<p>Origin: Sri Lanka, India, China. Elegant Palm tree with one or more trunks which can reach the height of 1-1.5m. Dark green, arching leaves about 1m long, made up of opposite le...

<p>This plant is different to P. canariensis because it has a thinner trunk and is taller, and also because of the characteristic outline that remains after the stalks have fallen....

<p>Origin: The Canary Islands. Very vigorous Palm tree which can grow to the height of 20m with a very wide crown and trunk with a circumference of 1.5m. Pinnate leaves, arching, 5...

Origin: Japan and north-east China. Dwarf form with reddish bark and long, glossy, deep green needles; striking cones, 5 cm. If grafted at base, branches spread along ground; if gr...

Origin: Verkade’s Nurseries, New Jersey, USA. Dwarf conifer with rounded habit and upright branches, very dense. Pale green foliage, new growth is soft green in spring. Hardy, grow...

Origin: Alps, Carpatian Mountains, Northern Russia, Siberia. Conifer with strictly pyramidal habit, dense and regular when young, then open, often spectacular. Light brown bark, ri...

Evergreen shrub with very dense branching. Opposite leaves, ovoidal, elliptical, 1-3cm long, pointed, vivid dark green. Strongly scented white flowers in May grouped in panicles. F...

Origin: Japan, Korea, China. Large shrub or small tree, evergreen with upright habit, large round crown, very dense. Leaves: very large, up to 10cm long, 6cm wide, elliptic, arcuat...

Evergreen shrub which grows irregularly and densein the first years. Later, if properly pruned, it becomes widely pyramidal. When grafted at the height of about 1 meter it becomes...

Origin: Holland. Evergreen shrub, more regular growth than Ilex aquifolium, compact and narrowly pyramidal. Very suitable to be trained into a half standard tree. Leaves: leathery,...

Origin: North America. Another variety of Gleditsia without thorns. It is different from the others because of the bright golden-yellow colour of the new shoots and leaves in sprin...

Small deciduous tree, with open, aerated crown, more or less round, not thorny. Leaves have same structure as type, attractive brownish-red in spring, then bronze, green faintly ti...

Variety without thorns, notable for its trunk which grows to the tree-top, lateral branches form a slightly pyramidal, compact crown. Foliage, flowers and growing requirements as f...

Origin: North America. Deciduous tree with wide, open crown which is beautiful even in winter without its leaves. It is easily recognisable because of the clusters of terrible thor...

A variety which is propagated by grafting at the top of the trunk of Ginkgo biloba. From the point of the grafting the branches at first spread out horizontally and then they becom...