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Conifers
Chamaecyparis
Evergreen, monoecious coniferous plants. The crown is most often conical with drooping or spreading branches. The trunk is covered with scaly brownish-brown bark. In natural conditions may reach up to 70 m in height. Yo…
Conifers
Campestre L.
Field maple (Campestre L.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Abies fraseri (Pursh.) Poir.
A graceful tree up to 25 m tall (similar in appearance to the balsam fir) with a beautiful pyramidal crown; small needles, silvery beneath, and decorative short cones with protruding covering scales.
Conifers
Media 'Hicksii'
Fruiting cup-shaped yew (Media 'Hicksii') - a short description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Picea glehnii
A species of evergreen trees of the genus Spruce (family Pinaceae). A tall tree with a dense conical crown. Needles short, glaucous-green, four-sided, slightly curved, emitting a characteristic smell when crushed. Cones…
Conifers
Larix gmelinii
A coniferous species of the genus Larix of the pine family. The most winter-hardy species of all larches. A large tree with an ovoid crown. Needles deciduous, soft, bright green, in clusters of 25-40. Cones small, ovoid.
Conifers
Baccata 'Semperaurea'
Golden shrubby yew (Baccata 'Semperaurea') - brief species description on Your Garden
Conifers
Helix 'Aureovariegata'
Golden-variegated ivy (Helix 'Aureovariegata') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Juniperus virginiana Grey Owl
A cultivar of Juniperus virginiana. An evergreen coniferous shrub with a spreading crown. Reaches 2 m in height, crown diameter 5–7 m. Foliage scaly, needle-like inside the crown, gray-blue, 0.5–0.7 cm long. Fruits nume…
Conifers
Сanescens (Ait.
Grey poplar (Сanescens (Ait.) Sm.) - a brief description of the species on Your Garden
Conifers
Р. heldreichii Christ
Family Pinaceae. A medium-sized tree with a narrowly conical, low-hanging crown. Needles dense, green, borne in fascicles of 2. Cones solitary, oblong-ovoid, immature - dark bluish-purple, mature – darker.
Conifers
Pinus heldreichii 'Compact Gem'
A dwarf cultivar of Heldreich's pine. Crown conical, broadly pyramidal, dense. Needles dense, dark green, paired, stiff, glossy. Cones brown, ovoid, borne on a short stalk.
Conifers
Cedrus deodara Prostrate Beauty
A prostrate, semi-dwarf form of Himalayan cedar. The plant is slow-growing. The crown is almost flat; with age a leading shoot may develop. Needles are soft, needle-like, from blue to gray-green or nearly silvery.
Conifers
Cedrus deodara
A species of the genus Cedrus in the family Pinaceae. A tall tree with a broad conical crown, branches arranged horizontally, shoot tips drooping in an arch
Conifers
Cedrus deodara
Himalayan cedar (Deodara (D. Don) G. Don) - brief species description on Your Garden
Conifers
Cedrus deodara 'Golden Horizon'
An impressive cultivar of Himalayan cedar. An evergreen tree that in youth resembles a shrub with horizontal and slightly upturned branches. Later it develops a straight trunk with drooping shoots.
Conifers
Cedrus deodara Robusta glauca
An attractive cultivar of Himalayan cedar with longer blue-green or silvery-blue needles and vigorous growth. The crown is pyramidal or conical. Branches grow horizontally from the trunk. Cones are typical for Himalayan…
Conifers
Chamaecyparis obtusa Nana Gracilis
Dwarf evergreen shrub with a rounded or conical crown. Slow-growing. Shoots twisted into a shell-like shape. Foliage dark green, scaly, very dense
Conifers
Juniperus horizontalis
Horizontal or prostrate juniper (Juniperus horizontalis) - a brief species description on Your Garden
Conifers
Helix hibernica
Irish ivy (Helix hibernica) - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
Conifers
Р. pinea L.
Family Pinaceae. One of the most beautiful trees of the south. A medium-sized tree with a dense, compact, umbrella-shaped crown. Needles long, in bundles of 2, green, with a very persistent pine aroma. Cones long, solit…
Conifers
Th. dolabrata
In its native Japan, an evergreen, monoecious tree up to 35 m tall; in cultivation it is most often a shrub.
