Pale green leaves with a central, white groove.

Glaucous green leaves.

Origin. China, Japan, Korea. Clumping Bamboo with rather thin culms (2-3cm diameter) which grow straight up and close together, covered in a sheath which is at first pale green, la...

Noted for its deep pink flowers, followed by abundant fructification. Reduced growth, very compact. Good for smaller gardens.

Origin: France. Selection that differs from type for its reduced growth and more compact, rounded shape. The flowers are abundant and fruits are larger.

Origin: the Mediterranean Basin. An important feature of the “Mediterranean maquis” and undergrowth of the coastal pine woods. Large evergreen shrub or small tree with twisted bran...

Origin: Norfolk Island. Conifer; branches in regular, horizontal planes covered in small, vivid green needles. It has a very symmetric, pyramidal, stylized silhouette which often v...

Very characteristic dioecious conifer native to Chile where it reaches a size superior to that indicated above. It forms a broadly conical or dome-shaped crown with a long cylindri...

Origin: North America. Shrub or small deciduous tree, upright habit. Elliptical or elongate, dark green leaves, orangey-red in autumn. Clusters of white flowers in April followed b...

Deciduous tree with olive-grey bark and long, striking winter buds. Large green lanceolate leaves, rather shiny and coriaceous, that fall in late autumn. Flowers in drooping, brown...

Origin: Europe, Western Asia, North America. Deciduous tree with thick, pyramidal crown. Broad, oval, pointed leaves, dark green and grey on the under side. Flowers in catkins, 7-...

Origin: Europe, North Africa, Caucasus. Deciduous tree with a conical to oval crown. Bright, dark green ovate leaves, 5-10cm. Flowers: dark yellow catkins in spring. Fruit: ovoidal...

Origin: Southern Italy, Corsica. Deciduous tree, grows spontaneously in Italy, very beautiful and decorative. It has a broadly conical crown, with the lateral branches arranged hor...

The precise final dimensions cannot yet be established, but should be similar to Albizia julibrissin, whom it resembles in crown and leaf structure. The innovative element lies in...

Selected in France from a seedbed of A. julibrissin. In comparison it has the following advantages: • the stamens of the flowers are red and do not fade during the hottest hours of...