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Prunus “Okame”

Prunus “Okame”

Well-branched, widening deciduous tree or shrub. In March-April, spectacular flowering in hanging bunches of bright pink little flowers with yellow stamens.

Poplar

Poplar

Origin: England. Small deciduous tree or large shrub with a crown which is initially vase- shaped, sparse and upright, later broadening out until becomes round with the external br...

Willow

Willow

According to some this plant is a cross between Salix babylonica and a variety of Salix alba. It has the same habit and growth rate as Salix babylonica. The colour of the bark on t...

Taxodium

Taxodium

Origin: USA. Deciduous conifer with conical shape when young, later it becomes broader and bare at the base. Soft, pale green leaves which turn yellow and then coppery-red in autum...

Service tree

Service tree

Origin: Central China. Large erect shrub, often multi-stemmed, or small deciduous tree, with branches that droop gracefully at the ends. Lovely foliage, with bright green lanceolat...

Willow

Willow

Origin: Europe, Asia, North Africa. Large, elegant deciduous tree usually grown alongside rivers. Conical habit, thin branches which hang down at the ends. Lanceolate, sericeous le...

Puerto Rico palmett

Puerto Rico palmett

<p>Origin: California, where it is famous for its enormous bluish-green fronds and its resistance to frost (has survived sporadic temperatures of -11°C).</p>

Puerto Rico palmett

Puerto Rico palmett

<p>Origin: USA (Florida, Georgia, Carolina), Cuba, Bahamas. Large palm, with rather rough trunk, and compact spherical crown, made up of large, vivid green, fan-shaped leaves.</p>

Puerto Rico palmett

Puerto Rico palmett

<p>Origin: Caribbean, where it thrives in sandy areas. Palm with sturdy midrib crowned by 30 green, or bluish-green leaves. Round, black fruits, 1.5 cm in diameter.</p>

Prunus x blireana

Prunus x blireana

Origin: cross between Prunus cerasifera “Pissardii” and Prunus mume “Alphandii”. Very lovely deciduous large shrub or small tree, with leaves of a metallic rusty purple colour and...