With a little formative work these trees can be trained into multi- stemmed specimens.

Japanese Maple

Common Alder

Snowy Mespilus

Japanese Angelica Tree

Kilarney Strawberry Tree

Chinese Red Birch

Common Silver Birch

Downy Birch

Himalayan Birch

Camellia sasanqua

Katsura Tree

Judas Tree

Tatarian Dogwood

Dogwood

Cornelian Cherry

Corkscrew Hazel

Maidenhair Tree

Witch Hazel

Holly

Lagerstroemia indica

Sweet Gum

Bull Bay

Saucer Magnolia

Crab Apple

Black Mulberry

Persian Ironwood

Purple Leaved Plum

Japanese Flowering Cherry 'Kanzan'

Tibetan Cherry

Winter-Flowering Cherry 'Autumnalis'

Callery pear

Holm Oak

Staghorn Sumach

White Willow

Elder 'Black Lace'

Rowan

Lilac

Multi Stemmed Trees

Common Ivy

Cotoneaster

Ivy-Leaved Cyclamen

Dogwood 'Winter Beauty'

Elephant Ears 'Bressingham White'

Greater Woodrush

Italian Arum

Japanese Sedge 'Evergold'

Paperbark Maple

Ruscus

Sarcococca

Silk-Tassel Bush

Snake-Bark Maple

Spindle 'Emerald 'N' Gold'

Spindle 'Emerald Gaiety'

White-Stemmed Bramble

Plants For A Winter Garden

Erman's Birch

Paper Birch

Small Leaved Lime

Snake Bark Maple

Snow Gum

Sargent's Cherry

Deciduous Camellia

Trees for colourful stems and bark

Salix alba Marki 2

Salix alba leaves

Salix alba bark

Aphididae

Aphids

Tuberolachnus salignus

Giant Willow Aphid

Eriophyes spp.

Gall Mites

Pucciniales

Rust

Armillaria spp.

Honey Fungus

Chondrostereum purpureum

Silver Leaf

Agrobacterium tumefaciens

Crown Gall

Root Rot

Cuttings

Seed

Layering

USDA zone

Attractive leaves