Origin: North America. One of the most elegant deciduous trees with a straight trunk covered in well-spaced branches forming a regular shaped pyramid which with age becomes rounded...

Very regular pyramidal habit which needs no pruning. Pale green deciduous leaves, 10- 13 cm long, with rounded lobes. Autumn colours - yellow, red or orange. Fruits: like L. styrac...

Dwarf, dense with very short internodes. Particularly suitable for half standards with round crown, absolutely compact, requiring little pruning. Leaves identical to Liquidambar st...

Naturally pyramidal, very compact habit. Distinctive yellow bark on trunk and branches.

It differs from Liquidambar styraciflua in the large development, but more contained, and the colour of the leaves which are green when they appear but within one month become spec...

Evergreen shrub, broad and thick. Oval, coriaceous, ondulate leaves, 6-8cm long, 3-4cm wide, pale green with creamywhite margins. Flowers and fruit: the same as Ligustrum texanum....

Shrub with conical habit and quite spreading branches. Deciduous leaves, 10-15cm, bluish-green, yellow in autumn. The cup-shaped flowers appear after the leaves in May- June. They...

Erect, regular, compact shrub. Dark green oblong leaves, 8-12 cm. Flowers have 4-5 long petals, forming a perfect lily shape, purplish-black, velvety on outside, lilac pale pink in...

One of the most common clones. Erect, well balanced, regular, harmonious habit. Mid- green, oval leaves, 15cm long. Large tulip-shaped flowers, a bright deep pink, a few days after...

Shrub with upright habit. Widely oval, green leaves, 15cm long. The white buds, which are pinkish at the base, open into flowers that are smaller than M. x soulangeana, pure white,...

Shrub with almost horizontal side branches. Pale green leaves which turn a beautiful yellow in autumn. In March-April the pinkish-purple buds open into pale pink, star- shaped flow...

Shrub, initially upright becoming rounded with age. Green, oval leaves, 15cm long, 10cm wide. Bright yellow buds which open into sulphur-yellow, star-shaped flowers at least 10 day...

Cultivar of Picea pungens notable for its dense, erect pyramidal habit, with slightly upward- growing branches and steel-blue needles. Oblong cones 5-10 cm, initially greenish, the...

Native of the Caucasus, where it reaches much larger dimensions than in Europe, it has a very tall, regular conical habit, with well-spaced branches. It has the shortest needle of...

Differs from the above, for its even slower growth, but mainly for the bright sulphur-yellow of its buds in springtime, which lasts until early summer; seen from a distance, it app...