Prunus subhirtella “Pendula”
Small deciduous tree top grafted at about 2m. From the point of the grafting the long main branches initially spread out and then hang down at the ends. The secondary branches weep...
Small deciduous tree top grafted at about 2m. From the point of the grafting the long main branches initially spread out and then hang down at the ends. The secondary branches weep...
Large deciduous shrub or small tree with wide and vase-shaped crown. Pointed, oval, leaves, 6-8cm, toothed, green turning to a beautiful orangeyyellow in autumn. Pink buds which op...
The same habit, leaves and growing requirements as the previous plant. Flowers in the same period with the same abundance but the simple flowers are bright pink whilst the buds are...
Variety that forms a low, broad, erect and thick bush. Bright golden-yellow needles in spring, then yellowish-green, even in winter. Excellent for rock gardens or low hedges. Growi...
Origin: Europe, from north Africa to Iran. Conifer with main horizontal branches and secondary branches short and weeping. If left to grow freely and if it has enough space it will...
Broad, upright, columnar. Long ascending branches. Bright green, needle-like foliage, 2-3cm long. Female cultivar which produces abundant fruits. Extremely hardy, very resistant to...
Variety with conical-shrubby habit and very dense, upright branches. Pale green, pointed needles 2cm long. Very tolerant of pollution in towns. Growing requirements: same as T. bac...
Origin: Europe. Large deciduous tree with crown which is initially conical-broad, later round. The bark of the young branches is bright red on the upper side, olive green where it...
Origin: Europe, Asia. Large shrub or small tree with ovoidal, dense crown and dark grey bark. Leathery, finely dentate, pale green leaves which are bluish underneath; beautiful aut...
Pretty small weeping tree, with branches normally from ground level. Oval, dentate deciduous leaves, 4-8 cm long, mid-green. Double or semidouble pale pink flowers in February- Mar...
Majestic deciduous tree with upper branches that turn upwards and the lower ones downwards. The crown which the branches form looks like a tower, very attractive even in winter whe...
Origin: Europe. Large tree with a broadly conical crown, later becoming roundish with young reddish branches and pale green leaves which, turn yellow in autumn. Flowers, which appe...
Variety with drooping branches that form a notably soft and elegant crown. Surely one of the best trees with weeping habit, ideal on its own on lawns or to form picturesque groups...
Large deciduous tree known for its very dense, regular, broadly conical crown. Dark green cordiform leaves with silver, almost white underside. Growing requirements and use: like T...
Origin: Europe, the Middle East. Large deciduous tree with rounded crown. Heart- shaped leaves, rounder than T. platyphyllos, up to 16cm long, 12cm wide, dark green on upper side,...