Corylus avellana Pendula
Small deciduous tree which is propagated by grafting on the trunk of Corylus avellana. The branches are weeping and reach the ground. Leaves, flowers and fruit the same as Corylus...
Small deciduous tree which is propagated by grafting on the trunk of Corylus avellana. The branches are weeping and reach the ground. Leaves, flowers and fruit the same as Corylus...
Origin: Germany. Derives from a cross between Corylus avellana “Contorta” and Corylus maxima “Purpurea”. From the first it takes the shape of twisted branches, spectacular catkins...
Slow growing deciduous shrub with main and secondary branches which are twisted and spiralling. The branches are upright at first and then spread, become dense and weeping as the p...
Cross between Cornus nuttallii and Cornus kousa. A great step forward in flowering Cornus, because of its large leaves which take on stunning autumn colours, the exceptional size o...
Deciduous, stoloniferous shrub with numerous main upright branches, the secondary branches becoming weeping with age, both are covered in a bright yellow bark. Pale green, ovoidal...
Deciduous shrub with vivid autumn colours of orange-yellow-red on upright branches. Green, ovate leaves and white flowers in spring followed by small decorative fruit.
Origin: China, Japan. Large deciduous shrub with oblique branches covered in a red bark when the plant is young. Later the branches become almost horizontal, arranged in planes. Le...
Origin: Eastern N.America. Large shrub or, sometimes, small tree, erect, with branches growing horizontally, forming regularly distanced tiers. Alternate, elliptic leaves, up to 12...
Deciduous shrub, rigid and upright when young, later becoming wider and less dense. Coral-red bark on the branches. Ovoid leaves from 4-8cm, bright green and bluish underneath; bea...
Deciduous shrub with the same requirements, characteristics and uses as above species. It differs in that leaves are green with golden edges; in autumn they turn beautiful shades o...
Deciduous shrub which forms a dense round bush with upright branches covered in red bark, paler red at the base. Elliptic leaves, up to 10cm long, green with silvery-white edges wh...
Interesting variety that differs from all the rest with its white double bracts, on top of each other, which open slowly for a long flowering period. Bush is well-branched and brac...
Identical to Cornus florida in size, habit and foliage. The only difference is the much larger bracts, 10-12cm, which are pure white.
hite bracts. Leaves variegated in cream which become pink and red in autumn.