seedlings - cuttings - transplants - whips - feathered - maidens - standards - semi mature - multi-stemmed - bushy trees
Feathered trees are defined as trees usually with an upright central leading shoot and a stem furnished with evenly spread and balanced lateral growths down to near ground level, according to species. Feathered trees are specified with reference to two or more of the following:
The form of a feathered tree reflects the natural characteristics of
the plant. Some species are well branched from a young age (e.g. Betula
pendula,
Alnus
glutinosa) whereas others are more whip-like (e.g. Acer
platanoides,
Prunus
avium). No age limit. |
FEATHERED TREE |