GrowingIn2026
Hi all, I’m new here and totally clueless. Sadly I lost my willow tree earlier in the year and I’d like to plant something(s) in its place that won’t grow too tall but will encourage birds. Any suggestions greatfully received.
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Hi all, I’m new here and totally clueless. Sadly I lost my willow… | Gardening and Outdoor | Plantaコミュニティ
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- Waspinator
Not sure where you are, but some natives for the uk (the houses look more uk/old world to me): anything in the apple, plum, crabapple, pear, or cherry families (be aware these tend to drop volunteer trees easily; make sure you get a native species because they can be very invasive), hawthorn, holly (as a large bush), dogwood (large bush/small tree but spreads wide; not sure if it'll work next to the fence but i do like them), rowan, whitebeam (several species), spindle (more of a bush, but nice flowers)
いいね 1件- Waspinator
If you're in the usa, service berry, witch hazel, redbud, hazelnut, beeches, dwarf birch (must be dwarf; otherwise they get huge), rhododendrons/azaleas (large bush, great flowers), buttonbush, dogwoods again, pussy willow, viburnums, hornbeams
いいね 1件 - Waspinator
Also some of the smallest in the maple and oak families could work; english and columnar english oak could do, for maples you'd want to look it up, but for non-native maples, japanese maple is popular for good reason
いいね 1件 - GrowingIn2026
Hi, I’m in the U.K. I can’t plant a replacement tree unfortunately due to rulings in my area so has to be a shrub. Thank you so much die all the suggestions.
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RhusOoh maybe a flowering shrub for your bees! I think I see a bee hotel in the bottom right of your picture!
いいね 1件- GrowingIn2026
There’s is yes, I have two of them
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