List of Evergreen Trees

Arbutus andrachnoides

An upright evergreen tree, growing 3-6M.
White bell-shaped flowers and orange fruit in autumn.
Beautiful smooth reddish bark.

Cornus 'Norman Haddon'

C. kousa x C. capitata
A beautiful spreading tree with similar flowers to Cornus capitata. In mild climates it tend to be evergreen, but in colder areas many leaves turn a soft red before falling.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Alta'

An upright form of the Evergreen Magnolia.
An elegant tree capable of growing to more than 5M tall and 3M wide. Produces white perfumed flowers in spring. Ideal as a screening tree.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Greenback'

A newer release of the evergreen magnolia. Very bushy in habit, pyramidal at first becoming round-topped with age. Creamy-white flowers, glossy green leaves

Magnolia grandiflora 'Kay Parris'

An ornamental Evergreen Magnolia producing large white, perfumed flowers in summer. Attractive dark green leaves with a wavy edge and bronze "velvet" underneath. Grows to approx 4M.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem'

An extremely popular small tree, used as screening or as a specimen. Grows to at least 5M. Produces large creamy-white flowers, more so in warmer areas. Large shiny green leaves.

Cornus capitata

"Evergreen Dogwood"
A spreading tree growing to approx 6 metres.
In summer the entire tree is cover with creamy-yellow flowers which take on pink overtones as they mature. The flowers are followed by large red strawberry-like fruit.

Magnolia grandiflora

"Bull Bay"
One of the most magnificent evergreen trees available. Develops into a large round-headed tree with big, glossy green leaves. The fragrant, creamy white flowers can reach 25cm across. Best for large gardens.

Magnolia grandiflora 'Exmouth'

A beautiful shapely tree capable of reaching 10M. Large creamy-white perfumed flowers. The shiny green leaves have a lovely brown "felt" underneath. Often used as a screening tree.

Magnolia grandiflora 'St Marys'

A bushy form of the evergreen magnolia. Glossy green leaves with light brown "velvet" beneath. Large, perfumed creamy-white flowers at a young age. Excellent as a specimen tree or for screening.