Trees for Sale Online in Ireland

A mature tree with a wide, spreading canopy and twisting branches in a woodland setting.

Trees

Bring structure and lasting character to your garden.
Trees play a steady role in Irish gardens, offering height, shape, and interest through the seasons, from fresh spring growth to autumn colour and winter form.

Trees give a garden its strongest long-term framework. They can add height, privacy, blossom, autumn colour, shade, wildlife value and a sense of maturity that smaller plants cannot provide on their own. Irish conditions suit many ornamental, evergreen and native trees, with mild temperatures and regular rainfall helping young trees establish well. The main considerations are mature size, wind exposure, drainage and how much light the canopy will eventually cast.

With a wide range to choose from, you can refine the collection by size, position and growing conditions to find plants that fit your garden.

Shrub, Tree
Eucalyptus gunnii ‘Azura’
Cider Gum [Azura]

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Shrub, Tree
Magnolia × loebneri ‘Max Pirouette’
Magnolia 'Mag'S Pirouette'

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Tree
Quercus coccinea
Scarlet Oak

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Conifer, Tree
× Cupressocyparis leylandii ‘Pyramidalis’

From €129,95

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Trees for Irish Gardens

What This Collection Brings to the Garden

Trees provide long-term structure, height, shelter, blossom, foliage and autumn colour, with choices ranging from compact ornamental trees to larger specimens.

Why It Works in Irish Gardens

Irish conditions suit many ornamental, evergreen and native trees, with mild temperatures and regular rainfall helping young trees establish well. The main considerations are mature size, wind exposure, drainage and how much light the canopy will eventually cast.

Choosing the Right Plants

Choose a tree by its mature height, crown width, root space and long-term position rather than by the size of the young plant. Consider nearby buildings, boundaries, overhead lines and the amount of shade the canopy will eventually cast.

Planting and Care

Stake only where necessary, keep ties checked and maintain a weed-free area around the base while the tree establishes. Prune selectively for structure rather than routinely shortening the whole crown.

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