Ever wanted to know how tall the tree you’re planting might eventually grow? Here’s a list for you.
Most trees will only attain the maximum height in ideal conditions – this is unlikely in most cases.
Click on the common name for more information about each tree. Each link opens in another website.
Species | Latin Name | Height range |
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Alder | Alnus glutinosa | 10-20m |
Ash | Fraxinus excelsior | 30-40m |
Aspen | Populus tremula | 20-30m |
Bird cherry | Prunus padus | 5-15m |
Blackthorn | Prunus spinosa | 1 to 5m |
Crab apple | Malus sylvestris | 5-10m |
Dog rose | Rosa canina | 1 to 3m (rambling) |
Downy birch | Betula pubescens | 5-15m |
Elder | Sambucus nigra | Less than 5m |
Goat willow | Salix caprea | 3-10m |
Grey willow | Salix cinerea | 2-10m |
Guelder rose | Viburnum opulus | Less than 5m |
Hawthorn | Crataegus monogyna | 5-15m |
Hazel | Corylus avellana | 5-15m |
Holly | Ilex aquifolium | Less than 10m |
Pedunculate oak | Quercus robur | 30-40m |
Rowan | Sorbus aucuparia | 5-15m |
Scots pine | Pinus sylvestris | 20-30m |
Sessile oak | Quercus petraea | 30-40m |
Spindle | Euonymus europaeus | Less than 6m |
Whitebeam | Sorbus aria | 5-15m |
Wild cherry | Prunus avium | 10-20m |
Wych elm | Ulmus glabra | 25-35m |