A large shrub, then a small pyramidal branching tree with huge flowers, up to 25cm, of a dark burgundy red with bright pink highlights.

Very floriferous and hardy plant that is easy to grow in the garden. Large amount of big flowers slightly perfumed in April and that can bloom again in summer.

Beautiful variety, introduced and distributed by this illustrious pioneer from the French Anjou region (Loire Valley). More interesting than the 'Burgundy' variety.

Small but excellent Magnolia, very floriferous, generous, rustic and easy to grow. Covered with beautifully coloured flowers, purple pink outside, ivory inside, opening in May to 15cm in diameter.

Nice little tree with long, flexible and drooping branches. They are covered with single bright pink flowers of 4 cm diameter in April-May that come from carmine red floral buds.

Small and compact plant with a columnar shape. Very floriferous, covered with carmine-pink semi-double flowers in April-May. In September-October, it produces a few yellow and red fruits.

This handsome, medium-sized tree is highly resistant to disease, with a regular, dense form and well-cut purple foliage. It turns a bright orange-red in autumn.

Small rustic tree with original fruit. The round brown medlars, about 4cm in diameter, are picked in October-November.

The only species of its genus, considered a living fossile. Well-known in its fossile form, it was thought to have disappeared. Nowadays, it is widespread in arboretums and parks.

Large deciduous conifer with brilliant and striking golden foliage that appears in spring and turns copper orange as the season progresses.

Fast-growing tree with a round crown. The yellow-brown branches bear a dark-green evergreen foliage that turns nicely gold in autumn.

Fast growing plant grafted on stem. Small tree with long and flexible branches drooping in compact curtains with elegance. Its wide, rounded and light green foliage turns golden yellow in autumn.

Rustic and easy to grow, resistant to drought. Small tree, without fruit (sterile), essential for creating shaded areas.

Small tree with a round shape at first which then spreads little by little. The three-lobed foliage is 20 to 25 cm wide.

Fruit-bearing plant over a long period of time. Long-lived tree with an interesting shape, becoming quite picturesque with age. Large and dense crown when mature.

A tree for fresh soils with a near cylindric peak and slightly drooping lower branches. Growth is relatively slow. The main root will sucker if fractioned.

Pyramidal and then rounded shape. Yellow-green flowers in catkins that appear at the same time as the leaves.

Excellent purple-red autumn foliage. Beautiful grey-brown bark peeling off into yellow plates.

This lovely selection is erect with dark purple-red leaves on the shoots in spring, turning dark green before becoming colourful again with orangey-red in autumn.

Small, compact and erect tree, with luminous autumn colours and a decorative bark. Leaves yellow tinted in spring and autumn, often edged in red.

Large bunches of lilac-blue flowering in April. Rapid growth and flowers from a young age. Melliferous plant.

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A well ramified tree, slightly pyramidal, spreading out with age. The bark is generally browny-red, with yellow and green flaky patches.

Small rounded tree, or more often, a large, well ramified shrub. The bark is generally browny-red, with yellow and green flaky patches.

Distributed in France by Minier in 2005. A small spherical-formed tree, a bit more upright with age. The decorative bark will peel off in strips. Resistant to dry weather.

The shape is more pyramidal and erect than other Planes, ideal in rows or for shade. Its low branches do not droop when mature.

Famous and majestic tree, often found in parks, in squares or used for row plantations. Fast growing tree with a rounded crown and spreading branches. The trunk is smooth and straight.

Narrow columnar-shaped tree with upright shoots thightly set along the trunk. The male plant has red catkins in March-April. Its foliage appear 3 weeks before the rest of the species.

Almond-scented flowers in April-May. Very floriferous plant.

Very floriferous plant. It is the drooping variety of Prunus serrulata 'Kanzan'. Very elegant plant with red buds and bright pink flowers of 2.5 to 3 cm diameter.

Fruit will appear late in the season, but is excellent and reputed for quality and calibre.

Mature at the end of June, early July. Self-fertilizing and productive tree. Will produce from an early age. Large golden yellow apricots, the colour darkening in the sun.

Fruit is produced in June-July, beautiful orange apricots that redden in parts in the sun. The flesh is firm and plaisantly tangy.

Harvested when ripe in August. Self-fertilizing, productive and vigorous. An orangey-yellow, musky, tender, juicy, sweet and perfumed flesh. Originally from Nancy.

Self-fertilizing and late fruiting variety. Medium sized apricots, very good for making jams. Chance seedling. Semi-weeping form. Synonym : Orangé de Provence.

Self-fertilizing. Mature end of June to mid July. Medium to large apricots, tender and perfumed, not very juicy.

Semi-late variety. Medium sized apricots, colourful and scented. Self-fertilizing. Chance seedling. Very popular in the West Pyrenees region.

Self-fertilising, vigorous and productive. Large to very large-sized oblong apricots, light orange coloured skin with patches of intense red. Excellent firm flesh, juicy, sweet and perfumed.

Fertile and vigorous variety. Melliferous plant. Heart-shaped cherries with yellow flesh, turning redder, nearer harvesting, at the end of June.

Moderately vigorous. Melliferous plant. A late producing variety. Between mid and the end of July, lovely, shiny, purpely-red and slightly elongated cherries appear.

Vigorous, upright and productive tree. King of cherries in the region around Lyon, very popular on market stalls. Opens the Cherry Fair in the town of Bessenay (Rhone region).