Variety of A. pinsapo (native of Spain), reproduced by grafting. Grows very slowly and has erect habit, regular pyramid, broadbased. Short, stiff needles, arranged radially around...

Similar to the above, but with distinctly bluegreyneedles. Identical flowers and cones.

Origin: N. America (Oregon, Washington), where it reaches greater dimensions than in Europe. Conifer initially conical, later broad column. If, as often happens, the topmost shoot...

Moderately vigorous. Soft green bipennate leaves. Early.

Larger leaves than Mirandole, bigger flowers. Late flowering.

Very vigorous. Bipennate green leaves. Mid-season.

Moderately vigorous. Bipennate green leaves. Mid-season.

Weeping habit like willows. Glaucous leaves. Mid-season.

Vigorous. Green bipennate leaves. Early.

Very vigorous. Green bipennate leaves. Early.

Moderately vigorous. Dark green phyllodes. First flowering in March; flowers again in summer and autumn.

Origin: Australia. The first mimosa to be introduced to Europe, in 1824. Silverygrey foliage, flowers from December to March. Most resistant of all varieties to low temperatures. S...

Origin: Australia. Long, narrow, dark green leaves. Very abundant scented late flowers, in long clusters.

Origin: Australia. Small tree or shrub with very angular young branches. Evergreen leaves which consist of dark green phyllodes 7-10cm long and 8-15mm wide. Flowers in short lemon-...

Origin: Australia. Noted for its long branches that weep like a willow. Long dark green leaves. Flowers in big orange-yellow clusters in April-May. Very resistant to sea climate.