Deciduous Trees
Mature height and autumn colours vary between deciduous trees, so check the canopy spread at maturity rather than the size of a young tree.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Deciduous Trees products
Some deciduous trees develop colourful foliage in autumn, while others flower on bare branches. Fruit-bearing varieties are also available, with options for different garden sizes. ArchiPro features deciduous trees from New Zealand suppliers. They form part of the extensive collection of high-quality trees available on ArchiPro.
Types of deciduous trees
There are many types of deciduous trees to consider in New Zealand and some of the most popular include: The range includes small canopy trees for compact gardens and tall deciduous trees suited to larger sections.
Maple trees (Acer spp.)
Maple trees are prized for their autumn foliage and attractive branching patterns and prefer sheltered spots where possible.
Birch trees (Betula spp.)
Birch trees have elegant, white bark and a graceful appearance. They are easy to grow and feature yellow fallen leaves in the autumn.
Oak trees (Quercus spp.)
The iconic oak tree is known for its grandeur, strength, and longevity, as well as its autumnal leaves and acorns. There are over 100 different varieties of oak available in New Zealand.
Liquidambar trees (Liquidambar styraciflua)
Also known as the sweet gum, liquidambar trees have vibrant autumn foliage that transitions from yellow to purple over the spring and autumn seasons.
Elm trees (Ulmus spp.)
Elm trees can be stunning in the autumn and can easily become a focal point in any garden. They are also a low-maintenance option which is appealing to many gardeners.
The advantages of high-quality deciduous trees
There are many advantages to high-quality deciduous trees making them a choice well worth considering for any garden in New Zealand. One of these is if they are well cared for initially and are allowed to establish they can live with very little ongoing maintenance for many years. They are also great for providing shade during the summer before revealing a glorious show of colour in the autumn. Their shed leaves in the winter allow more light and warmth to come through into your garden in a very natural way.
How to choose a deciduous tree that’s right for you
There are a few things to take into consideration before choosing a deciduous tree to plant in your garden. The first is to do with its size and being aware of the dimensions the tree will reach when fully grown. This is not just to do with height but spread as well. You’ll also have to understand the tree’s light, water and soil requirements and be sure they align with your own. Some trees are very particular about climate and temperature so it pays to check these facts too. The appearance of your tree, especially in the autumn, is also important as they have great potential to beautify a space if judged well.