Origin: Japan. Flattened-round conifer or unevenly conical when the plant is young. As it ages it becomes broadly conical. Unmistakable because of the detailed chiselling on the br...

Conifer with a trunk that grows straight right up to the top. The main branches develop slanting downwards while the secondary branches droop vertically. The effect is an elegant h...

Tight, fastigiated habit. Erect, flat branches, foliage is bright golden-yellow all year round. Growing requirements as for Chamaecyparis “Columnaris”.

Origin: Holland. Conifer with upright habit and pyramidal crown, dense but fringed. Flattened branches, the ends are weeping especially on young plants. Yellow, scaly leaves. This...

The Chamaecyparis genus is still one of the most cultivated worldwide. According to the maximum authority, Professor C. Testu from France, “Intertexta” is the loveliest of the Cham...

Conifer forming regular, compact, dense column with more than one point. Blue foliage that becomes steelblue in winter. Thrives in all soils with average fertility, even in dry one...

Origin: Holland. Conifer with narrow, columnar habit, very compact with upright branches which cover the plant, starting at the base. Serrate, scaly leaves, silvery blue when the p...

Origin: North America. Deciduous tree characterised by the large leaves, showy flowers and long fruit which remain hanging from the branches until the flowering of the following ye...

Origin: France. Weeping habit with branches which at first spread out and then hang down. Leaves: the same as C. betulus but fall in autumn. It does not flower or bear fruit. Growi...

Columnar form which remains narrow, geometrical and compact without need of pruning even when adult because of the very dense branches. Suitable for small gardens, rock gardens, in...

Origin: Holland. Deciduous tree with elongated or ovoidal habit; branches can be trained from base, to grow close to trunk. Bright green, oval leaves, 8-10 cm long; in autumn, they...

Pyramidal form of Carpinus betulus. Grows naturally with ascending branches which start from the base and form a pyramidal outline without gaps. As it grows older it spreads out fr...

Origin: Europe, Caucasus, Iran. Grows spontaneously all over Italy but above all in areas where the Chestnut predominates. Deciduous tree often with a gnarled, twisted trunk and co...

Origin: England. Deciduous tree with crown initially pyramidal, then ovoidal or round. Leaves smaller than C. bignonioides, blackish-red in spring, green tinged with red in summer....

Origin: France. Small tree which is reproduced by grafting onto C. bignonioides. From the point of grafting it forms a very large crown, densely branched, globular almost spherical...