Photinia glabra – Multi Stems
A clever idea from Italy – a bush grafted onto a trunk producing a tidy little evergreen tree with new growth that’s red and frothy with white flowers in May.
Hardiness level Green
Search Results for: multi stem
Quercus ilex – Multi Stem
Very grand. The mightiest of all the Evergreen Oaks. To 50ft after 80 years. Often used as posh topiary. It’s the dense thicket of lush deep green leaves that make this tree a stand-out star all year round, and when they’ve been as lovingly cultivated into multi-stemmed specimens as these ones, you can see what every garden needs one.
Hardiness level Green
Viburnum rhytidophyllum – Multi Stems
Evergreen. Instantly recognisable with its curious perpendicular/pendulous leaves with their distinct texture. Masses of white flowers in May. To about 12ft or more.
Hardiness level Green
Phillyrea Latifolia – Multi Stem
An incredibly hardy small tree that’s suited for almost anywhere, even the most cold and exposed spots. Deeply dark green foliage, very dinky leaves all glossy and sticky-looking and with a naturally dense nature. Combined with elegant but strong and decoratively-barked trunks, it makes Phillyrea a no-brainer choice for training into a variety of architectural forms.
Hardiness level Green
Myrtus apiculata – Multi Stems
Myrtus apiculata at Architectural Plants is an outstanding small evergreen tree up to 20ft in 20 years with remarkable orange and white bark. Also grown as Niwaki. In Chile they call it the Bambi tree because of the bark.
Hardiness level Amber
Multi-stem Inspiration Mood Board
Multi-stems – Our Top Six
Ever bought a plant and then wandered around the garden looking for somewhere to plant it?…
Read the article
Carpinus betulus – Multistem
A well known deciduous British tree that’s long been used in gardens for topiary and hedges. These are our multi-stemmed trees.
Hardiness level Green
Prunus lusitanica myrtifolia – Multi – Stem
Well known evergreen, tough as old boots. It has so many uses – this particular selection are our multi-stemmed trees.
Hardiness level Green
Betula pendula – Single Stems
Our familiar Silver Birch. Reaches 40ft after 40 years. Usually supplied as a multi-stemmed specimen.
Hardiness level Green