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Spindle Tree

A vigorous deciduous shrub which gives an outstandingly brilliant autumn display of red seed capsules which open to reveal bright orange seeds. It grows especially well on chalky soils and its wood...

Spinning Gum

A small fairly hardy tree that has silvery leaves and a white, black blotched, stem. The leaves in young plants are round but become longer and thinner as it grows, developing their distinct bloom.

Spreading Cotoneaster

A medium sized deciduous shrub with a most reliable foliage and fruiting habit. The berries which arise from rosy red flowers are themselves a deep ruby red colour.

Stags Horn Sumach

A wide, spreading, sparsely branched large shrub or small tree that has a flat topped appearance in winter. The large pinnate leaves turn orange, red, yellow or purple in autumn giving an impressive...

Sugar Maple

In North America the tree produces Maple Syrup and is one of the continents most colourful trees in autumn with orange ,gold and crimson tints. Sugar Maple makes an excellent stand alone specimen...

Sundial Lupin / Wild Lupin

A perennial plant about 0.5m high with pea like flowers that can range in colour from blue to pink or white. Its leaves are palmately divided into 7 to 11 leaflets.

Swedish Whitebeam

A small tree with a dense rounded head of branches with dark green leaves whose lower surface is grey. The orange red fruits are 12mm wide and hang in bunches.

Sweet Chestnut

A large, beautiful, quick growing tree. It is often found in parkland as a specimen tree with a smooth grey bark and long dark green toothed leaves which contrast with the long, yellowish spring...

Sweet Gum

This large deciduous tree has shining green maple like leaves that turn a fantastic orange, red and purple in autumn. The young shoots have distinctive corky ridges. A fine specimen or woodland tree.

Sycamore

A large well known tree. It is well suited to exposed situations on all soil types. It has dark green leaves and mustard yellow flowers which develop into double winged seeds in autumn.