Evergreen Screening Trees
We have just restocked our nursery in Iver, Bucks with evergreen screening trees. These large trees are perfect for creating privacy.
Screening Trees
Please note that the prices below are for each tree, excluding VAT and are ex nursery, Iver.
| Holly (Ilex Nellie R. Stevens) | 14/16cm girth | £822 |
| Chestnut Leaved Holly (Ilex Castaneifolia) | 14/16cm girth | £822 |
| Japanese Privet (Ligustrum japonicum) | 20/25cm girth | £671 |
| Magnolia Grandiflora ‘Gallisoniensis’ | 14/16cm girth | £772 |
| Magnolia Grandiflora ‘Gallisoniensis’ | 20/25cm girth | £1073 |
| Osmanthus aquifolium | 14/16cm girth | £687 |
| Osmanthus aquifolium | 18/20cm girth | £989 |
| Osmanthus armatus | 16/18cm girth | £838 |
| Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) | 18/20cm girth | £469 |
Special Offer
A 20% discount will be applied to ex VAT orders of trees worth a total of £3000 or more.
The discount applies to the tree stock value of the order only, not to delivery and planting etc.
Contact us for details
Please email trees@pracbrown.co.uk or call 01753 652022 for more information
Stock
Ilex aquifolium Nellie R Stevens (Holly Nellie R Stevens)
Ideal for screening due to its symmetrical habit, density and lack of pruning requirements. The glossy green leaves are smooth rather than spikey. The autumn berries provide colour and food for birds. Grows well in well-drained soil, is drought tolerant, needs sun-partial sun.
Ilex castaneifolia (Sweet Chestnut Holly)
This tree has a distinctively pyramidal shaped crown, with large, thick green leaves which are marginally spiky at the edges. Like many other Hollies, this tree is tolerant of shade and will thrive on most soils, providing they are well drained.
Ligustrum japonicum (Japanese Privet)
A compact, small sized evergreen tree with camellia-like olive-green leaves. It bears large clusters of white flowers in late summer. A tough performing species that will thrive on most soils, but avoid waterlogged areas.
Ligustrum japonicum (Japanese Privet)
A compact, small sized evergreen tree with camellia-like olive-green leaves. It bears large clusters of white flowers in late summer. A tough performing species that will thrive on most soils, but avoid wa-terlogged areas.
Magnolia grandiflora Gallisoniensis
With large dark green leaves, this evergreen produces beautiful, large, white flowers in the summer, which can be up to 25 cm in diameter. As well as decorating this stunning tree they also create a sweet-citrus smelling aroma. Grows well in most soils, must be sheltered and not north-facing.
Osmanthus aquifolium – Holly Olive
A small multi-stemmed tree with sharply serrated, deep green, glossy leaves. Fragrant white flowers appear in autumn amongst the leaves and branches. Slow growing and hardy down to -15c, preferring a sheltered position.
Osmanthus armathus – Devilwood
The oval crown gives privacy, and the glossy leaves and fragrant white autumn flowers gives year round interest. It thrives on free draining soils but may lose leaves in the severest of winters so it is best grown in a sunny aspect with protection against biting winter winds.
Eriobotrya japonica (Loquat Tree)
With its distinctive large evergreen leaves, this tree grows to a broad rounded shape. It produces small, white petals with white leaves that last from winter through to spring. Thrives in full sun or partial shade, with well-drained soil. Choose a sheltered spot to avoid wind damage to the leaves.
