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Cotswold Trees Your native tree specialist. Supplying peat free ornamental garden trees from our Oxfordshire nursery

Our specialism is in native broadleaf trees, namely Birch, Acer, Rowan, Oak and Wild Cherry, which work well in most gardens, landscaping, public realm and amenity projects.

17/10/2026

Autumn beauty at the Cotswold Trees nursery

Plenty of colour beginning to develop as we get in to autumn at the nursery.See photo captions for the specific cultivar...
17/10/2026

Plenty of colour beginning to develop as we get in to autumn at the nursery.

See photo captions for the specific cultivar

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Recent research from Ordnance Survey, the Met Office and 4 Earth Intelligence has named Portsmouth, Leicester, Exeter, B...
12/10/2026

Recent research from Ordnance Survey, the Met Office and 4 Earth Intelligence has named Portsmouth, Leicester, Exeter, Bristol and Nottingham as the British cities most vulnerable to extreme heat.

By 2040, 71 cities across England, Scotland and Wales will reach high heat vulnerability, highlighting the areas of the UK that need trees to help the most.

For gardeners up and down the UK, this is your call to action, to invest in shade, green space & living cover.

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Out on the road again today with deliveries in Kent, Sussex and Surrey. Let us know if we can help you find your perfect...
09/10/2026

Out on the road again today with deliveries in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.

Let us know if we can help you find your perfect tree.

03/10/2026

We couldn’t agree more with this idea. Every garden needs a tree, for wildlife, interest and shade.

Spring is when cherry blossom sells, but its a bad time to plant one.Here's the bit the garden centre calendar skips.Pla...
02/10/2026

Spring is when cherry blossom sells, but its a bad time to plant one.

Here's the bit the garden centre calendar skips.

Plant in spring and the tree spends everything on flowers and leaf. The roots get whatever's left, which in a dry May is not much.

Plant in autumn and it flips. The soil is still warm from summer, the top goes quiet, and the roots just get on with it for months before anything is asked of them.

By its first proper summer it's already anchored and finding its own water. That's the whole trick.

We grow ours in pots at the nursery here in Oxfordshire, peat-free, so a cherry can go in the ground right now. October soil, honestly, is lovely to dig.

A cherry planted this autumn will likely outlive whoever plants it.

Worth getting the timing right.

https://cotswoldtrees.com/why-autumn-is-the-right-time-to-plant-a-cherry-tree/

26/09/2026

Enjoy the peaceful woodland scene….create your own little woodland with trees from Cotswold Trees

26/09/2026

Enjoy the peaceful woodland scene….create your own with trees from Cotswold Trees

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