Outstanding for its double white flowers. Does not bear fruits, which is an advantage for car parks and busy places.

Large flowers in dark purple-red clusters in May. Beautiful shiny dark green foliage. Does not bear fruits, which is an advantage for car parks and busy places.

Rapid growth when young. Excellent isolated or in a group for shade.

Will flower from a young age. Rapid growth when young and melliferous. Excellent, isolated or in a group, for shade for example.

A small, rustic and deciduous tree, growing naturally in a pyramidal form. Lovely green leaves, oval, robust and turning an orangey-light red in autumn.

Sweet edible fruits. Shrub or small tree persistent at an advanced age. Very meliferous flowers in autumn.

Vigorous clone with a radiant flaking bark from a young age, cream with orangey-pink tints. Selection distributed by Minier in 2006.

A weeping Birch with very drooping branches cascading down. The bark peels in delicate strips of pink and orange colours. Leaves will have lovely golden tints in autumn.

Distributed in France by the Pépinières Minier in 2005. Golden-yellow leaves in autumn. Long, drooping yellow catkins will flower in March-April. The brown bark will whiten with age.

Well ramified, elegant and erect bearing. Semi-weeping in age. Peeling bark of white, cinammon streaked strips. Drooping bunches of greeny-yellow flowers in April-May.

A lovely compact and regular flame-shaped tree, needing little maintenance, if any. Ideal in lines, symmetrical planting, etc...

A tree for line arrangements, forming a dense and compact column. Branches grow upright all along the trunk. Will become more oval shaped after 20 years. Light green curving leaves.

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Pépinières Minier edition, 2014. The flamboyant orange autumn colours are unique in this genus and last several weeks.

Bronze tinted leaves in spring, green in summer, becoming a lovely yellow colour in autumn. Rapidly forms an erect stemmed tree. Excellent in a line, grouped or symmetrical plantations.

A vigorous and hardy tree (resistant to the Chestnut ink disease, Anthracnose and leaf rust). Can grow to 25m in height. Melliferous plant. Large-sized and firm nuts, 2-3 per bug (or husk).

Beautiful shade tree with very wide foliage. Decorative fruit looking like large flat beans. Can grow up to 15 m tall. Melliferous plant.

Can reach 5 to 10 m tall if not trimmed. It can be pruned short every year at the end of winter in order to obtain a branched plant from the base .

Small and rounded tree with an excellent sunshade shape. This catalpa is interesting for its compact growth habit. It grows well in small spaces.

Graphic shaped tree with young bright pink leaves. Spreads out in shoots to form a clump of upright stems. Synonym: Toona sinensis 'Flamingo'.

Beautiful, vigorous, fast-growing, dry-resistant tree. Tolerates chalky soil and pollution. Lanceolate foliage. Excellent for row plantations or for light shading.

The charming little leaves are heart shaped, 4 to 6cm in diameter. Browny red in the spring, green in summer, turning yellowy-pink in autumn.

Beautiful small shrub with an elegant drooping shape. The decaying foliage on the ground in autumn have a strong and very pleasant caramel scent.

Luminous, pure white flowering, appearing in spring before the leaves, that are a remarkable heart shape. Rapidly becomes a small tree, with spread out branches.

Very abundant flowering before the leaves. Cauliflorous plant (capable of flowering abundantly directly on the wood). Beautiful heart-shaped foliage. Tolerates dry and chalky conditions.

Abundant flowering from June to August, in bunches of 10-20cm. Large shrub or small tree depending on pruning. An original plant, a hybrid between a Catulpa bignonioides and a Chilopsis linearis.

Beautiful tree with well tiered hoizantal-growing branches. Flowers in flat bunches in spring. Oval leaves ending in tips often turning a purple-red colour in autumn.

This tree, with the well tiered branches growing hoizantally, giving it a superb silhouette, is reminiscent of oriental pagodas or wedding cakes.

Small tree, almost as wide as it is tall. The spaced branches have a beautiful wide-spread shape.

The young branches are yellow to orange, very attractive and original, especially in winter. Superb orangey-yellow leaves in autumn.

Very floriferous from a young age. Flowers with large white bracts in April-May.

Remarkable, changing seasonal colours. In spring and early autumn, leaves are a bluish-green, edged with creamy-white, splashed with pink in the sun.

Superb, slightly curvy, multicoloured leaves in autumn. In spring and summer, leaves are green to yellowy green, margined and splashed with bright yellow.

In April-May, it is covered with large pink striped flowers with a white centre.

This dogwood has an original evergreen foliage, relatively resistant to the cold in winter and with orangey colours in autumn. It can even be planted in a sheltered northern exposure.

Original and novel purple-bronze leaves. Numerous, medium sized, white flowers with magenta-pink tinted tips. A lovely compact shrub, bearing also little red berries at the end of summer.