'Scots Pine'. A familiar tree usually seen as a large, tall-stemmed and, occasionally, a low, pictur ...
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'Scots Pine'. A slow-growing, medium-sized bush or rarely a small tree, conical in habit at first, ...
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'Bhutan Pine'. An elegant, large, broadheaded tree, retaining its lowest branches when isolated. Le ...
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A remarkably hardy, dwarf species, forming a low, densely branched mound or a creeping carpet extend ...
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'Umbrella Pine'. A slow-growing, very hardy, monoecious tree of medium-size. Dense and conical when ...
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'Mammoth Tree'. Deeply furrowed, reddish-brown outer bark. As a young tree it has a densely branched ...
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'Deciduous Cypress''Swamp Cypres'. A strikingly beautiful tree and the most suitable conifer for wet ...
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'Common yew'. A small to medium-sized tree or large shrub with dark, almost black-green leaves, to ...
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'Westfelton Yew' A very distinct, widespreading, small, elegant tree with tiers of long, horizontal ...
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Similar to 'Dovastoniana' in habit, but leaves margined bright yellow. A splendid male form.
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The most popular of the golden yews. A dense-growing, large bush with ascending branches. The yell ...
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'Golden Irish yew'. A male form, similar to 'Fasigiata', but leaves with yellow margin.
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'Irish Yew'. A female clone of erect habit, forming a dense, compact, broad column of closely-packed ...
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A low growing, often semi-prostrate, female bush, with long, spreading branches, drooping at the ti ...
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'Common yew'. A slow-growing, male bush of medium size, with ascending branches and short, crowded ...
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'Common yew'. A slow-growing, female form of 'Fasigiata Aurea'. It is of dense, columnar habit wit ...
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'Common Yew'. A low shrub with broadly spreading branches. Foliage yellow in summer becoming green ...
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'Common Yew'. A vigorous, female form with ascending branches forming a broad, medium-sized bush. ...
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'Japanese Yew'. A dense, small male bush with ascending branches, nodding at the tips. Leaves radi ...
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