 £1,433.70 Very Small (up to 6m) Rhus typhina 'Dissecta' Cut-leaved stag's horn sumach A striking, female form similar to the species but with deeply incised leaflets, creating a fern-like effect. Ideal for informal, architectural, or children's gardens. Leaves turn a stunning orange, yellow and purple in autumn, with 'candles' of dark orange to red flowers which persist through winter. Often grown as 'Laciniata'. H6 173117 MS 250-300 370 6 L32 1 £1,197.45 £1,436.94 Very Small (up to 6m) Sambucus nigra f. porphyrophylla 'Eva' Elderberry 'Eva', also known as 'Black Lace', is a stunning elderberry with deeply dissected purplish-black leaves, giving it a lace-like appearance. Pale pink flowers, borne in large flat umbrells throughout summer, contrast beautifully against the dark foliage. May be followed by purple-black berries. Loved by wildlife. Great on all free-draining soils. H6 172979 MS 300-350 300 6 Q05 2 £661.50 £793.80 Very Small (up to 6m) Sequoiadendron giganteum 'Glaucum' Blue Mammoth tree This bluish grey cultivar is similar to the species however it is more conical and doesn't grow as tall. But it does require space as it can reach 40m. When young, the tree is dense and narrow pyramidal with slightly ascending branches. With age the crown will broaden to around 8m. The reddish brown, fibrous bark is thick and deeply grooved. H6 172212 HS 700-800 70-80 1400 Net RollT17 1 £4,995.00 £5,994.00 Large (18m +) Sequoia sempervirens Coast redwood For drama it is hard to beat the Coast redwood. The fissured, red-brown bark, narrow, sky-scraping habit and downward sweeping branches provide a regal spire effect. Leaves are beautifully green above and greenish-white beneath. Ultimately a long lived, huge tree so give it plenty of room to reach its full magnificence. Flat far-reaching roots. H6 172231 MS 700-800 2000 Net RollT19 1 £8,275.50 £9,930.60 Large (18m +) 172610 MS 700-800 2000 Net RollT15 1 £9,660.60 £11,592.72 Large (18m +) 171606 MS 800-900 3600 Net RollT23 1 £8,187.75 £9,825.30 Large (18m +) Sorbus alnifolia var. submollis Korean mountain ash An elegant tree with upswept branches forming a neat, broadly oval canopy. In spring alongside the emerging down-covered new foliage, clusters of white, 1cm wide flowers cover the crown. These are followed by orange to red berries autumn which remain well after leaf fall. Good golden autmn colours. Best in light, acidic, well-drained soil. H5 172498 Std 350-400 16-18 150 5 G04 1 £811.35 £973.62 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus aria 'Magnifica' Whitebeam 'Magnifica', a German cultivar from 1917, is a brilliant upright tree that spreads in a picturesque fashion in middle to old age. The greyish brown bark, leathery white-backed green leaves and downy flower clusters are all similar to the species. The orange to bright red fruits are slightly larger. Tolerates exposed locations. H6 171821 Std 500-600 25-30 380 6 G01 1 £1,255.50 £1,506.60 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus aria 'Majestica' Whitebeam 'Majestica' is, as the name suggests, a larger and more majestic cultivar of the species. In every other aspect it shares its appearence with Sorbus aria. Upright crown the spreads with age. Rich green leaves with a downy, white underside. White spring flowers followed by red fruits in autumn. An easy to grow tree. H6 172913 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 B14 1 £229.50 £275.40 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus auc. 'Sheerwater Seedling' Rowan A medium sized tree with an upright habit. It has fine, compound leaves that are blue-green, turning to yellow in autumn. Creamy-white spring flowers and clusters of orange-red autumn fruit that turn bright red with age. As garden trees they prefer sandy slightly acid soils. Note: Fruit, if swallowed, may cause stomach upsets. H6 173053 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 B28 3 £226.80 £272.16 Medium (10-18m) 173289 Std 450-500 16-18 120 5 G02 5 £346.95 £416.34 Medium (10-18m) 172953 Std 500-600 30-35 750 7.5 G01 2 £1,197.45 £1,436.94 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus aucuparia Rowan The Rowan is an attractive slender tree with greyish downy winter buds that open to dark green leaves, turning red or yellow in autumn. Clusters of creamy-white flowers in late spring are followed by brilliant orange to scarlet autumn berries. Thrives best away from hot dry conditions. Both flowers and berries attract wildlife. Very hardy. 172005 MS 200-250 170 5 G01 2 £330.75 £396.90 Medium (10-18m) 172943 MS 300-350 180 5 Q05 2 £657.45 £788.94 Medium (10-18m) 173051 Std 350-400 16-18 120 5 B28 1 £252.45 £302.94 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus aucuparia 'Autumn Spire' Mountain ash A very handsome mountain ash with upright branches forming a neat, columnar habit. In spring, clusters of white flowers decorate the tree, later followed by yellow berries, perfectly accentuated by the striking burgandy autumn foliage. Perfect for the smaller garden with limited space. Great on all well-drained soils. Tolerates exposure. H6

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 62 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 173539 Std 400-450 16-18 170 5 G03 2 Sep-21 £398.25 £477.90 Very Small (up to 6m) Sorbus commixta Japanese rowan Compact, broadly conical shaped tree with long tapered, glossy dark green leaves. Small white flowers, set in corymbs, unfold in spring followed by orange-red berries. The foliage turns lovely shades of yellow, red or purple in autumn. This small tree is ideal for any sized garden and it can tolerate most soils, including clay. H6 173054 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B28 1 £213.30 £255.96 Small (6-10m) 173055 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 B28 5 £267.30 £320.76 Small (6-10m) Sorbus intermedia Swedish whitebeam This is one of the most important trees for decorative and shelter planting in the far north of Europe. It tolerates servere climatic conditions and polution. Dense head of ascending branches, creating an oval crown. Dark green coarsely toothed leaves. Scented flowers in late spring followed by orange-red fruits in bunches. H6 162038 MS 450-500 850 7.5R River 1 £1,023.30 £1,227.96 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus intermedia 'Brouwers' Swedish whitebeam An excellent selection of Swedish whitebeam which has more ascending branches than the species resulting in a more uniformly ovoid crown making it an excellent street tree. Beautiful dark-green leaves with white felt-like underside complements the smooth dark bark. Creamy white flowers are followed by orange-red fruits that remain until October. H6 173506 Std 350-400 14-16 120 5 G03 10 Sep-21 £396.90 £476.28 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus 'Joseph Rock' Mountain ash Originally collected from Yundshi Mountain in Yunnan 1932, this erect tree remains fairly small with light, mid-green, airy foliage and amazing red, orange, copper and purple autumn colours. Clusters of white flowers appear in spring and are followed in autumn by small amber berries that will decorate the tree well after the leaves have fallen. H6 173507 Std 450-500 18-20 100 4 G02 10 Sep-21 £626.40 £751.68 Small (6-10m) Sorbus latifolia 'Atrovirens' Whitebeam An excellent cultivar of whitebeam with a neat, broadly pyramidal crown capable of managing dry, nutrient poor and windy locations. The glossy dark green leaves have an intriguing yellow/grey felted underside, creating a nice contrast. Cream-coloured flowers in May followed by reddish-orange fruits which are loved by birds. H6 172126 Std 600-700 35-40 800 7.5 U06 4 £967.95 £1,161.54 Small (6-10m) Sorbus latifolia 'Henk Vink' Whitebeam This Dutch cultivar is a fast growing, medium sized tree with a broadly pyramidical crown. Leaves, unfolding from downy shoots, are glossy green above and grey-felted beneath. Blooms are creamy white followed by russet-yellow berries in autumn. Praised for its urban qualities, this cultivar is an excellent choice for park, street or avenue. H6 173540 Std 400-450 18-20 120 5 G01 3 Sep-21 £461.70 £554.04 Medium (10-18m) 173541 Std 450-500 25-30 260 5.5 G01 2 Sep-21 £1,047.60 £1,257.12 Medium (10-18m) 172546 Std 600-700 60-70 1300 Net RollU20 1 £3,676.00 £4,411.20 Medium (10-18m) Sorbus 'Leonard Messel' Rowan/Mountain ash As with most rowans, 'Leonard Messel' offers good spring interest with white flowers and handsome pinnate dark-green foliage, followed by attractive pink berries and great autumn colour. It is also easy to grow on all free-draining soils. What sets it apart is its size and tidy oval habit, reaching max 5m in height, making it perfect for smaller gardens. H6 172855 Fth 350-400 25-30 150 5 B End 4 £997.65 £1,197.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 172856 Fth 400-450 25-30 170 5 B58 1 £1,067.85 £1,281.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Sorbus 'Lombart's Golden Wonder' Mountain ash A strong, fast-growing mountain ash with an upright habit when young, developing into a neat, broadly-pyramidal tree. White flowers in spring are followed by decorative golden-yellow berries in autumn. The elegant pinnate leaves, emerald green in summer, also delight with a radiant symphony of gold and orange. Tolerates exposure. H6 173434 Std 400-450 16-18 80 4 E02 8 Sep-21 £390.15 £468.18 Medium (6-12m) Sorbus 'Sunshine' Rowan This delightful tree is a seedling from 'Joseph Rock' hence many characteristics are similar such as the juvenile upright, later broadening habit and the handsome autumn colour display. The most significant difference are the spectacular, bright yellow berries appearing in late summer to early autumn and persist well into winter. Best in full sun. H6 173435 Std 350-400 12-14 50 3.5 E02 1 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Small (6-10m) Sorbus torminalis Wild service tree Native to England and Wales, the wild service tree is an impressive species developing a broadly-rounded habit and generous height. The pinnately lobed leaves are rich green, created a lovely backdrop for the white summer flowers. Come autumn, these are followed by reddish-brown fruit as the canopy turns a warm mix of red to bronze. H6 173436 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 E02 4 Sep-21 £298.35 £358.02 Large (18m +) Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' Ulleung Island rowan

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 63 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Sorbus ulleungensis 'Olympic Flame' A handsome rowan with an upright, culumnar habit and lush, dark-green, pinnate leaves. Creamy-white flowers open in late spring followed by lustrous red berries in autumn. The berries are accompanied by a stunning canopy of vibrant reds and oranges. Does well on all soils (except chalk) in sun or partial shade. Can be planted on an exposed site. H6 172918 HS 300-350 16-18 150 5 G03 3 £598.00 £717.60 Small (6-10m) 173465 MS 150-175 65c U06 2 £398.25 £477.90 Small (6-10m) 173463 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B22 1 Sep-21 £311.85 £374.22 Small (6-10m) 172807 Std 300-350 12-14 80 4 B04 20 £248.40 £298.08 Small (6-10m) 172898 Std 300-350 16-18 160 5 G02 8 £398.25 £477.90 Small (6-10m) 172808 Std 450-500 20-25 200 5.5 G01 5 £990.90 £1,189.08 Small (6-10m) 171823 Std 500-600 25-30 420 6.5 G01 2 £1,321.65 £1,585.98 Small (6-10m) Sorbus vilmorinii Rowan Introduced in 1889, this species is an elegant, small, spreading deciduous tree growing to 5m in height. Its green, fern-like leaves turn bronze, orange or purple in autumn. Flat heads of creamy-white flowers are followed by rose-red fruits, gradually passing through pink to white flushed with rose. Suitable for small gardens. H6

173505 Std 350-400 14-16 80 4 G02 3 Sep-21 £292.95 £351.54 Very Small (up to 6m) 170625 Std 500-600 20-25 200 5.5 G04 2 £772.20 £926.64 Very Small (up to 6m) Staphylea colchica Ivory-flowered bladdernut A handsome shrub, broadly-upright when young becoming cascading with agre, bearing pendulous panicles of white, sweetly scented flowers in spring followed by peculiar but intreaguing inflated fruits. Both the foliage and the fruits take on a yellow to red-orange flush as autumn approaches, creating a most decorative display. H5 169714 MS 250-300 400 6.5 B58 1 Oct-21 £797.85 £957.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Stewartia monadelpha Tall Stewartia In its natural habitat this Stewartia can grow up to 20m, hence the name, but rarely is seen beyond 7-8m in the UK. With its glorious tanned bark, Camellia-like flowers in summer, rich dark-green leaves and stunning yellow, red and purple autumn colours, this tree is a treasure to behold all year round. Avoid wet and compacted soils. H5 168067 HS 250-300 14-16 45c F05 2 £535.95 £643.14 Small (6-10m) 168867 QS 200-250 20-25 45c F05 1 £603.45 £724.14 Small (6-10m) Stewartia pseudocamellia Japanese stewartia A somewhat tropical looking tree producing creamy-white flowers over several weeks in July and August, giving way to firm red glossy fruits. Stunning, flaking bark and attractive ovate leaves which turn rich orange to red in autumn. Requires semi-shade and a moist, loamy, acidic soil. They resent disturbance and once planted are best left alone. H5 173169 MS 300-350 280 5.5 U06 2 £1,289.25 £1,547.10 Large (18m +) Stewartia rostrata Stewartia An attrative Stewartia with an upright to spreading habit bearing gorgeous, white, single flowers with bright yellow stamens in May-June framed by colourful maroon bracts. The glossy dark-green foliage takes on a superb reddish-purple glow in autumn. Performs at its best in a moist, well drained, acidic to neutral sandy loam. Perfect in woodlands. H5 169757 Fth 200-250 18-20 200 5.5 W06 1 £1,024.65 £1,229.58 Small (6-10m) Stewartia sinensis Chinese stewartia An elegant tree with upright, arching branches and gorgeous peeling, papery brown and purple bark. In summer beautiful, single and scented, camellia-like flowers unfold, 4-5cm across. Leaves are ovate, dark-green in summer turning a flaming red in autumn. Superb for informal or cottage gardens. Grow in acidic, humus-rich, well-drained soil. H5 172255 Fth 10-12 250 5.5 Z01 3 £1,009.80 £1,211.76 Medium (10-18m) 172257 HS 450-500 25-30 470 6.5 W02 1 £2,849.85 £3,419.82 Medium (10-18m) 168231 MS 800-900 1000 9 V01 1 £7,246.80 £8,696.16 Medium (10-18m) 172624 QS 450-500 30-35 470 6.5 W02 1 £2,849.85 £3,419.82 Medium (10-18m) Styrax japonicus Japanese snowbell Japanese snowbell is a compact, deciduous flowering tree with horizontal branching and a rounded crown. Pure white, fragrant, pendent flowers appear in late spring and summer followed by greening-brown olive-shaped drupes. Gray bark fissures on older branches to reveal orange inner bark which can be attractive in winter. H5 168376 HS 450-500 35-40 380 6 F05 1 £2,457.00 £2,948.40 Small (6-10m) 170719 MS 150-175 100 4 R74c 1 £372.60 £447.12 Small (6-10m) 170720 MS 150-175 110 4 R74c 1 £400.95 £481.14 Small (6-10m) 172824 MS 250-300 270 5.5 B End 3 £1,027.35 £1,232.82 Small (6-10m) 172075 QS 200-250 14-16 160 5 F06 1 £441.45 £529.74 Small (6-10m) 172076 QS 300-350 25-30 200 5.5 F05 2 £638.55 £766.26 Small (6-10m) 172284 Std 250-300 10-12 70 3.5 F05 1 £386.10 £463.32 Small (6-10m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 64 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 172101 Std 250-300 14-16 270 5.5 F04 2 £607.50 £729.00 Small (6-10m) 162930 Std 400-450 20-25 250 5.5 F05 1 £901.80 £1,082.16 Small (6-10m) 166333 Std 400-450 25-30 310 6 F05 1 Oct-21 £937.04 £1,124.45 Small (6-10m) 162570 Std 450-500 25-30 230 5.5 F05 1 £982.80 £1,179.36 Small (6-10m) 167096 Std 500-600 30-35 450 6.5 F01 1 Oct-21 £1,214.73 £1,457.68 Small (6-10m) 166334 Std 500-600 30-35 320 6 F01 3 £1,128.60 £1,354.32 Small (6-10m) Styrax japonicus 'Fragrant Fountain' Japanese snowbell As the name suggests, 'Fragrant Fountain' is weeping cultivar. Branches arch outwards and down, forming a dense, spreading, cascading mound. Come end of May, snowdrop-like, fragrant flowers emerge, enveloping the 'waterfall' in a profusion of white. The flowers are followed by olive-like fruits. Very attractive red and gold autumn colours. H5 172568 MS 200-250 60 3.5 R74c 4 £251.10 £301.32 Very Small (up to 6m) Styrax japonicus 'Pink Chimes' Japanese snowbell A slightly more unusual Japanese snowbell where the spreading branches bear pink flowers instead of white. The small bell-shaped blooms emerge in late May to June, dangling beneath the canopy like precious jewels, giving off a pleasant mild scent. Attractive cracking bark and good autumn colours. Requires acidic soil. H5 172256 MS 300-350 250 5.5 Z01 1 £1,243.35 £1,492.02 Very Small (up to 6m) Styrax obassia Fragrant snowbell A most elegant tree with a slightly upright habit becoming broadly round with age. The smooth grey branches with their numerous twists, turns and sinuations are most attractive. In May to June white flowers peak out from under the dark-green foliage developing into 20cm long, fragrant, highly decorative, pendulous racemes. H6 172127 Std 300-350 12-14 120 5 F04 1 £538.65 £646.38 Small (6-10m) 170560 Std 350-400 14-16 120 5 E02 2 £606.15 £727.38 Small (6-10m) Sycoparrotia semidecidua Sycoparrotia A fascinating intergeneric hybrid between persian ironwood (Parrotia) and Chinese fighazel (Sycopsis) which produces clusters of flowers on bare branches in spring with very showy red anthers. The spreading habit and oblong leaves creates a handsome summer scenery, with foliage turning yellow to purple in autumn. Avoid chalky/alkaline soils. H6 169704 MS 250-300 150 5 K05 4 £807.30 £968.76 Very Small (up to 6m) 172252 MS 500-600 520 7 P04 2 £2,199.15 £2,638.98 Very Small (up to 6m) Sycopsis sinensis Chinese fighazel An evergreen conical shrub, native to central China, with dark green, leathery leaves. In spring, dense clusters of creamy white flowers develop from chocolate-brown buds. Grow in moist, well drained, neutral to acid soil in full sun/part shade. Shelter from cold drying winds. H3 167230 MS 250-300 950 8 R33 1 £1,175.85 £1,411.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 167233 MS 250-300 900 8 Q07 1 £1,175.85 £1,411.02 Very Small (up to 6m) 162723 Std 500-600 30-35 250 5.5 F05 1 Oct-21 £891.00 £1,069.20 Very Small (up to 6m) Syringa josikaea Hungarian lilac Native to Hungary, Romania and Ukraine, this sweet lilac may look delicate but it actually prefers cooler climates and is fully hardy down to -30°C! The scented pink flowers, unfolding from purple buds in May, are less clustered than S. vulgaris. The leaves are also smaller, giving the plant an elegant and dainty appearance. Not for acid soil. H7 172042 Std 400-450 30-35 550 7 G01 1 £1,421.55 £1,705.86 Small (up to 6m) Syringa vul. 'Prince Wolkonsky' Lilac 'Prince Wolkonsky' is the perfect choice for those wanting a colourful addition to their garden. In May to June panicles of dark pink buds open up to, sweetly scented, purple-pink, star-shaped flowers with beautifully cupped petals. The heart-shaped foliage, lush, mid-green foliage is pleasing throughout the season. Good in all free-draining soils. H6 173292 MS 250-300 200 5.5 K07 1 £595.35 £714.42 Very Small (up to 6m) Taxodium distichum Bald cypress or Swamp cypress This deciduous conifer was introduced to Europe from eastern North America in 1640 where is grows in various wetlands. Although it thrives in very wet conditions it will grow perfectly well on dryer sites. Soft, pale green needles emerge in spring. In autumn these turn through brick red to golden-brown before falling. Young trees vulnerable to frost. H7 173364 Fth 200-250 10-12 80 4 T08 10 Sep-21 £376.65 £451.98 Large (18m +) 173395 Fth 250-300 10-12 80 4 T08 1 Sep-21 £425.25 £510.30 Large (18m +) 173641 HS 250-300 14-16 180 5 T08 1 Sep-21 £444.15 £532.98 Large (18m +) 172112 HS 700-800 50-60 1300 Net RollT24 2 £3,906.90 £4,688.28 Large (18m +) 173644 QS 250-300 12-14 80 4 T08 1 Sep-21 £425.25 £510.30 Large (18m +) 172361 Std 900-1000 80-90 3000 Net RollV01 1 £4,972.00 £5,966.40 Large (18m +) Taxodium distichum 'Shawnee Brave' Bald cypress or Swamp cypress

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 65 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Taxodium distichum 'Shawnee Brave' 'Shawnee Brave', also known as 'Mickelson', offers a very neat and narrow, conical habit with denser foliage than the species. The needles emerge on bare branches in spring, maturing to a rich green in summer then turning an attractive orange/cinnamon brown in autumn. Loves a place in full sun with moist acidic soil. Tolerates wet soil. H7 172912 HS 250-300 14-16 130 5 T24 2 Sep-21 £456.30 £547.56 Large (18m +) Taxus baccata English yew A hardy, slow-growing, dignified and extremely long-lived conifer with short, deep green needles and an adundance of soft, red, decorative berries in late summer. Very easy to shape and topiarise over time for a dramatic, stately effect. Tolerant of shade, dry soils and a wide range of soils including chalk and limestone. NOTE: Entire plant is toxic! H6 170869 Cone 400-450 750 7.5 Z01 4 £1,777.95 £2,133.54 Large (18m +) 172405 HS 450-500 50-60 1200 Net RollT03 2 £5,285.25 £6,342.30 Large (18m +) 171350 MS 150-175 50 3.5 M08 4 £197.10 £236.52 Large (18m +) 168286 MS 200-250 1000 9 V03 1 £4,090.50 £4,908.60 Large (18m +) 171834 MS 250-300 180c Z01 2 £1,209.60 £1,451.52 Large (18m +) 169138 MS 350-400 2000 Net RollZ01 5 £4,094.55 £4,913.46 Large (18m +) 165066 MS 800-900 4700 Net RollV02 1 £15,357.60 £18,429.12 Large (18m +) 169933 Std 300-350 25-30 150 5 M08 3 £783.00 £939.60 Large (18m +) 164361 Std 500-600 35-40 550 7 T18 1 £3,824.55 £4,589.46 Large (18m +) 172235 Std 400-450 40-45 950 8 U11 1 £3,707.10 £4,448.52 Large (18m +) 167908 Umbr. 300-350 1000 9 X72 2 £4,098.60 £4,918.32 Large (18m +) Taxus baccata 'Elegantissima' (Topiary) Golden yew Yew is the classical choice for topiary with its dense branches and small leaves, creating crisp and attractive shapes and forms. Utilising a golden yew provides an additional dimention of interest with an intriguing depth of colour. Plant in a well-draining soil and trim twice in the growing season to maintain a crisp shape. H6 169834 Ball 150-175 1600 Net RollV01 1 £2,288.25 £2,745.90 Clip to Size Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata Aurea' Yew 'Fastigiata Aurea' is, as the name suggests, upright and golden. The older needles are glossy dark green, but the new growth is tinted gold, giving the shrub a striking luminescent appearance. Yews are not very fussy, they tolerate most soils and do well in full sun as well as shade. The entire plant is toxic, especially the seeds. H5 172954 Shrub 300-350 1000 9 V01 4 Sep-21 £1,849.50 £2,219.40 Small (6-10m) Taxus baccata (Hedging) English yew Evergreen. A hardy, slow-growing, dignified and extremely long-lived conifer with short, deep green 'needles' and producing soft red berries which look luscious but MUST NOT be eaten! 6' in 10 years. Very easy to shape and topiarise over time. H6 173180 Hdg 125-150 35 X02 6 Sep-21 £85.00 £102.00 Clip to Size 173524 Hdg 125-150 30 Y40 26 Sep-21 £97.20 £116.64 Clip to Size Taxus baccata (Topiary) English yew Taxus have long been used in formative pruning creating everything from seamless, flowing hedging to elaborate, centre-piece sculptures. Topiary is a great way of adding a formal or playful touch to a garden. They can be places in borders or displayed in an elegant pot. Prune 1-2 times a years to retain a crisp shape. NOTE: Plant is toxic. H6 171349 Ball 125-150 350 6 V01 3 £1,576.80 £1,892.16 Clip to Size 171970 Beehive 125-150 150 5 U01 2 £552.15 £662.58 Clip to Size 169937 Beehive 150-175 550 7 V02 1 £1,144.80 £1,373.76 Clip to Size 171971 Beehive 150-175 150 5 U01 2 £685.80 £822.96 Clip to Size 169939 Beehive 200-250 1100 Net RollV01 1 £3,503.25 £4,203.90 Clip to Size 169940 Beehive 300-350 950 8 Z02 2 £6,698.70 £8,038.44 Clip to Size 167904 Beehive 300-350 950 8 U02 1 £6,677.10 £8,012.52 Clip to Size 166687 Beehive 300-350 1000 9 V01 1 £3,854.25 £4,625.10 Clip to Size 169843 Block 100-125 500 7 V01 1 £2,096.55 £2,515.86 Clip to Size 167906 Block 250-300 650 7.5 E01 4 £4,931.55 £5,917.86 Clip to Size 169841 Block 075-100 550 7 V01 1 £1,782.00 £2,138.40 Clip to Size 169941 Cone 250-300 1400 Net RollV02 1 £4,899.15 £5,878.98 Clip to Size 169942 Cone 350-400 1100 Net OfficeRoll 2 £5,397.30 £6,476.76 Clip to Size 169690 Cylinder 200-250 1300 Net RollV02 1 £1,915.65 £2,298.78 Clip to Size 172623 Dome 125-150 350 6 Z02 1 £1,368.90 £1,642.68 Clip to Size Taxus x media 'Hicksii' Yew Yews are commonly seen as formal topiary, hedging or free growing trees. Here the lower branches are removed to produce an exciting 'legged up' specimen retaining its gorgeous free flowing crown; a playful mix between natural and formal. Does well in sun as well as shade. Prefers acidic soil. NOTE: Seeds highly toxic. Hardiness rating H7.

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 66 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 166432 MS 450-500 1700 Net RollV01 1 £4,228.20 £5,073.84 Very Small (up to 6m) Thuja occidentalis 'Brabant' Western arborvitae An extremely hardy, columnar tree which although evergreen often takes on a subtle bronze hue in winter. Branches are spreading, upcurved at the tips; its folige rich emerald green, reminiscent of scales on a fish. Gorgeous, reddish-brown, peeling bark. Good on any well-drained soil. Good resistance to wind, no tolerance to paving. H7 173163 MS 700-800 3000 Net RollV03 1 £3,866.40 £4,639.68 Large (18m +) 173182 MS 700-800 3000 Net RollU14 2 £3,866.40 £4,639.68 Large (18m +) Thuja plicata 'Excelsa' Western red cedar A fast-growing, incredibly hardy evergreen conifer with a loose, pyramidal form and bright-green, soft-textured foliage turning bronze-green in winter. Excellent for hedges in formal or semi-formal plantings and screens. Also attractive as groupings or planted as single landscape specimen. Performs best in moist, rich, well-drained soil in full sun. Very hardy. 172609 Std 700-800 70-80 1400 Net RollU17 1 £4,425.30 £5,310.36 Large (18m +) Thuja plicata 'Excelsa' (Hedging) Western Red Cedar An extremely hardy, evergreen conifer with a dense, billowing habit and attractive texture. A moderate grower that is fairly easy to control if trimmed in spring and late summer. Best in full sun and sheltered from cold drying winds. H7 173057 Hdg 175-200 35 M21 64 £132.30 £158.76 Clip to Size 173354 Hdg 450-500 380 6 X53 10 £799.20 £959.04 Clip to Size 173378 Hdg 700-800 900 8 T03 11 £2,733.75 £3,280.50 Clip to Size Tilia cordata 'Green Globe' Small-leaved lime A dwarf form of small-leaved lime grafted onto a trunk to create a neat and very manageble little tree. The crown will naturally remain small, reaching only 4m in width at most. The foliage is akin to the species, a lustrous green turning bright yellow in autumn. Flowers are insignificant but carry a lovely scent. A perfect tree for smaller spaces. H6 166264 Std 300-350 20-25 230 5.5 R23 2 £612.90 £735.48 Very Small (up to 6m) Tilia cordata 'Greenspire' Small-leaved lime The species, Tilia cordata, dates back thousands of years and is considered a heritage tree in England. The cultivar 'Greenspire' has upright branches and narrower crown than the species. Leaves are heart-shaped and rich green with a paler underside. Clusters of scented, yellow flowers in June. Great for urban sites. Tolerates shade very well. H6 172857 Std 350-400 12-14 80 4 B09 29 £178.20 £213.84 Medium (10-18m) 172947 Std 400-450 16-18 120 5 B18 17 £306.45 £367.74 Medium (10-18m) 170240 Std 500-600 30-35 350 6 R23 2 £770.85 £925.02 Medium (10-18m) 165576 Std 500-600 40-45 550 7 K12 1 £1,297.35 £1,556.82 Medium (10-18m) 167152 Std 600-700 45-50 650 7.5 K12 1 £1,718.55 £2,062.26 Medium (10-18m) Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange' Small-leaved lime Discovered as a seedling in the wild, 'Winter Orange' offers a striking display of colourful orange-red twigs, providing excellent winter interest. A handsome, broadly-oval habit bearing rich dark-green heart-shaped leaves, turning golden-yellow in autumn. Fragrant, white flowers in June followed by felted fruits. Tolerates exposure once established. H7 173596 Std 500-600 20-25 190 5 Y28 2 £1,298.70 £1,558.44 Small (6-10m) Tilia platyphyllos 'Rubra' Red-twigged lime An attractive cultivar of the large-leaved lime, offering the same stately broadly-oval habit, large heart-shaped leaves as the species but with added interest of colourful orange-red winter twigs. Leaves also emerge red-tinted before turning dark-green. Fragrant flowers in June followed by winged fruits. Great nectar source for wildlife. Not for paved sites. H6 173597 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 Y27 9 £589.95 £707.94 Medium (10-18m) Tilia x euchlora Crimean lime This hybrid is thought to originiate from the Crimea in southern Ukraine around 1860. It is an unmistakable tree with brilliant glossy deep green leaves and pendulous lower branches. Creamy-yellow, fragrant, flowers in drooping clusters appear in mid-summer. Sometimes grafted onto Common lime. Aphid resistant. Shelter from strong winds. H6 171766 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 H14 1 £205.20 £246.24 Medium (10-18m) 171586 Std 400-450 18-20 110 4 C03 1 £303.75 £364.50 Medium (10-18m) 169160 Std 400-450 18-20 200 5.5 C03 6 £306.45 £367.74 Medium (10-18m) 171619 Std 500-600 25-30 250 5.5 X61 2 £483.30 £579.96 Medium (10-18m) 168530 Std 450-500 25-30 300 6 X62 2 £519.75 £623.70 Medium (10-18m) 167049 Std 450-500 30-35 250 5.5 X62 1 £614.25 £737.10 Medium (10-18m) Tilia x euchlora (Pleached) Crimean lime This hybrid is thought to originiate from the Crimea in southern Ukraine around 1860. It is an unmistakable tree with brilliant glossy deep green leaves. Creamy-yellow, fragrant, flowers in drooping clusters appear in mid-summer. Prune once or twice a year to keep desired pleach shape. Aphid resistant. Shelter from strong winds. H6 172650 (P)Std 350-400 20-25 130 5 J31 1 £538.65 £646.38 Clip to Size

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 67 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity 165404 (P)Std 350-400 30-35 500 7 R74b 4 £931.50 £1,117.80 Clip to Size Tilia x europaea 'Pallida' Kaiserlinde Kaiserlinde is German meaning Emperor's lime which aptly fits this attractive tree. Due to its tidy, broadly conical crown and good reaction to pollarding this has become one of the most common street trees. Leaves are pale green with a yellowish underside. Yellow, scented, blossoms in early summer. Tolerant of most soils. Wind resistant. ADVISORY: this tree is densely suckering, so requires regular pruning at the base to keep tidy. Hardy. 172502 MS 600-700 850 7.5 Z01 1 £1,474.20 £1,769.04 Large (18m +) 170235 Std 450-500 20-25 150 5 R22 2 £372.60 £447.12 Large (18m +) 170236 Std 450-500 25-30 230 5.5 R22 3 £504.90 £605.88 Large (18m +) 170226 Std 500-600 30-35 350 6 R23 3 £801.90 £962.28 Large (18m +) Tilia x euro. 'Pallida' (Pleached) Kaiserlinde With its quick growth and lush, cascading foliage this tree makes a fantastic pleach. Foliage phases from luminous lime green, to green, to buttery yellow in autumn. Tolerant of most soils and wind resistant. Avoid sites near cars/windows as sticky honeydew is dropped in late summer. Requires regular pruning to keep its shape. Hardy. 167331 (P)HS 350-400 50-60 500 7 R74b 1 £1,381.00 £1,657.20 Clip to Size 167330 (P)Std 400-450 40-45 400 6.5 R74b 1 £1,136.70 £1,364.04 Clip to Size 170213 (P)Std 450-500 45-50 650 7.5 R74b 5 £1,460.70 £1,752.84 Clip to Size 159529 (P)Std 500-600 60-70 800 7.5 R74b 1 £1,729.35 £2,075.22 Clip to Size 172783 (P)Std 450-500 60-70 800 7.5 R74b 1 £1,729.35 £2,075.22 Clip to Size Tsuga canadensis Eastern Hemlock The Eastern Hemlock is a large evergreen conifer of somber, mysterious character. It can reach up to 30 meters with widely spreading horizontal branches which droop slightly at the tips for a layered effect. Superb when planted as a solitary specimen in parks and large gardens, where its shape can be appreciated. Best in moist, slightly acidic soil. H7 170896 Fth 250-300 16-18 270 5.5 T04 1 £525.15 £630.18 Large (18m +) 170983 Fth 450-500 35-40 550 7 T04 1 £1,687.50 £2,025.00 Large (18m +) 169730 Fth 500-600 35-40 480 6.5 T05 1 £2,147.85 £2,577.42 Large (18m +) 173077 Fth 500-600 45-50 1100 Net RollT05 1 £3,365.55 £4,038.66 Large (18m +) 166292 Fth 700-800 70-80 1400 Net RollT13 1 £6,525.90 £7,831.08 Large (18m +) 171317 HS 450-500 40-45 550 7 T05 1 £1,298.70 £1,558.44 Large (18m +) 169662 QS 400-450 35-40 480 6.5 T05 1 £1,089.45 £1,307.34 Large (18m +) Ulmus 'Dodoens' Elm This fast-growing elm, a cross between Exeter elm and Himalayan elm, has a narrow, upright habit when young, maturing into a broadly-oval tree of impressive stature. The silvery bark fissures with age, creating a pleasing pattern. Lush dark-green leaves turning golden yellow in autumn. NOTE: Sensitive to Dutch elm disease. H6 171934 Std 1100-1200 60-70 1800 Net RollV01 1 £4,471.20 £5,365.44 Medium (10-18m) Viburnum opulus Guelder rose A vigorous shrub of spreading habit with 3-5 lobed, maple like leaves which colour in autumn. Golf-ball size clusters of white, lacecap-like flowers borne in profusion in June or July followed by red, berry-like fruits in autumn which often persist long into winter and attracts wildlife. Plant in partial or full shade in well-drained, moist soil. H6 166469 MS 350-400 350 6 P02 1 £1,312.20 £1,574.64 Very Small (up to 6m) Viburnum opulus (Hedging) Guelder Rose A fairly vigourous growing deciduous shrub with maple-like leaves, which colour well in autumn. Bears golf-ball size clusters of white flowers in profusion in June/July followed by red berry-like fruits that persist long into winter. Flat surface roots. 173367 Hdg 100-125 35 X50 52 £66.15 £79.38 Clip to Size Viburnum plicatum 'Mariesii' Japanese snowball bush A superb shrub with an attractive tiered or layered arrangement of branching. Its abundance of flowers, appearing with the lush green, deeply veined leaves in late spring, gives the effect of a snow-laden bush. The leaves colour spectacular shades of red and purple in autumn, providing three season interest. H6 172826 MS 175-200 220 5.5 B End 1 £835.65 £1,002.78 Very Small (up to 6m) Viburnum plicatum 'Mariesii' (Hedging) Japanese snowball bush A superb shrub with an attractive tiered or layered arrangement of branching. Its abundance of flowers, appearing with the lush green, deeply veined leaves in late spring, gives the effect of a snow-laden bush. The leaves colour spectacular shades of red and purple in autumn, providing three season interest. H6 169425 Hdg 150-175 100 4 E06 1 £407.70 £489.24 Clip to Size Viburnum plicatum 'Rotundifolium' Japanese snowball bush A most handsome cultivar with, as the name suggests, more rounded, deeply veined, dark-green leaves. Branches arch up and outwards, forming a broadly rounded habit. In late spring to early summer, delicate snowball-like clusters of white flowers emerge, creating a dramatic appearance. Stunning red and purple autumn colours. H7 173118 MS 150-175 260 5.5 B05 1 £772.20 £926.64 Very Small (up to 6m) 172841 MS 150-175 220 5.5 B32 2 £788.40 £946.08 Very Small (up to 6m)

24/09/2021 www.majestictrees.co.uk 01582 843881 [email protected] Page 68 of 69 Batch No. Form Size in cm Pot Area Qty Shipping Price Price inc Size at (height) (girth) Size(L) Avail After ex VAT VAT Maturity Viburnum tinus 'Lucidum' French laurustinus 'Lucidum' is a vigorous form with slightly larger leaves than the species. Also the flowerheads, opening white in March and April, are larger than the type. In all other aspects similar. Good structural habit; leaves evergreen, dark green and elliptic; blackish-blue berries follow the flowers. Tolerates pruning well, but will reduce flowering. H4 172692 Std 250-300 10-12 45c S11 1 £372.60 £447.12 Very Small (up to 6m) 173722 Std 250-300 10-12 45c M10 10 Oct-21 £371.25 £445.50 Very Small (up to 6m) 173593 Std 350-400 12-14 70c S11 1 £457.65 £549.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 173723 Std 300-350 12-14 90c M11 17 Oct-21 £457.65 £549.18 Very Small (up to 6m) 173724 Std 350-400 14-16 130c M11 1 Oct-21 £546.75 £656.10 Very Small (up to 6m) Viburnum x burkwoodii Viburnum An attractive hybrid between V. carlesii x V. utile. Spring flowers open pink, then wash to white. The 4 inch blooms fill the air with perfume, attracting bees and butterflies. These are followed by black berries which ripen to red in late summer. Dark red autumn colours. A great all-rounder for the border, providing both evergreen structure and blossom. H6 172034 HS 250-300 08-10 70 3.5 C09 1 £409.00 £490.80 Very Small (up to 6m) 173340 HS 250-300 12-14 130 5 C09 4 £529.20 £635.04 Very Small (up to 6m) 173341 HS 250-300 14-16 130 5 C09 4 £665.55 £798.66 Very Small (up to 6m) Vitis vinifera Common grape vine Native to the Mediterranean, the common grape vine is an old cultivated species dating back to the Neolithic Era, 10,000-2000 BC. It is a liana, a woody climber, with rounded 3-5 lobed, toothed leaves, grey hairy at first. Produces spherical berries (grapes) up to 3cm long which can be green, red or purple (black). Grow in well-drained soil. H5 172767 3QS 20-25 50c Office 1 £569.70 £569.70 Very Small (up to 6m) Wisteria sinensis 'Prolific' Chinese wisteria An attractive woody climber with pinnate, dark-green leaves and fragrant, lilac flowers. In May, as the foliage starts to emerge, pendulous racemes unfold resulting in a stunning waterfall-like effect of blue-violet flowers; these are later followed by bean-like, green seed pods. Requires regular pruning in order to control size and shape. Harmful if eaten. H6 173690 3QS 175-200 12-14 80c GH 1 £402.30 £482.76 Clip to Size 173691 3QS 175-200 16-18 90c GH 1 £595.35 £714.42 Clip to Size Wisteria sinensis (White) Chinese wisteria The classic wall climbing wisteria producing the traditional cascades of white flowers in late spring followed by a riot of viney foliage. Flowers are followed by brown, velvety pods. Plant in full sun and trim for shape in summer. Wisteria is not self clinging and will require training onto wires until branching structure is established. Flat far-reaching roots. H6 173625 Clmb 250-300 30c A04 2 £132.30 £158.76 Small (6-10m) Zelkova serrata Japanese zelkova A medium sized tree of graceful, widespreading habit, ultimately forming a rounded crown with smooth grey bark which gradually flakes to reveal orange beneath. One of the best trees for autumn colour, with slender leaves turning bronzey red or orange/yellow. It is adaptable and tolerant of heat, little water, nutrient poor soils and various pH. Slow to moderate growth rate. H6 172809 Std 400-450 14-16 80 4 B06 4 £287.55 £345.06 Medium (10-18m) 172899 Std 450-500 18-20 150 5 J23 3 £471.15 £565.38 Medium (10-18m) 172900 Std 450-500 20-25 220 5.5 J22 5 £595.35 £714.42 Medium (10-18m) 172355 Std 700-800 30-35 550 7 T05 1 £1,047.60 £1,257.12 Medium (10-18m) 172247 Std 800-900 50-60 850 7.5 Y21 1 £2,025.00 £2,430.00 Medium (10-18m) 168440 Std 700-800 70-80 1900 Net RollT21 1 £4,747.95 £5,697.54 Medium (10-18m) Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' Japanese zelkova A vigorous, vase-shaped tree valued for its attractive manner of growth, dark green leaves that turn orange to bronze-red in the autumn and its resistance to Dutch elm disease. 'Green Vase' grows somewhat narrower in habit than other cultivars, making it more suitable for street planting. Prefers rich, moist loams and full sun. Moderate to fast growth rate. H6 163347 Std 600-700 60-70 2200 Net RollT19 1 £4,075.65 £4,890.78 Medium (10-18m)

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