Leaves 18-20cm long, 2-2.5cm wide. Much admired for the bright foliage, variegated in golden yellow and green. Does not withstand very hot sun at the beginning of summer.

Very wide leaves (4-5cm), 20-25cm long, bright green. The leaves usually become cream around the edges when the weather turns cold.

Unusual dwarf bamboo, unique because of the short, wide leaves which look like the leaves of the Ruscus. Very dense growth. Requires fresh soils. Vey susceptible to wind in winter....

Slender, erect culms. Dense foliage, variegated green and creamy-white. Recommended for groups, hedges, containers, troughs.

eaves 10-11cm long, 1-1.5cm wide, with green and white stripes. Upright habit, dense and bushy. Suitable for borders and to reinforce sloping land .

Origin: Eastern United States. Deciduous tree, with conical-spreading crown. Hairy brownish-red bark, that flakes, becoming greyish-white or blackish. Green rhomboidal leaves, 8 cm...

Origin: USA. Pyramidal habit, straight trunk, bark stays white right up to the top. Deciduous leaves up to 10 cm long become bright yellow in autumn. Flowers: drooping catkins spot...

Origin: Europe, Asia Minor. Deciduous tree with a trunk which is usually upright right to the top, surrounded by light branches which fall gracefully at the ends. Greyish-brown bar...

Deciduous tree with narrow, columnar crown. Strong branches, growing close to trunk, in spiral or bendy form. Leaves, fruit, growing requirements: like Betula pendula.

Origin: England. Variety of B. pendula, reproduced by grafting, its general shape depends on the point where the grafting is made. If grafting is done at the base, the trunk – if c...

Origin: Himalayas. Deciduous tree naturally branched from the base or multi-stemmed. It can be trained into a tree with a clear stem and large, densely branched crown. The bark is...

Upright habit with long branches which are weeping at the ends. Long, lanceolate, narrow, dark green leaves. Bright crimson flowers in June-July, followed by fruit in small, ligneo...

White flowers. 2-4 mt high.

Arching branches and large leaves which are reddish-bronze when they appear, later greyish-green. Flowers in May-June with a second flowering in September-October.

Abundant flowering. Red flowers.