Origin: Italy. Selected from Cedrus deodora with a more conical habit and more upright branches. Needles 8cm long, blue-grey green. Grows rather slowly in the early years and then...

Natural hybrid between Cedrus deodora and Cedrus deodora “Robusta”, selected in Germany. The above given sizes are only indicative due to its polymorphism. The height depends on th...

Origin: Holland. If allowed to grow spontaneously the branches will spread out horizontally, weeping at the ends. On the other hand, if the plant is staked and trained it will form...

Origin: Holland. Recently obtained conifer that grows upright with the branches weeping at the ends. Silvery blue needles, 3-4cm long arranged in a rosette. The same growing requir...

Origin: England. Variety of Cedrus deodora, from which it keeps the flexuous shape, softened by the golden needles which enhance its elegance. Needles are the same size as C. deoda...

Origin: Algeria, Morocco. Majestic conifer with conical-upright habit. The top of the tree remains upright for a long time and then when it gets old it widens out horizontally and...

Origin: North Africa. Majestic conifer with wide, pyramidal habit. The main branches are at first ascending and then spread out with age and bend upwards at the ends creating an ef...

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...

It has the same very large leaves as C. bignonioides, but they are bright yellow in spring, becoming paler later. The crown has a more globular shape. The same flowers followed by...

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...