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The best trees for small gardens for privacy, flowers and colour

The best trees for small gardens for privacy, flowers and colour
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The best trees for small gardens

Most trees reach ultimately at least 23ft (7m) tall and although most âgarden treesâ attain 30ft (10m) or more at maturity, there are many examples that stay smaller,Â in all shapes and sizes, evergreen and deciduous. Here s a complete guide to the best trees for small gardens, so hopefully you can find one perfect for you. Trees under 30ft Most gardens can find space for the smallest trees, under 30ft high at maturity.Â Here are three excellent examples that are great for proportion and decorative value. Cercis canadensis Forest Pansyâ AGM, with large heart-shaped purple leaves, offers rich autumn colour.Â

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The best trees for small gardens

Most trees reach ultimately at least 23ft (7m) tall and although most âgarden treesâ attain 30ft (10m) or more at maturity, there are many examples that stay smaller,Â in all shapes and sizes, evergreen and deciduous. Here s a complete guide to the best trees for small gardens, so hopefully you can find one perfect for you. Trees under 30ft Most gardens can find space for the smallest trees, under 30ft high at maturity.Â Here are three excellent examples that are great for proportion and decorative value. Cercis canadensis Forest Pansyâ AGM, with large heart-shaped purple leaves, offers rich autumn colour.Â

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