The Beauty of Large Trees
The beauty of large trees is if you have a large outdoor space that needs colour and elegance, a larger specimen tree can instantly add impact.
Charella Gardens have a range of large trees available for you to choose from.
They are available in a variety of heights and with a huge choice of tree varieties available.
You will give your garden a focal point that you can enjoy year after year.
How to select large trees for your garden
Large trees can have a profound effect on the overall feel of a garden.
The species you choose can make a substantial difference in terms of the aesthetics and functionality of your garden.
Mature flowering trees like Dogwood and Redbud are known for their breath-taking seasonal blooms.
Established evergreens like pine and spruce can make a year-round impact.
Mature trees like the Himalayan Birch with striking bark and Japanese Maple with majestic shapes can be a focal point in any garden.
Take a look at our new Betula Albosinensis Fascination the contrast between the foliage and bark is exceptional.
A wide variety to choose from
In the UK, we are fortunate to have many stunning and beautiful large trees to choose from.
This can include mature evergreen trees such as Abies Concolor or the Magnolia Grandiflora, all of which can grow up to six metres in height.
You can also choose from an impressive array of mature deciduous trees that come to life during the summer months, bringing wildlife and colour to your space.
Large Trees offer many different shades of colour, berries and scents, your garden will take on its own character, giving you a space that you can enjoy.
The Woodlands Trust offer excellent guidance on the planting of trees.
As well as technical advice they also offer guidance on the impact to the local community.
Enjoy the beauty of large trees and the privacy they offer
The beauty of large trees is they can offer you enhanced privacy, and they will allow you to maximise the look of your garden.
Create screening, give your garden a focal point and transform your garden into your dream space with large trees.
You can benefit from all-year round colour and a touch of nature with our choice of large trees.
Once planted, they make an instant impact, and they can be handled without the need for specialist equipment.
Find the perfect position for our large trees and watch as your garden takes on a completely new identity.
Common Problems associated with trees
As with all plants and trees in the UK there are various pests and diseases that can affect them.
If you do have concerns, please feel free to contact us or here is a link to the RHS guidance page.
Concerns regarding the planting of trees is whether permission from the local council is needed or whether the roots will damage the property.
Although you don't need permission to plant large trees you do need to think carefully about where you are planting it.
While most trees growing near buildings cause no damage, in some cases subsidence and structural damage can be linked to tree roots.
The RHS have an excellent guidance page with some general information which covers all aspects of concern.
The importance of the Woodland Trust
The Woodland trust was formed in 1972. Their aim is to protect woods and trees in the UK so we can enjoy a healthier future.
The more trees we plant in cities, the cleaner our air becomes.
They create wildlife rich woods that we can all explore.
It is important we all support the trust.
Join the movement of 300,000 plus individuals supporting the cause.
Get in touch to find out more
We hope you have found our post on The Beauty of Large Trees interesting.
We specialise in providing a huge choice of large trees, ensuring we have something for every garden.
Whatever your goal and whatever space you have, Charella are confident that we can help you discover that perfect addition to your garden.
Large Trees Fun Fact:
The largest tree in the world is thought to be the General Sherman Tree
Measured by volume. It stands 275 feet (83 m) tall, and is over 36 feet (11 m) in diameter at the base.
It is located in Sequoia National Park California.