Trees that will do well on clay, for instance Holly (slow growing), Cotoneaster Cornubia or Eucalyptus gunnii (to be pruned back) if you are looking for an evergreen or hornbeam or birch for something deciduous. Be careful of planting tree to near a house if you are on clay soil as they can damage the walls of the house especially if the area is wet in the winter months. This is because trees on a clay soil during the summer months can cause shrinkage. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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