"Pencil Cedar". One of the hardiest and most accummodating of conifers, forming an excellent columna ...
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"Pencil Cedar". Small, conical tree of rather dense habit. Foliage bright green, very attractive wh ...
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"Pencil Cedar". A splendid, medidum-sized, vigorous shrub with widespreading branches. Foliage soft ...
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"Pencil Cedar". A shrub of columnar habit, with erect branches first than horzizontal. Blue-grey lea ...
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Juniper. A flat-topped, low-growing and widespreading form with golden foliage.
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"Juniper". A spreading, flat-topped bush with arching shoots resembling 'Pfitzeriana' but with brigh ...
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Juniper. A sport of 'Pfitzeriana Aurea', from which it differs in its more compact habit, and bronze ...
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Golden Pftizer. Terminal shoots and foliage suffused golden-yellow in summer, becoming yellowish-gre ...
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Pfitzer Juniper. One of the most popular and commonly planted of all conifers. An eventually medium ...
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'European Larch''Common Larch'. A large tree with a slender, cone)shaped crown when young. Branches ...
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'Japanese Larch'. A vigorous tree of large size, with reddish shoots. Leaves 2-3cm long, sea-green, ...
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Like the specie but with long weeping branches. Beautiful, tall, elegant tree.(2b)
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'Dawn Redwood'. A strong-growing, vigorous,20-25m, deciduous tree of conical habit when young, with ...
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Originally raised in Japan, 'Gold Rush' is a beautiful new deciduous conifer that is easily identifi ...
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A monotypic genus related to Juniperus, differing in its fruits which possess hardened, almost woody ...
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"Common Spruce". The commonest spruce in general cultivation and the species popularly known as the ...
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"Common spruce". Like the species. A large, spreading bush or small tree with semi-pendent branches ...
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"Spruce". Like the species. Green pendulant variety.
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