Honeylocust is a fast growing deciduous flowering tree which is very tolerant of alkaline soils, salty soils and urban conditions. Young specimens can put on 2 to 3 feet of growth per year. Honeylocust usually obtains a height of 40 to 80 feet.

A spectacular evergreen shrub prized for its decorative qualities and abundant flowering, good winter hardiness, and ease of care, making it a reliable choice for gardens with mild climates.

A deciduous shrub up to 1.5 m tall with a cushion-shaped, wide-spreading crown and small green leaves, it looks great both in single and group plantings with conifers and deciduous plants.

This evergreen shrub is distinguished by its powerful appearance and decorative qualities; its large evergreen leaves remain attractive all year round, and its funnel-shaped or tubular flowers become a real decoration of the garden.

It belongs to the variety of deciduous rhododendrons with abundant and long-lasting flowering, it is very decorative during the long flowering period, large, wide bushes are covered with double dark red inflorescences.

A profusely flowering evergreen shrub 2-3 m tall, blooming in mid-spring with clusters of open, funnel-shaped pinkish-purple flowers, collected in inflorescences of 6-8 pieces, ideal for planting in the shady part of the garden.

A rare and valuable species, known for its unusual foliage. Young leaves have a steely blue hue, giving the shrub a particularly decorative appearance. This evergreen rhododendron, so its decorative foliage beautifies the garden year-round.

A rare and valuable species, known for its unusual foliage. Young leaves have a steely blue hue, giving the shrub a particularly decorative appearance. This evergreen rhododendron, so its decorative foliage beautifies the garden year-round.

An evergreen spreading shrub 2-3 m high, with light green leaves up to 15 cm long, large fragrant flowers 5-9 cm in diameter, 8-10 in inflorescences, the color varies from pale pink to white.

An evergreen, fast-growing rhododendron with delicate pink-white flowers and a diameter of up to 9 cm, it is used in landscape design to create a variety of landscape compositions, flower beds, and alpine slides.

A deciduous, branched tree or shrub 1.8-3 m tall, with leaves 3-9 cm long and 1-3 cm wide, flowers blooming simultaneously with the leaves or after their appearance, decorative even during the autumn leaf coloring period.

This vibrant deciduous rhododendron variety captivates at first glance with its rich, golden-orange flowers with a copper tint and luxurious, decorative foliage, making it ideal for landscape compositions.

A popular ornamental deciduous shrub, 1-2 m tall, up to 1.2 m in diameter, with a flowering period of over a month, used in single and group plantings in gardens and parks, and to create various landscape compositions.

A relict deciduous species of rhododendron, it is used as an ornamental, medicinal, essential oil, insecticidal, and honey plant. It is used as an ornamental plant in both single and group plantings, in gardens, parks, and flower beds.

Making decorative, snowball-like flowers in the spring, shiny red berries in the summer and brightly colored leaves in the fall, this gorgeous bush can grow to 20 feet with a 15 foot spread. Used extensively in landscaping.

A shrub or small tree, ripening period – early September, begins fruiting in the second year after planting, fruits weigh up to 20 g, dark red with light speckles, leaves are large, and the plant has no thorns, high winter hardiness...

Umbrella Tree/Umbrella Magnolia (Magnolia tripetala) Deciduous. This Appalachian native tree gains its name from giant, jungle-like leaves; reaching 2 feet in length and nearly 1 foot across. There’s some shelter for ya!

A species of early vegetative trees, 3.5–5 meters high, blooms and bears fruit profusely every year. Due to this, it is successful as an ornamental flora for the garden; the plant can withstand cold temperatures down to -55°C without damage.

The tree in its homeland is up to 8-10 m tall, used as a tapeworm on the lawn, in compositions with trees and shrubs, alleys, hedges, forming picturesque arches, recommended for gardens, parks, estates, squares, landscaping of city courtyards.

A very beautiful, narrow-columnar tree, growing up to 5-7 meters in height, grows slowly, blooms with small flowers collected in large clusters, sitting tightly on the branches, large, red berries.

A shrub reaching a height of 1.5-2 m, with large bright green bipinnate leaves, the petals of which are dark pink with a dark crimson spot at the base.

This excellent deciduous shade tree is well suited to relatively large areas such as parks and playgrounds and is often used in street and boulevard plantings and the fall color can be quite spectacular.

Another excellent native shrub for year-round interest. Arching branches with lobed leaves give Common Ninebark a mounded look. Five petaled flowers appear in dense, spirea-like clusters in spring, and give way to a multitude of reddish-pink.

Prized for their blowsy, glamorous blooms and glossy, deeply cut foliage, peonies are held in deep affection by many gardeners, despite their short flowering season. It's easy to see why.

Fruit - raw or cooked. Sub-acid, dry and mealy. Our experience has been that the fruit is sweet and somewhat juicy, it has a thick flesh with a nice flavour and makes an acceptable dessert fruit. The fruit can also be used in making pies, preserves etc.

A multi-stemmed deciduous shrub 2–8 m high, with flowers 6–10×5–8 mm, from lilac and violet to white, fragrant, long-lasting, collected in paired pyramidal, erect or drooping panicles.

The Red Oak grows rapidly and is tolerant of many soils and varied situations. It is native to the north eastern United States and south eastern Canada. The tree gets its name from the leaves rich autumn colouring when they turn to a rich red color.

A. melanocarpa can also be used as an edible fruit crop although the fruit is too astringent to eat raw. The fruit is used instead in baking and to make jams, jellies, syrup, tea, juice, and wine.

Hawthorn is extensively planted as a hedge plant, especially for agricultural use. Its long, sharp spines and close branching habit render it effectively stock and human proof with regular annual maintenance.

Our only native species is this attractive, medium-sized shrub with pendulous racemes of small, pale yellow flowers (with unusual, sensitive stamens) followed by bright red, translucent berries. These are edible and make an excellent jelly.

An evergreen ornamental shrub, suitable for small gardens, mixed compositions, rock gardens, rockeries, and container growing. Thanks to its compact form and beautiful foliage, it is decorative all year round.

A low-growing variety, not higher than 4-5 m, the first fruits show already in the 2nd year of life, large (average 10 grams), oval in shape, with a thin shell, the core is light, it is taken out easily, ripen from September to October, manages to form...

Red Elderberry (Sambacus racemosa) thrives in Riparian Zones, on north aspects and transition zones. It is a large deciduous shrub or small tree of the Honeysuckle family that grows 10-20 ft tall with a broad arching form.

The Native Horse Chestnut tree, Aesculus hippocastanum, is large and spreading, suitable only for parks and big gardens. It will grow in any reasonably fertile soil and it is quite shade tolerant. Common Horse Chestnut trees can reach height of about 30m.

Elderberry is known for its fragrant, flat topped, cream flowers that are followed by abundant, edible purple-black berries in September. The flowers are hermaphrodite. The shrub is attractor of beneficial insects and hummingbirds.

Japanese Pagoda Tree, Sophora japonica, is a spectacular late summer flowering tree. Also known as Chinese Scholar Tree, the Pagodatree is held in high regard throughout its native Asian range for its beautiful summer flowers.

Classic native hedging plant with medium green leaves which turn a lovely rich copper shade in autumn and persist all winter. Very tolerant of wind and shade and easy to trim into shape hence its popularity for hedging.

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.

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.