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Garden Gardening Resolutions Jo Arnell advises us on taking positive steps in the garden for the year ahead. Here we go again – out with the old and in with the new and all the happy resolutions are sitting there looking shiny and achievable. Hopes are high and all is ‘plans and perusing’. I’ve been looking out of the window and have to confess that my own resolutions are a bit tedious: 1. finish projects before starting others, 2. label seeds and cuttings, and 3. don’t make piles of things. I’m hoping that you don’t have my bad habits, so I’ve chosen a few more that might help to make a difference, not just to the look of the garden itself, but also to the experience of being in the garden. Here goes: 1. Plant a tree Anyone with a garden will have room for a tree. Not a giant Redwood, or anything too close to the house that will clog the drains and lift the foundations, but something that will give height and interest all through the year. There are plenty of beautiful small trees for smaller gardens, or even for within borders. I’m a bit mean when it comes to choosing trees and shrubs, especially if they’re going to be focal points. After all, if they’ve been invited to be the star attraction, they ought to provide at least two seasons of interest. So look out for trees that will have good foliage, blossom, fruit and a handsome overall shape. Too much to ask? I don’t think so. 5 Top Small trees to plant this year: Acer – there’s an Acer to suit every garden and all of them have fantastic foliage in the autumn. Some have good spring foliage, too, and a few, like Acer palmatum ‘Sangokaku’ and Acer griseum have interesting winter bark. Plant Acers in a sheltered spot. Amelanchier – this is another good all-rounder with coppery young foliage, autumn tints and blossom in April. If you grow it as a multi-stem, rather than with just one trunk, it will stay the size of an elegant shrub, or ‘treelet’. Sorbus aucuparia – better known as Rowan, or Mountain Ash, the native species will give you blossom, autumn foliage and red berries, while some of the cultivars have berries in orange, pink or white. Crabapple – hard to beat for three seasons of interest, blossom, fruit and autumn foliage. Cornus kousa – this is a lovely tree to grow as a focal point, either in the border among other plants or on its own. It has long-lasting large bracts in summer. 131
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