Osmanthus x burkwoodii – Multi Stems
Dense evergreen, lovely shape, copious and fragrant little white flowers in April. Slow growing but really, really tough.
Hardiness level Green
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Osmanthus armatus – Multi Stems
One of the large foliaged Osmanthus, these carry leaves with a shape and structure a bit like a thorny holly leaf, though despite the ‘armatus’ part of the name, spines are often absent on mature leaves that are growing on the upper branches. The leathery leaves on young plants can be as much as 15cms in length. These beautiful plants can grow up to 5m x 3m over 20 years, if left to develop as a tree but are quite amenable in mid to late spring to being pruned into a large shrub.
Myrtus chequen – Multi Stems
A cousin of the better known Myrtus apiculata, this tall, multibranched shrub or small tree can get to 5 metres in height.
Hardiness level Amber
Maytenus boaria – Multi Stems
Metasequoia glyptostroboides – Multi Stems
Fast growing deciduous conifer recently (70 years ago) discovered in China famed for its feathery foliage and tongue twister of a name. To 35ft in 20 years.
Hardiness level Green
Camellia sasanqua ‘Hana Jiman’ – Multi Stems
Magnolia stellata – Multi Stem
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Gallisoniensis’ – Multi Stems
Amelanchier lamarckii – Multi Stems
A multi-stemmed deciduous little tree (to 30ft) with copious white flowers in April, a graceful habit, good autumn colour and incredibly tough and easy to please.
Hardiness level Green
