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Deciduous trees
Salix udensis Sekka
An impressive male clone of the species Salix udensis. A deciduous shrub with a rounded, spreading crown. Shoots are fasciated, grow vertically, the branch tips are twisted into a flat, large curl. Catkins are silvery w…
Deciduous trees
Acer semenovii Rgl. et Herd.
Semenov's maple (A. semenovii Rgl. et Herd.) - description, species, photos, care, maintenance, transplantation, pests, propagation - Maple
Deciduous trees
Domestica L.
Service tree (Domestica L.) - brief species description on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Arborea 'Robin Hill'
Serviceberry 'Robin Hill' (Arborea 'Robin Hill') - a brief species description for Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Quercus petraea Liebl.
Naturally occurs in the North Caucasus, in Northern Crimea, in the southern Baltic region, and in the western part of Ukraine. Present in many reserves of the Caucasus, Crimea, and the European part of Russia. Forms oak…
Deciduous trees
Salix acutifolia Willd
A species of deciduous shrubs and trees of the genus Salix. A tree or tree-like shrub with an oval, spreading crown. Leaves lanceolate, dark green above, glaucous beneath. Indumentum on buds, leaves and branches absent.…
Deciduous trees
Alnus fruticosa Rupr.
Grows as a shrub 1–3 m tall, less often as a small tree up to 6 m. Bark dark gray, shoots reddish-brown; leaves up to 10 cm long, ovate, doubly serrate, shiny and dark green above, glabrous, lighter beneath, young leave…
Deciduous trees
Alnus sibirica (Spach) Turcz. ex Komar.
Shrub or small tree. A tree: at 12 years, height 8.3 m, trunk diameter 8 cm. Does not flower. Fully winter-hardy.
Deciduous trees
Albizia julibrissin Durazz
Deciduous tree with an umbrella-shaped spreading crown. Leaves bipinnate, lacy, consisting of 9–14 pinnae. Each pinna contains 15–30 pairs of leaflets. Flowers very decorative, fragrant, yellowish-white
Deciduous trees
Salix Repens argentea
A beautiful slow-growing shrub with flexible, thin gray-green shoots. Leaves small, oval, silvery-green. Male catkins silvery, later yellow, with a pleasant fragrance.
Deciduous trees
Cordata 'Greenspire'
Silver Linden (Cordata 'Greenspire') - a brief species description on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Saccharinum L.
Silver maple (Saccharinum L.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
saccharinum 'Wieri'
Silver maple, many-lobed (saccharinum 'Wieri') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
negundo 'Variegantum' Bonamy
Silver-variegated ash-leaved maple (negundo 'Variegantum' Bonamy) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Р. simonii Can.
Trunk slender, smooth, greenish-gray. Leaves small, rhombic or oval, with a wedge-shaped base and an acute apex, dark green, with prominent red veins, on very short, reddish petioles (up to 1 cm), glaucous-whitish benea…
Deciduous trees
Populus simonii
Ornamental tree up to 12-15 m tall, 6-10 m wide, with an elegant, oval, slightly drooping crown; trunk slender, smooth; growth rate initially 60-80 cm, later 30-50 cm per year.
Deciduous trees
Crataegus monogyna “Stricta”
In the first 10 years of life a strictly upright small tree, later narrowly ovoid, with erect branches, slow-growing.
Deciduous trees
В. microphylla Bunge
A tree up to 4-5 m tall, often low and gnarled, growing in the form of a shrub. The decorative merits of the species are the yellowish-gray, sometimes pink bark, small leaves, and a crown of distinctive shape.
Deciduous trees
Triacanthos 'Elegantissima'
Small-leaved honey locust (Triacanthos 'Elegantissima') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Cordata Mill.
Small-leaved linden (Cordata Mill.) - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Cordata 'Greenspire'
Small-leaved urban linden (Cordata 'Greenspire') - brief description of the species on Your Garden
Deciduous trees
Smithiana Willd.
A species of the genus Salix (willow) of the family Salicaceae. A fast-growing shrub with lanceolate leaves, with a revolute and slightly undulate margin, dark green in color. Catkins ovoid or cylindrical.
Deciduous trees
U. laevis Pall.
Tree up to 25 m tall with a beautiful broad, elliptical crown and thin, drooping branches. Young shoots hairy at first, later smooth, light brown, glossy. Bark of mature trees brownish, peeling in thin flakes.
Deciduous trees
Rhus glabra
Sumac is very decorative and unusual for our flora with its large odd-pinnate foliage, giving the impression of a "palm-like" exotic.
