Tree Management Services

Flowering Cherry trees Prunus ‘Accolade’ and Prunus incisa The Bride’ in full bloom on a sunny Spring day in Ballincollig Regional Park

Ficus macrophylla f. columnaris planted in 1870 by Herman Wildpret a Swiss gardener and botanist. A gigantic tree with a large central trunk and surrounded by large adventitious aerial roots. The tree is the natural symbol of the El Jardín de Aclimatación de la Orotava (a botanical garden in La Orotava), Puerto Del La Cruz, Tenerife. The arboretum has an extensive collection of tropical and sub tropical trees and plants from South America, Africa, SE Asia and Australia.

A young Pinus flexilis ‘Vanderwolf’s Pyramid’ or Limber Pine in winter sunshine at Ballincollig Regional Public Park, Cork:

Hanging winter fruits on Helesia monticola - Mountain Silver bell trees; Regional Park Cork.

Cork Oak Q.suber at Castlemartyr Hotel; The tree in the walled garden and estimated planted year c. 1830-1850

Toona sinensis Chinese Cedar a species of Toona native to eastern and southeastern Asia seen at Fota Co Cork today

Views of this rare(western hemisphere) of Agathis australis New Zealand Kauri Pine native to New Zealand North Is. growing on Garinish Island Glengarriff Co Cork

This is a 3-year old Quercus turneri or Turner’s Oak. This is is a cross between Q. ilex and Q. robur and is a complete evergreen cultivar

Philadelphus lewisii, the Lewis' mock-orange, in full bloom today; Native to North America and is the state flower of Idaho.

Primula pulverulenta, the mealy cowslip in full bloom; Plants can grow to about 3’ tall. Native to damp habitats in China

This is a Quecus dentata ’ Pinnatifida’ seedling at one year; note the fern-like deeply cut lobes of the leaves; Only 20% of acorns collected and planted from the parent tree have germinated with similar leaf characteristics; Location Cork Ireland