Black tobacco is a group of varieties united by a number of common properties, the main of which is their inherent special taste and aroma; Bolivian black is rightfully considered one of the most aromatic pipe-cigar tobaccos.

A versatile tobacco - both for pipe blends and cigarettes, is the basis for almost all smoking blends, medium late air-cured, strength: medium, fermented leaf with prune aroma.

A versatile tobacco - both for pipe blends and for cigarettes, has gained wide popularity for its natural sweetness and surprisingly delicate pleasant aroma, the value of this tobacco is that it can harmoniously combine the flavors of various tobaccos.

Ripens a couple of weeks earlier than traditional American Burley tobacco, is very undemanding to soil, you don't need to pinch, the leaf begins to turn yellow right on the bush, soft cigarette and pipe tobacco, ripening period 60-65 days.

Perennial climbing herbaceous vine from the pumpkin family, cultivated for the sake of small edible fruits that taste like cucumbers, does not form tubers, therefore it easily takes root by shoots.

Mid-season variety. From germination to maturity 110-120 days. Determinate 80-100 cm tall. Fruits of large size, heart-shaped, weighing 400-700 grams, dark pink color. Suitable for processing and fresh consumption.

A short, up to 8m, tree with a tent-like crown, gray bark of the trunk and light brown young shoots with numerous whitish lenticels, in which the leaves are 3-lobed, leathery, shiny, glaucous-green and glabrous above.

Deciduous tree 20-38 m tall with a tent-shaped crown, which has regular flowers, bisexual, with a double five-part perianth, up to 1-1.5 cm in diameter, yellowish-white, odorous, collected in drooping corymbose inflorescences.

A perennial shrub reaching 3 m in height, the shape of the crown can be different (from pyramidal to spreading), the plant is durable and, with good care, can bear fruit in one place for up to 25 years.

Attractive leaves with creamy-white margins turn orange in autumn, with small clusters of red-tinged, yellow flowers appearing in spring. It is a handsome, round-headed tree and makes an excellent specimen for medium-sized gardens and grows well.

Sycamores are wonderfully hardy and robust trees, growing in places that would stunt most others. They were introduced to Britain from Europe during the Middle Ages, then spread rapidly and colonised new areas.

An evergreen shrub up to 1 meter high, is a chameleon plant, depending on the season, it has a different color of leaves: in summer - green, in spring - red, in autumn - bronze.

Deciduous shrub, less often a tree with a height of 4-7 m, in which the leaves are alternate, petiolar, compound, consisting of 5-8 pairs of leaves, flowers are rather large, bisexual, moth-like, with a yellow corolla.

Deciduous tree, reaching a height of 20 - 35 (up to 45) meters with a trunk diameter of up to 1.2 meters, spreading crown, branches often drooping, flowering occurs at the beginning or middle of summer, the main pollinators are bees.

The tree is up to 25 (30) m high, the bark is dark gray, lamellar exfoliating in old trees, sometimes to a greater extent with deep grooves. the bark of young twigs is glabrous, brown-reddish, the shoots are at first with silky white pubescence, which soo

Deciduous tree of the Linden genus of the Malvovye family, in which the tree is up to 40 m tall, with a dense, wide-pyramidal crown, with reddish-brown, fluffy, less often bare young shoots.

Shrub with ascending trunks or one trunk, pin-shaped crown or creeping with many trunks, gray-brownish bark, scaly, exfoliates in irregular plates, young shoots are light green, later brown.

Deciduous shrub 1.5-3 m in height, with a spreading, dense, rounded crown, branches are long, sometimes up to 5 m, tough, with pale brown or gray scaly bark, smooth, occasionally thorny.

Tall shrub or small tree up to 6 m, spreading crown, gray-brown branches, long spines on the branches, leaves are large and thin.

A tree reaching a height of 30-40 m with a trunk diameter of 80-100 cm, a conical or irregular crown, with proper pruning, shaping, can be used to create decorative, weeping forms, and is also widely used for bonsai.

Though native to Japan, Larix Kaempferi is also widely planted in other parts of the world as a forestry tree due to its strength and vigour. Its growth as a juvenile tree is even faster than the European Larch though its ultimate height is no greater.

Deciduous tree up to 30m tall, straight trunk with a pyramidal crown, dark green shiny narrow oval leaves with a rich autumn color, differs from most other oaks in leaves that form like laurel.

An adaptable and easy-to-grow tree, flowering ash is dazzling with the fluffy white fragrant clusters of tiny blossoms in late spring or early summer and yellow and purple fall foliage. A round-canopy deciduous tree.

This apple occurs in the mountains of Russian Central Asia and bordering parts of China. It is recognised as a species in Fl. SSSR, near to M. sieversii, of which it may only be a colour variant.

The young leaves of this tree or shrub peony are flushed burgundy and in late spring, lustrous, single, white flowers appear among the handsome dark green foliage. This magnificent tree peony is ideal for a sunny border.

Today, Empress Tree is primarily grown as an ornamental tree for its large leaves and beautiful purple blooms that show in spring and early summer.

The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs) and is pollinated by Insects. It is noted for attracting wildlife. The bark is pale grey-brown and irregularly ridged, with characteristic large burrs and leaf shoots at the base of the tree.

Perennial woody vine. Native to Manchuria, northeastern China and Japan. The odoriferous pink or white flowers give way to bright red fruit which droops down in clusters from the vine. This is known as the many-flavored berry.

It is a large deciduous tree , growing up to 35 meters tall (exceptionally to 47 m), with a trunk up to 1 m diameter. The leaves are 15-30 cm long, pinnate, with 7-11 leaflets, each leaflet lanceolate, 7-13 cm long.

Carya laciniosa (Kingnut Hickory / Shellbark Hickory) is a slow-growing tree from the Walnut Family. Shellbark Hickory enjoys partial to full sun and moist conditions in deep loam or silt soils.

Hickories are related to walnuts and have similar growing requirements. They prefer full sun to partial shade and grow best in soil that is deep, fertile, and moist but well-drained. Shagbark hickories produce a long taproot.

Native to the eastern and central regions of North America. Bur oak is a long-lived, large deciduous tree with a massive trunk and furrowed bark. It is an attractive and resilient ornamental tree which grows well in cities.

The Butternut tree is really something special! Not only is it a striking shade tree, it's also a wonderful food source. Similar in appearance to Black Walnut, Butternut is sometimes called White Walnut because of the light colour of the bark and wood.

Deciduous tree, tall (up to 20-25 meters) trunk reaches 1 meter in diameter, spreading, sparsely branched crown, one of the very winter-hardy representatives of the nut family, which is of economic value.

Noble fir is native to a limited area on the Pacific Coast region of North America, growing in the Cascades from the northern border of the state of Washington south to the border between Oregon and California.

Tree to 15 m tall, with trunk to 0.6 m in diameter. Bark light gray, becoming scaly with age and ultimately slightly furrowed at the base. Branchlets without hairs, slightly grooved between the leaf bases. Buds 4-5(-9) mm long, not prominently resinous.

Manchurian Fir (Abies holophylla) The Manchurian Fir tree is native to mountain regions of Russia, Northern Korea and China. It grows in elevations up to 5,000 feet. The Manchurian Fir tree grows in pyramidal form up to 100 feet tall.

Balsam fir is a native tree of Canada and grows to be a medium sized tree typically ranging from 15-20 m (50-66') in height. It makes a nice specimen for larger landscapes and is of considerable importance in the Christmas tree trade.

The highlands of Greece reveal stands of this tall evergreen conifer, appropriately known as the Grecian fir. It grows on calcareous and alkaline soils at elevations between 1,800 and 7,000 feet. When mature, the tree's silhouette is tall.

A beautiful evergreen tree, the Cilician fir produces a pointy top and dense foliage and branches that grow on upward-growing branches that persist on the lowest parts of the trunk. This slow-growing conifer is native to highland pockets from Lebanon.