LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Aureavariegata The name has been changed - see Liquidambar styraciflua Variegata
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Aurora A useful selection being more compact in habit, forming a tidy conical tree. Less vigor ous, the leaves are closer together, so the tree is denser when young. Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Burgundy  Possibly the best for autumn colour (hence the name!) and slightly more rounded lobes to the leaves. From £19.60
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Festival  A handsome tree, which is more upright and narrow than the species. Ideal for accent planting, or for screening when height without too much width is required. However, it is not thin enough to be called fastigiate. Beautiful autumn colours work through the complete spectrum of colours from yellows and oranges through peach to red. From £19.60
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Globe Similar to Gumball, but denser growth habit and subtly different! The same wonderful autumn colour though. Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Golden Treasure  Quite superb slow growing form distinct symmetrical margins of bright yellow on the glossy green leaves. The autumn colour is simply stunning; the central green portion colours first to deep, deep purple, still with a golden margin. It then extends across the leaf.  Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Gumball  An incredible form since it is not a tree at all; more a mound! 2m. It still has those wonderful autumn colours which are retained for longer into the winter. From £19.60
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Kirsten  This delightful Dutch selection was picked out for its reliable and vibrant autumn colours. Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Moonbeam  Attractive form with butter-yellow young growth which is at its best in full sun. This develops into green through the summer and then bright red colour in the autumn. Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Moraine  An extremely tough customer, this tree has survived temperatures as low as -24F. The leaves are a wonderful glossy green in summer before turning brilliant red for autumn. It is fast growing and develops a tremendously uniform upright-oval habit. Sold out for 2002
	LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua Naree  A wonderful golden foliaged Liquidamber from Australia. The leaves are smaller and the whole plant less vigorous than Moonbeam. The usual gold leaved rules apply enough light to give good colour but too much direct sun at midday may scorch. Having said that, I have been impressed at exactly how tolerant a new planted specimen has been. Specimens only from £48.00