Sorbus aria 'Mitchellii' | Tibetan whitebeam 'John Mitchell' 1/2 std, Clear Stem - 200-240cm, 50lt Leylandii typically reaching around 3–4 metres

typically reaching around 3–4 metres if left unpruned

Its vase-based shape becomes rounder over the years

Cotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’

very suitable for coastal conditions

Pyrus communis 'Beurre Hardy' can grow in a wide range of soils

Sorbus aria 'Mitchellii' | Tibetan whitebeam 'John Mitchell' 1/2 std, Clear Stem - 200-240cm, 50lt Leylandii typically reaching around 3–4 metresSorbus aria 'Mitchellii' is a medium sized, deciduous tree of compact, rounded habit, with broadly rounded, dark green leaves, white underneath, and white hairy when young, yellow and bronze in autumn. Clusters of creamy white flowers bloom in May and June and are followed by reddish brown berries in autumn. Attractive to birds and bees. Tibetan whitebeam 'John Mitchell' grows best in moderately fertile, clay, loamy, and sand soil, slightly acidic,