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Deciduous trees
Morus álba f. pendula
Decorative form of the white mulberry with a beautiful weeping crown. Reaches 3–5 m in height and 3–4 m in width. Crown is weeping, umbrella-shaped; thin long branches hang down to the ground. Fruits are pink or red dru…
Flowering shrubs
Weigela
Ornamental flowering deciduous shrubs, prone to repeat blooming (remontancy), with large flowers up to 5 cm, having a tubular-bell or funnel-shaped, two-lipped corolla, white, cream and various shades of red or pink col…
Flowering shrubs
Weigela All Summer Red
Deciduous shrub up to 120-150 cm in height. Leaves broadly elliptic, dark green when mature; young foliage has red tones. Flowers appear throughout the summer and into late autumn. Flowers are small, bell-shaped, red, g…
Conifers
Occidentalis L.
Western Thuja (Occidentalis L.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Occidentalis L.
Western Thuja (Occidentalis L.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Juniperus occidentalis Hook.
a species of evergreen trees of the genus Juniperus in the cypress family. Monoecious and dioecious plant with scaly green foliage. Cone-berries blue-brown, covered with a waxy bloom.
Conifers
Larix occidentalis Nutt
A species of coniferous plant of the genus Larix in the pine family. A tall, fast-growing tree with a narrow pyramidal crown, main branches almost horizontal. Needles are deciduous, pale green, borne in star-shaped tuft…
Conifers
Thuja plicata
Family Cupressaceae. Naturally found on the Pacific coast of North America. Lifespan up to 500 years. Height up to 60 m.
Flowers for the garden
S. occidentalis
Shrub up to 1.5 m high. At 3 years height 0.8 m, crown diameter 80-100 cm. Vegetation from late April to late October. Growth rate medium. Flowers and fruits from 3 years, annually, abundantly.
Conifers
Thuja occidentalis
Family Cupressaceae. Naturally occurs in the eastern regions of North America. A tree 12-20 m tall, less often a shrub.
Conifers
Thuja occidentalis Danica
Family Cupressaceae. Dwarf form. Height 0.6-0.8 m, crown diameter 1 m. Annual growth in height 5 cm, in width 3-4 cm.
Conifers
Р. strobus L.
Family Pinaceae. Name: the word strobus is an original Linnaean taxon. Apparently, strobus in this case has the same root as the term strobile — that is, the reproductive organ of conifers, the cone.
Conifers
Strobus L.
Weymouth pine (Strobus L.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Pinus strobus Nana
Family Pinaceae. A decorative form of Weymouth pine. Has a beautiful regular rounded crown and long thin needles of a dense green color with a bluish tint.
Encyclopedia - Plants for ponds
Polygonum weyrichii
Occurs in the wild on grassy slopes of Sakhalin, the Kurils and Japan.
Flowers for the garden
С. albus Dougl. ex Benth
Grows in open woods and on shady slopes in the lower and middle mountain belts of California, ascending to heights of up to 2000 meters. This graceful plant is called "White Fairy Lantern" in its native range.
Deciduous trees
Prunus subhirtella “Autumnalis”
A small ornamental tree, 3-5 m tall and wide, with pendulous lateral shoots
Deciduous trees
Robinia pseudoacacia L.
A very beautiful, picturesque, often multi-stemmed tree for gardens and park plantings with a very attractive crown shape. Excellent for soil stabilization on loose sandy, gravelly and rocky soils.
Flowers for the garden
R. regeliana
White apple rose (R. regeliana) - a brief description of the species in Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Fraxinus ornus
Small tree, 6–10 m tall, 4–6 m wide, slow-growing, with a regular, rounded, dense crown.
Flowers for the garden
А.albus
Grows in heaths, on dry open slopes, and in scrub in the upper montane and subalpine belts of Southern Europe, reaching north to France, Switzerland, and Hungary.
Herbs
Agrostis alba L.
Family Poaceae. A low perennial plant, produces a large number of daughter shoots and a highly branched root system that densely penetrates and binds the soil.
Climbing plants
В. alba L.
Perennial plant with a large, overwintering, fleshy, tuber-like root. Stems are flexible, climbing supports by means of tendrils, up to 6 m long.
Flowers for the garden
Fruticosa mandshunca Maxim.
White cinquefoil (Fruticosa mandshunca Maxim.) - brief species description on Your Garden
