Tree up to 30 m tall, with a slender trunk and luxurious, free standing, rounded crown reaching 8 m in diameter. Fruits are red-brown, after ripening bluish-black leathery beans up to 20 cm long.

A natural hybrid of unknown origin, with the participation of cordata and probably pubescent and Caucasian linden, one of the most decorative species, widespread.

An ornamental tree 4-7 meters high with a spreading crown, leaves are graceful, feathery, large, about 40 cm long, blooms for a long time in July-September with golden yellow flowers in large inflorescences.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Shrub up to 2 meters high, with widely spreading branches drooping at the ends, purple-violet flowers with a honey aroma, up to 1.5 cm, blooms annually and abundantly from July to September.

Tree up to 20 m high, sometimes a large shrub, prickly shoots, pear-shaped or rounded fruits, ripe in August - September.

Cultivated in gardens, parks, planted as a soil-strengthening and water-protective plant, silvery leaves, bright bark, fragrant flowers make the sucker a very decorative plant.

Deciduous tree, 18-27 m high, with a regular oval dense crown, fast-growing, fruit is a purplish-red round drupe about 1 cm in diameter, almost black when mature, with a bittersweet and viscous taste, ripens in late summer, edible.

Juglans nigra, the eastern black walnut, a species of flowering tree in the walnut family, Juglandaceae, is native to eastern North America. It grows mostly in riparian zones, from southern Ontario, west to southeast South Dakota, south to Georgia.

The fruits themselves are very large nuts, hence the name "Giant". The average weight of dried nuts is 20-25 grams. The shell is thin (shell thickness 1.0 - 1.5 mm). This variety of walnut - refers to the table and decorative varieties.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Decorative, with long-term abundant flowering for more than 2-3 weeks, vigorous liana. Widely used for landscaping terraces, arches, a bright addition to landscape compositions.

Perennial, but more often grown as an annual or two-year liana, reaching a length of 8-10 meters, the leaves are thick, semi-succulent, have a mild taste, light aroma and slimy texture.

Large upright shrub or small tree up to 4 m in height, leaves 5-9-palmate-lobed, initially bright red, later dark red, blooms in May, wonderful shrub for small gardens and containers.

Stunning, golden-yellow foliage that looks extremely vibrant with the sun shining through it. Unlike most yellow leaved plants, rather than getting darker and greener as the season goes on, this one gets yellower and brighter right up to the autumn.

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.

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.