Native of the Caucasus, where it reaches much larger dimensions than in Europe, it has a very tall, regular conical habit, with well-spaced branches. It has the shortest needle of...

Differs from the above, for its even slower growth, but mainly for the bright sulphur-yellow of its buds in springtime, which lasts until early summer; seen from a distance, it app...

Origin: Serbia. Conifer with narrow conical crown and short branches which are initially bent, then grow upwards, forming a graceful curve. Needles, glossy dark green on top, with...

Dwarf form of Picea omorika with broad, dense, compact habit, roundish when young, then conical. Growing requirements: like P. omorika.

Origin: Canada. One of the most popular dwarf conifers because of its perfect conical habit which, with age, spreads out at the base. Fine, soft foliage, pale green in spring, gree...

Weeping version of the above. Will grow erect if supported, then bends over at the top. Side branches droop vertically, close to trunk. Those near the base often sweep the ground,...

Origin: northern and central Europe. Conifer with narrow, columnar habit, straight trunk and branches which are evenly spaced apart, almost horizontal, slightly bending at the ends...

<p>Origin: India. Almost always has single trunk, without suckers. Notable for its compact, rounded crown, with large shiny green leaves.</p>

Evergreen shrub which grows irregularly and densein the first years. Later, if properly pruned, it becomes widely pyramidal. When grafted at the height of about 1 meter it becomes...

Origin: Holland. Evergreen shrub, more regular growth than Ilex aquifolium, compact and narrowly pyramidal. Very suitable to be trained into a half standard tree. Leaves: leathery,...

Origin: North America. Another variety of Gleditsia without thorns. It is different from the others because of the bright golden-yellow colour of the new shoots and leaves in sprin...

Small deciduous tree, with open, aerated crown, more or less round, not thorny. Leaves have same structure as type, attractive brownish-red in spring, then bronze, green faintly ti...

Variety without thorns, notable for its trunk which grows to the tree-top, lateral branches form a slightly pyramidal, compact crown. Foliage, flowers and growing requirements as f...

Origin: North America. Deciduous tree with wide, open crown which is beautiful even in winter without its leaves. It is easily recognisable because of the clusters of terrible thor...

A variety which is propagated by grafting at the top of the trunk of Ginkgo biloba. From the point of the grafting the branches at first spread out horizontally and then they becom...