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Origin: Oregon, California. Conifer with columnar or pyramidal habit, dense, slender and elegant; cracked bark the colour of cinnamon. Bright green leaves which if rubbed give off...
Variety of the above species, with the same habit, but less tall when fully grown. Also, it produces very few flowers and rarely develops cones. The leaves are the same and when ru...
Origin: Germany. The fruit and the under side of the leaves are dark or pale purple, unlike the type. It is also smaller.
Origin: Belgium. Deciduous tree with thick crown, broadly pyramidal. It is noted for the unusual colour of the leaves which at first are pink, then soon become flecked and marbled...
Origin: Eastern North America. Deciduous tree or large shrub with conical-round crown, very compact. Leaves 10cm long with 3-5 lobes, dark green on the upper side, blue underneath...
Cultivar of Acer rubrum selected in the USA. Has characteristic ascending branches growing close to trunk, that give a decidedly columnar habit. Leaves slightly smaller than A. rub...
Selected in the USA in 1961, is one of the larger Acer rubrum with a densely branched crown. Reddish-brown young branches and petioles. Large (up to 10 cm) deep green, coriaceous l...
Obtained in the USA by nurserymen J. Frank Schmidt and Son Company. It is a vigorous tree with strong, symmetrical branches. The foliage is a really bright green in summer, turning...
Origin: U.S.A. Large deciduous tree which forms a broad pyramidal crown with weeping secondary branches which softens its majestic bulk. Lobate leaves, pale green on the upper side...
Origin: U.S.A. Deciduous tree, at first an upright habit, then the branches spread out creating a wide, fan-shaped crown with graceful, weeping secondary branches. Deeply cut leave...
Origin: Germany. Compared with type has pyramidal habit and, above all, its branches stay erect, thus making it more suited for city avenues. Other characteristics the same as Acer...
Origin: Asia. Large shrub or small deciduous tree with round crown and thin, hanging, young, red coloured branches. Leaves 4-8 cm, almost all trilobate, glossy green; in autumn the...
Shrubs, saplings or small trees, deciduous, native to Asia and very popular in Japan where, together with the flowering Cherry and Pine they are the main attraction in all parks an...