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At Lakeside Tree Nursery, we offer competitive prices and high-quality trees. All our trees come directly from our production centre. Situated on 100 acres of farmland, our nursery is conveniently located near the Attenborough Nature Reserve and next to the Chilwell Retail Park. This unique combination of natural surroundings makes us an ideal choice for ordering and visiting.
For your landscaping projects, you can even pre-order trees up to one year in advance and pick them up the following year.
Get ready to be inspired! Our stock list will soon include over 500 varieties of trees and plants, all home-grown on our 100-acre production centre at a very reasonable price. The possibilities for your landscaping project are endless.
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Alnus glutinosa (Common Alder)
The Common Alder is a versatile native tree that thrives in British landscapes. Its unique features make it an excellent choice for both ornamental and ecological purposes. The common Alder has a broad conical shape when young. Its grey-purple buds and young catkins are particularly conspicuous during winter. The leaves are rounded and bright green.
Acer campestre (Field Maple)
The Perfect Native Hedging Plant Transform your garden into a lush, green haven with Acer campestre, the versatile and hardy Field Maple. Whether you’re looking to create a natural boundary, enhance privacy, or add visual interest, this native British tree is an excellent choice. Its elegant leaves and compact growth habit make it ideal for hedging. With delicate, five-lobed leaves that turn a warm golden hue in autumn, it’s a beacon of seasonal change. This native species has been cherished for generations, gracing hedgerows, parks, and woodlands
Sorbus aucuparia (Rowan Tree or Mountain Ash)
The Resilient Rowan Tree The Sorbus aucuparia, also known as the Rowan Tree or Mountain Ash, is a hardy native of British woodlands and upland areas. Its distinctive features, folklore associations, and ecological benefits make it a cherished addition to gardens and green spaces. Let’s explore why the Rowan Tree deserves a place in your landscape.
Quercus rubra (Red Oak)
The Regal Red Oak The Quercus rubra, commonly known as the Red Oak, commands attention with its stately presence. Originating from North America, this deciduous tree has found a home in British landscapes, adding drama and elegance. Its leaves, a rich green during spring and summer, transform into fiery red hues in autumn. Whether planted as a solitary specimen or part of a woodland grove, the Red Oak stands as a testament to nature’s artistry.
Prunus avium (Sweet Cherry)
A Taste of Summer in Your Garden The Sweet Cherry (Prunus avium), also known as the wild cherry or bird cherry, brings the essence of summer to your outdoor space. With its luscious red fruit and delicate blossoms, this deciduous tree is a delightful addition to any garden. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a novice, the Sweet Cherry offers both beauty and practical benefits.
Magnolia soulangeana (Saucer Magnolia)
The Magnolia soulangeana, commonly known as the Saucer Magnolia, is a captivating deciduous tree that announces spring with a burst of colour. Its large, goblet-shaped flowers emerge before the leaves, creating a striking display of pink, purple, or white petals against bare branches. The fragrance is equally enchanting, attracting bees and butterflies. This iconic tree has been a favourite in British gardens for generations, and its timeless beauty continues to captivate.
Fagus sylvatica ‘Atropunicea’ (Purple Beech)
Add a touch of drama and sophistication to your garden with Fagus sylvatica ‘Atropunicea’. This deciduous tree, commonly known as Purple Beech, boasts deep purple foliage that stands out against the greenery. In spring, it produces delicate coppery leaves that mature into the rich purple hue. As the seasons progress, the leaves retain their colour, creating a striking contrast.
Betula papyrifera (Paper Birch)
Betula papyrifera, commonly known as the Paper Birch, is a deciduous tree that is cherished for its distinctive white bark that peels away in papery strips. Native to North America, it has found a fond place in British gardens and landscapes. Its elegant stature and the contrast of its bark against lush green foliage make it a striking feature throughout the year. In autumn, its leaves turn a vibrant yellow, creating a warm, golden display. This tree is not only a visual delight but also supports wildlife, providing habitat and food for various bird species.
Acer saccharinum (Silver Maple)
Acer saccharinum (Silver Maple): The Silver Maple graces British landscapes with its distinctive silver-grey leaves and rapid growth. A majestic tree that combines beauty and resilience.
Acer Pseudoplatanus / Sycamore tree
Acer Pseudoplatanus, commonly known as the Sycamore tree, is a well-loved sight in the British countryside with its distinctive five-pointed leaves. It is well known as a picturesque large tree and one of the best for exposed situations in any soil. Younger trees often have red-bronze shoots that turn green as the leaves open. In spring racemes of pale-green and yellow flowers appear, turning into autumnal samaras, children love the helicopter seeds that spin to the ground. In summer a mature Sycamore casts a heavy shade that is perfect for children and animals to shelter beneath, then in winter the leaves fall in a cascade of pale yellow and green leaving a particularly picturesque framework.
Sorbus intermedia (Swedish Whitebeam)
The Sturdy Swedish Whitebeam Embrace the rugged charm of the Sorbus intermedia, or Swedish Whitebeam, a tree that brings a touch of Scandinavia to British gardens. With its robust nature and attractive features, it’s a splendid choice for those seeking a low-maintenance yet visually striking tree. Its ability to withstand urban pollution makes it an ideal candidate for city landscapes.
Quercus robur (English Oak)
The Majestic English Oak The Quercus robur, commonly known as the English Oak, stands as an emblem of strength and longevity in the British landscape. With its robust trunk, gnarled branches, and distinctive lobed leaves, this native tree has graced our countryside for centuries. From ancient forests to stately parklands, the English Oak exudes character and resilience.
Populus nigra ‘Italica’ (Lombardy Poplar)
An Elegant Vertical Accent for Your Landscape The Lombardy Poplar (Populus nigra ‘Italica’) stands tall and slender, like a sentinel guarding your garden. Its distinctive columnar shape and shimmering leaves make it a striking addition to any landscape. Originally from Italy, this deciduous tree has found a welcoming home in British gardens. Whether you’re creating a formal avenue or adding drama to your backyard, the Lombardy Poplar delivers both style and practicality.
Magnolia ‘Susan’
Magnolia ‘Susan’, a charming deciduous shrub, brings a burst of colour to British gardens. Its tulip-shaped flowers emerge in early spring, adorning bare branches with hues of deep pink and purple. The fragrance is sweet and alluring, attracting bees and butterflies. ‘Susan’ is a compact variety, making it perfect for smaller spaces or container planting. Whether as a focal point or part of a mixed border, this delightful magnolia adds elegance and grace to any outdoor setting.
Laburnum anagyroides (Common Laburnum)
The Golden Beauty of British Gardens The Common Laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides) is a captivating deciduous tree that graces our landscapes with its cascading golden flowers. Whether planted as a standalone specimen or trained against a wall, this tree adds a touch of elegance to any garden.
Elaeagnus commutata (Silverberry)
Bring a touch of rugged beauty to your garden with Elaeagnus commutata. Native to North America, this deciduous shrub thrives in challenging conditions, making it an excellent choice for British gardens. Its silvery leaves shimmer in the sunlight, creating a striking contrast against other greenery. In spring, small, fragrant yellow flowers appear, attracting pollinators. As summer progresses, the plant produces red berries that are both ornamental and edible.
Carpinus betulus (European Hornbeam)
Carpinus betulus, commonly known as the European Hornbeam, is a hardy native that has graced the British landscape for centuries. Its dense, green foliage and smooth, grey bark make it a favourite for wildlife and gardeners alike. In spring, its leaves unfurl a fresh green, turning to a golden yellow in autumn before falling. This tree is perfect for creating a formal hedge or as a majestic standalone specimen, bringing structure and beauty to any garden.