Although it looks like an evergreen conifer, it is actually a deciduous plant with pleasant soft yellow needles. In autumn, before falling, the needles acquire a noble bronze-brown color.

Pinus siberica belongs to the family of the Pinaceae, the pine trees. This pine tree species is native to Siberia. Due to that is also known as Siberian yellow pine. In Siberia it occurs in big populations that cover big areas. Those populations are mostl

Coniferous trees are attractive to gardeners for their unpretentiousness and decorative properties. The crown of the plant in the shape of a regular cone lends itself well to trimming, allowing you to create interesting architectural forms, as well as for

Japanese Larch is a medium-sized to large deciduous coniferous tree native to Japan, reaching 20–40 m tall, with a trunk up to 1 m diameter. The crown is broad conic; both the main branches and the side branches are level.

Eastern White Pine is called one of the best pines for ornamental use. It is conical when young, more open when older. The branches are slightly ascending and bark is deeply furrowed. Blue-green needles grow to 4 inches.

The Colorado Blue Spruce is widely cultivated as an ornamental tree and it is among the most widely planted ornamental spruces in gardens and parks. It is also grown for Christmas trees especially in North America.

This tree, with a narrow conical crown, reaches a height of 30-40 m and in its appearance resembles a thuja, in contrast, the top is made of small horizontal or drooping branches, the bark is black-brown, and the needles are scaly. Very shade tolerant.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Scots pine, also known as the common pine or red fir is one of the most important tree species in Europe both economically and ecologically. Its range covers all of Eurasia and stretches from the Arctic Circle in the north to the south of Turkey.

The tree is 15-20 m tall, with a broadly ovate dense, and in older trees with a flat umbrella-shaped crown and horizontal branches, thanks to the long, up to 18 cm, dark green needles and dense foliage of the crown, it is very decorative.

The tree in the range is up to 25 m in height, in culture 6-18 m in height, the trunk is straight, sometimes branched from the base, the crown is compact, thin, narrow oval-conical, in old trees it is irregular, ovoid-conical.

It was only discovered in 1943 and due to World War 2 was not studied further until 1946 and only finally described as a new living species, metasequoia glyptostroboides, in 1948. Only one natural forest containing around 5400 trees is known to exist.

Lawson's cypress make an excellent hedge of all heights, they are very tolerant of clipping so long as this does not extend into the brown barked wood since trees cannot regenerate from this. Any trimming should be done in the summer.

It is very fire resilient and can tolerate many different soil conditions. The botanical name for this tree is Pinus Rigida, and it is an evergreen. It will have twisting branches that will somewhat droop, and the form of this tree is almost globular.

An evergreen coniferous tree originating from the western regions of North America, which reaches a height of 100 m with a trunk thickness of up to 4 m.

The European Silver Fir is one of the tallest growing conifers in Europe with a maximum height of 67m (220ft). It is native to the mountains of Europe stretching from the Pyrenees and eastwards to the Alps and the Carpathians, Slovenia and Croatia.

It has an incredibly impressive appearance, is used for bonsai, helps to significantly improve the microclimate of the room, releases essential oils into the air that have bactericidal and antiviral properties, as well as negative oxygen ions.

Cupressus arizonica greene, Arizona cypress, is the only cypress native to the southwest. It is a medium sized tree 50 to 60 feet tall and 15 to 30 inches in diameter. It is evergreen, with a dense, upright, conical crown and smooth reddish-brown bark.

A deciduous tree or shrub, in cultivation up to 4 m in height, blooms in May, after flowering it forms round boxes, from which, when ripened in August - September and cracking, nuts emerge, reminiscent of small hazelnuts with a thin peel.

An evergreen coniferous tree, reaching 110 m in height and 7.5 m in diameter, one of the tallest trees on Earth, lives up to 2000 years, the only one among conifers has the ability to produce industrial stump shoots and root suckers.

A large evergreen, very decorative tree, the needles are very long, relatively thin, hanging down on young shoots, 12–20 cm long, grows on all cultivated, even dry soils.

Monoecious tree up to 50m tall, with a loose, pyramidal crown, prickly needles, hard bluish-green in color, wood with a strong aroma, very resistant to pests and diseases.

An evergreen tree, distributed in Central and Southwestern China, forms extensive forests in the mountains at an altitude of 800-1300 m in a moderately warm and humid climate.

A coniferous tree reaching a height of 50 meters or more and up to 12 meters wide, the needles are rich green, scaly, the structure resembles the needles of thujas and cypress trees, recommended for single, group and alley plantings in parks and large gar

An evergreen coniferous tree up to 40 m high from the Cedar genus of the Pine family, Lebanese cedar is a drought- and frost-resistant species, the most light-loving among the representatives of the genus and prefers to grow in free sunny areas.

It is the tallest tree in the world, growing up to 100 m in height. The trunk diameter is 10-12 m. The oldest sequoia is 3200 years old. Usually the tree reaches at least 30-40 m in height, with a crown diameter of 8-10 m. It grows quite quickly, 10-20 cm

Cupressus sempervirens, commonly known as the Mediterranean Cypress or Pencil pine, is a species of cypress native to the eastern Mediterranean region, in northeast Libya, southeast Greece), southern Turkey, Cyprus, western Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.

The Norway Spruce is a valuable timber and shelter belt tree and is the classic Christmas tree, consumed in countless millions. It is a tough and vigorous tree that is not prone to serious attacks from pests and diseases.

The White Spruce is an evergreen with dense foliage and needles that are blue-green in color. This conifer is a faster grower than many other spruces and is a great choice for heavier soils such as clay.

The Austrian Pine is a handsome large growing tree native to Austria and most of the Balkans. It can be long lived, with some trees over 500 years old. It needs full sun to grow well and is intolerant of shade.

Due to the variety of crown shapes, dwarf cedar is defined as a shrub, bush-like tree or "half-bush-half-tree", and its thickets are called creeping forests, stale cedars and cedar pine forests.

The Nordmann Fir has very dark green needles and dark bark. It has horizontal branching and a dense habit. It is often used as a Christmas tree in Europe and can be grown in a container for several years.

Korean Pine nuts are the most commonly sold pine nut in international commerce. Fresh (shelled) pine nuts often sell for as much as $25/lb. Also known as pignoli nuts, Korean pine seeds can be consumed as a healthy source of protein.

It is one of the most beautiful types of pine, due to which it is widely used in landscaping. Suitable for planting in large and medium-sized gardens, squares, parks, looks especially good in garden compositions.

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.

The Dwarf Mountain Pine is particularly slow-growing. This spreading conifer will stay neat and compact for many years, eventually forming a mound of spreading branches covered by dense green needles.

The tree can withstand up to -30 ° C, the crown of the plant is regular, conical, needles 2-4 cm long. The tree can grow in partial shade, but loves fertile soils, an excellent decoration for gardens and parks. single and group landings.