hite bracts. Leaves variegated in cream which become pink and red in autumn.

Dark green leaves, veering to orange-red in autumn. Pinkish-red bracts.

Dark green leaves, white bracts.

Origin: China, Japan. Large deciduous shrub with oblique branches covered in a red bark when the plant is young. Later the branches become almost horizontal, arranged in planes. Le...

Origin: Eastern N.America. Large shrub or, sometimes, small tree, erect, with branches growing horizontally, forming regularly distanced tiers. Alternate, elliptic leaves, up to 12...

Deciduous shrub, rigid and upright when young, later becoming wider and less dense. Coral-red bark on the branches. Ovoid leaves from 4-8cm, bright green and bluish underneath; bea...

Deciduous shrub with the same requirements, characteristics and uses as above species. It differs in that leaves are green with golden edges; in autumn they turn beautiful shades o...

Deciduous shrub which forms a dense round bush with upright branches covered in red bark, paler red at the base. Elliptic leaves, up to 10cm long, green with silvery-white edges wh...

Deciduous shrub with broad, dense habit. Scarlet bark and showy goldenyellow leaves. White flowers in May. Growing habits and use: as for Cornus alba “Elegantissima”.

Origin: Italy. Conifer with conical or narrowly columnar habit, dense branches very close to each other which cover the stem up to the top. Evergreen, scaly, imbricate, bright blue...

Pyramidal conifer, dense and regular in the first years. Later the angle of the branches spreads out from the stem and the plant looks like a cone with a very wide base. Leaves: ev...

Origin: England. A hybrid between a Monterey Cypress and Alaska Cedar (Cupressus macrocarpa and Chamaecyparis nootkaensis). Conifer with compact, conical habit with dense, regular...

Origin: Holland. Spontaneous mutation of Cupressocyparis leylandii to which it is similar in shape and habit, the only difference being the numerous creamy yellow spots which brigh...

Origin: Holland. Pyramidal form of Cupressocyparis leylandii with ascending branches very close to the stem giving a conical outline, very dense and regular. The sides of the frond...

Recently introduced Dutch selection which is noted for its compact growth, reduced size and golden foliage, brighter than “Castlewellan Gold”. Same growing requirements as x C. ley...