Origin: Southern-Europe, North Africa, the Middle East. Large deciduous tree with short trunk and broad, round crown. On the trunk and branches the bark is white. Lobate leaves, 6-...

Interesting for its closer habit and smaller dimensions. Erect habit, very dense branching, tolerates all kinds of soil, except calcareous. Deeply lobed foliage, very elegant.

Origin: Greece. Large, long-lived deciduous tree, with majestic habit and very broad crown. Beautiful patchy bark that flakes. Deeply pentalobate leaves with lobes almost halfway t...

Origin: South eastern Europe to Siberia. Deciduous shrub with surprisingly short branches; when grafted at the top it will form a spherical crown which remains regular without prun...

Origin: Caucasus. Evergreen shrub, upright, well branched and dense. Oval-elongate leaves, 15-18cm long, 3.5-6cm wide, leathery, bright green on the upper side, paler and dull unde...

Evergreen shrub, well branched, upright, broad and almost round when adult. Glossy, dark green, leathery leaves up to 13cm long and 6.5cm wide, undulate and slightly toothed margin...

New variety selected in Holland, considered an improved Prunus l. “Caucasica”, because of its longer, more coriaceous leaves, of a brighter green. Held also to be more resistant to...

<p>Origin: USA (Florida, Georgia, Carolina), Cuba, Bahamas. Large palm, with rather rough trunk, and compact spherical crown, made up of large, vivid green, fan-shaped leaves.</p>

<p>Origin: Caribbean, where it thrives in sandy areas. Palm with sturdy midrib crowned by 30 green, or bluish-green leaves. Round, black fruits, 1.5 cm in diameter.</p>

Delightful little deciduous tree, whose arched branches bear shiny green oval leaves, 6-10 cm, sweet-smelling when rubbed between fingers. Flowers like little stars, creamy-white o...

Small, deciduous tree with a funnel shaped crown. Ovoidal, pointed, doubly dentate, deep green leaves with magnificent autumnal colouring of yellow, orange and red. Abundant, porce...

Origin: cross between Prunus cerasifera “Pissardii” and Prunus mume “Alphandii”. Very lovely deciduous large shrub or small tree, with leaves of a metallic rusty purple colour and...

According to some this plant is a cross between Salix babylonica and a variety of Salix alba. It has the same habit and growth rate as Salix babylonica. The colour of the bark on t...

Origin: Europe, Asia, North Africa. Large, elegant deciduous tree usually grown alongside rivers. Conical habit, thin branches which hang down at the ends. Lanceolate, sericeous le...

Origin: England. Greyish- brown bark, very thin and flaking off in large pieces to reveal very decorative white or cream patches. Leaves: deciduous, large, 20-22cm wide, palmate wi...