A genus of thorny evergreen shrubs from the Rosaceae family, very similar to the bright red pyracantha, differs from it in leaves with blunt ends, the leaves are smaller, the berries are orange-red.

A species of deciduous monoecious trees or shrubs of the genus Walnut. The natural range of the species is Manchuria (northern China), the Far East (Primorye and Amur region), as well as the Korean Peninsula.

A medium-sized tree with large (up to 25 cm) leathery elliptical leaves, which has large (22 cm) cupped, cream or milky-cream flowers, located at the ends of the branches, very fragrant.

A small thorny shrub from the genus Plum, 3.5-4.5 m high, less often a low-growing tree no higher than 8 m, growing, forms dense thorny and impassable thickets, edible fruits similar to a plum, up to 12 mm in diameter.

A tree of the Oak genus, which has a dense, wide-pyramidal crown, asymmetrical, spreading, with strong branches and a thick trunk (1-1.5 m in diameter), the bark is dark gray, blackish, thick.

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.

A tree 20-30 m high, whose leaves are imparipinnate, consisting of 7-15 leaflets, the flowers are small, without a perianth, bisexual, with two stamens and a pistil with a bipartite stigma.

A large deciduous tree, up to 30 m tall, with a slender pyramidal crown in youth, rounded in old age, which has bell-shaped flowers, up to 8 cm in diameter, yellowish-green, often with a bluish bloom, odorless.

A large deciduous shrub, multi-stemmed and highly branched, whose leaves are green, obovate in shape, arranged alternately, the petals are white or light pink, with pinkish-violet stripes on the outermost petals.

One of the most decorative lindens, which has a slender tree up to 30m tall, with beautiful silvery foliage and a remarkably regular, naturally wide-pyramidal or oval crown.

This is a large deciduous tree with an umbrella-shaped crown. Reaches 20-30 meters in height and 15-25 in crown diameter. It grows quickly, with an annual growth of 50 cm in height and 40 cm in width.

Oak at the age of 25 years can reach 8.5 m in height, in which the diameter of the trunk at chest level is 20 cm, the diameter of the crown is 3 m, the branches start from the grafting site and grow upward at an acute angle, forming a dense and dense crow

An evergreen trunk-entwining liana, the stem is woody, branched, creeping, attached to surrounding objects by numerous sucker-like additional roots, grown as a houseplant, the leaves are used in medicine.

In beekeeping, birch is important as a pollen source, birch brooms are harvested as feed for livestock during the winter, and birch is used more often than other types of wood to prepare firewood.

A tree up to 30 m tall, usually growing from the base with several trunks, when free standing, forms a powerful wide-pyramidal crown.

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.

It is also called Hazelnut. It is a multi-stemmed shrub and grows up to 4 meters. The Lombard nut has been considered a magical plant since ancient times - it was used as a talisman to protect against evil forces, as well as from mice and even from lightn

A large or medium-sized deciduous tree 20-35 m high, the bark is dark brown, longitudinally fissured, the fruit is a nut weighing 10-20 grams, enclosed in a prickly plus, which opens when ripe.

The Japanese rose is very popular, among the reasons are excellent health and resistance to most rose diseases and pests, unpretentiousness in care, it is also worth noting the very long flowering of the Japanese rose - from early summer until autumn.

Medium-early ripening table grapes, which are easy to grow on your own plot, are very unpretentious, they require minimal care, the taste and aroma of the Dozen is unique, it can be recognized among a huge variety of other varieties.