Conifers
Manchurian fir (Abies holophylla)
Аbies holophylla
A slender, robust tree up to 45 m tall, with a dense, broad-pyramidal, loose crown that droops to the ground; in old age it has a flat top.
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Conifers
Аbies holophylla
A slender, robust tree up to 45 m tall, with a dense, broad-pyramidal, loose crown that droops to the ground; in old age it has a flat top.
Conifers
A. mayriana Miyabe et Kudo
Ornamental; resembles Sakhalin fir in appearance. Shade-tolerant. Prefers fertile soils. Winter-hardy.
Conifers
Microbióta
Microbiota (Microbióta) — a genus of coniferous shrubs of the cypress family (Cupressaceae). It consists of a single species Microbiota decussata (Microbióta decussáta).
Conifers
Cupressus macrocarpa Hartw. ex Gordon.
Species of evergreen coniferous trees of the genus Cupressus (Cupressus) of the family Cupressaceae. A fast-growing tree with coarse reddish-brown bark and a flat-umbrella crown. Foliage scale-like, green, ovate-rhomboi…
Conifers
Рinus mugo Turra
Family Pinaceae. A small tree or shrub with an attractive crown shape. Needles dense, dark green. Cones small, gray-brown. Used for slope stabilization.
Conifers
Pinus mugo Gnom
Family Pinaceae. A dwarf, slow-growing form of mountain pine with dense branching and a rounded, compact crown. Needles short, stiff, glossy, dark green.
Conifers
Pinus mugo Humpy
Family Pinaceae. A dwarf shrub with a dense asymmetrical flattened-oval crown shape when young and cushion-like when more mature. Slow-growing cultivar. Needles short, falcate, stiff, dark green in color.
Conifers
Pinus mugo “Winter gold”
Family: Pinaceae. A dwarf, slow-growing shrubby form with a globular crown and magnificent needle coloration. In summer the shrub is a delicate light green, in autumn it becomes bright yellow, and closer to winter it ac…
Conifers
Р. murrayana Balf.
Family Pinaceae. Grows in the northwest of North America. Tree up to 25 m tall, with a regular, pyramidal crown. Trunk covered with thin, light-brown, smooth or slightly fissured bark.