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

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: Italy. Conifer with columnar, narrow, tapering and compact habit, bright green. Flowers: monoecious conifer with male and female flowers arranged in yellowish strobiles at...

Similar to Cupressus sempervirens ’Pyramidalis’ with the following differences: - slower growth - more compact habit - finer twigs and brighter green needles - practically no fruit...

Origin: Australia. Spreading, evergreen tree with grey or bluish-white trunk, often striped with pink. Young leaves are wide, lanceolate, up to 30 cm long, greyish-green. Adult lea...

Origin: Tasmania. Evergreen tree with smooth, brownish-grey or white trunk. Adult leaves are lanceolate, bluish-green, coriaceous, 10-30 cm long. 3-4 cm broad. Bluish grey-green fl...

Origin: Tasmania. Evergreen tree with upright, dense habit in the early years. Later the crown becomes spreading, moderately dense. Pale green, smooth bark which flakes off every y...

Origin: Central Europe, Caucasus. Majestic deciduous tree with a mighty trunk, and characteristic smooth, grey bark. Leaves up to 10cm long, elliptic with undulate margins, soft gr...

Deciduous tree, upright when young, later the branches which are very close together spread out in the shape of a fan forming an ovoidal wide crown. Alternate leaves, deeply lacini...

Origin: Scotland. Deciduous tree, oval-elongate habit with a straight trunk, branched from the base. Main branches are almost upright, close to the trunk. Sometimes the trunk divid...

Same characteristics as above, but with bright red leaves.

Origin: Germany. Deciduous tree of slow growth rate, especially in youth. Upright trunk with vigorous main branches spreading out horizontally or occasionally weeping and secondary...

Origin: Germany. Deciduous tree, weeping habit, interesting because it has a more rapid, regular growth and is less wide than the Fagus sylvatica “Pendula”. Large, reddish-purple l...

Origin: England. Impressive deciduous tree with straight, strong trunk. The main branches also very strong and usually ascending. They start from the base and cover the whole lengt...

Origin: France. Deciduous tree which grows slowly and unevenly in youth. Later it forms a broadly conical crown, almost always branching from the base. Leaves are purple with white...