Wild Service Trees, Large Size:6/8cm Girth creating a shifting silver lining

creating a shifting silver lining as the leaves flutter in the breeze - "the sudden-lighted whitebeam"

but that's no weakness

Use a large pot (at least 60cm diameter) with free-draining compost

The Lady Hillingdon climbing rose is a stunning repeat flowering climbing tea rose

Wild Service Trees, Large Size:6/8cm Girth creating a shifting silver liningWild Service Trees, Large Standards Sorbus torminalis, the Wild Service Tree, is a native deciduous tree with edible fruit. It has a beautiful form, with upright, sweeping branches, coated in deeply textured bark. As the tree ages, the rough young bark begins to crackle into vaguely rectangular scales that gradually flake off, creating a sort of chequered effect that might be the root of one of its common names, the chequer or checker tree. The broad,