Lovely blue toned conifer, forming a narrow pyramid. Branches are short and erect. Slow growth when young, faster after the first few years. Resistant to parasites and pollution.

Weeping form, majestically sprawling, grey-blue foliage. Its superb bluish branches bow down to the ground. Will have a beautiful effect in gardens when well placed. Moderate growth.

A superb tall conifer from the Atlas region. Large pyramidal form, curving lateral branches. Moderate growth over the first few years, becoming more rapid.

Large pyramidal form, regular and dense. Graceful reclining form with horizontal flexible main branches but with smaller hanging branches along it, giving a willow form.

Beautiful golden pyramidal tree, with the extremities of its branches elegantly and slightly drooping.The golden colour pales in summer, coming back brighter in spring.

Lovely spread out dwarf conifer with grey, blue tinted, foliage, drooping slightly at its extremities. Robust plant. Resistant to pollution and parasites.

Distributed in France by Minier in 1990. A frank improvement of the déodara 'Aurea',not needing a prop when young. A lightly conical form with golden foliage.

Weeping formed conifer with a dense, dark green and flexible foliage, drooping to the ground and sprawling at its base. This plant can be used for ground covering if it's pruned every year.

Superb, blue-green to green, tall tiered conifer. Large dark grey trunk. Short and rigid, dark green needles. Cones are between 9 to 15cm long. Tolerates dry and chalky soils.

Vigorous golden conifer, growing naturally in a compact and slender flame form.

Moderately growing plant, interesting for its regular form. Narrow conical form, with dense and compact vegetation. Rustic and resistant to pollution.

Forms a compact and regular column, often with several spires. Slow growth to start, becoming moderate. Rustic and resistant to pollution.

Editor : Sapho® Création Minier 1972. The dwarf form of the lawsoniana 'Elwoodii'. A narrow column, with a dense and compact vegetation. Rustic and resistant to pollution.

Conical bushy form, irregular in older subjects. Slow growth to start, then moderate. Rustic. Magnificent intense silvery blue and dense foliage, attractive all year.

Tolerates the sun more than the 'Filifera Aurea' variety. Small compact plant with a dense, golden spherical form, large base and flattened apex, sprawling with age.

Large conical bearing. Dense foliage, green all year but tinted blue in summer. This light and smooth foliage, retains its juvenile aspect. Browny-red bark, flaking in thin vertical strips.

Large conical form, dense, bluish-green foliage in summer, turning a plum purple colour in winter. This light and smooth foliage retains its juvenile aspect.

Slightly sprawling, compact sphere. Very slow growth. Robust plant. Slightly chalky soils are tolerated. Ideal for small areas, containers, rock gardens, bordering terraces.

Robust clone, well ramified with green, blue tinted, leaves. Conical bearing, fairly open, easy to thicken with pruning. Forms a lovely hedge.

An erect and conical Cypress, well ramified with strong and vigorous stems that do not need props. Can rapidly become a compact hedge with less trimming in width.

This lovely Cypress will grow, naturally, in a dense columnar form, resembling the '2001', but with a luminous foliage and attractive golden shoots.

Improvement of the classical Leyland, more compact. Vigorous and rapid growth. Very popular for hedges for its rapid growth and tolerance of dry weather and sea spray.

A frank improvement of the 'Castelwellan Gold' variety, more golden and more resistant to the sun. Conical form, quite compact and bushy from the base.

Forms a compact cone with erect branches. Browny-red bark, fibrous in young subjects, becoming grey and flaky with age. Grey green foliage, tinted with blue having a strong scent.

Beautiful golden foliage, compact, erect and conical vegetation. Browny-red bark, very resinous, yellow fruit. Normal soil even dry. Tolerates pruning and is an interesting plant for topiairies.

Large and conical, loosely formed, with vertical spires and sprawling lateral branches. Browny-red bark and very resinous. Delicate yellow foliage, golden in spring. Yellow cones.

Compact and narrow column, with large green branches. Good resistance to pollution and wind. Graphic plant, punctuates entries and landscapes. Robust plant, easy to maintain.

Forms a narrow column with erect branches close to the trunk. Very solid wood, used in cabinet making. Browny-purple thin and slightly furrowed bark. Dark green foliage.

Forms a compact little column with slender dark green foliage. Produces very little fruit, if at all : they will not tire the plant and will not push down branches with their weight.

Exists on earth, allegedly, for over 200 millions years. Very rustic and resistant to pollution. Survived Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Fan shaped leaves, split in the middle.

Erect bearing when young, the peak flaring with age. Rustic and resistant to parasites. Leaves are a fan shape, split in the middle. Lovely orangey yellow colour in autumn.

Superb variety, naturally growing in a narrow column form with many delicate branches.

A vigorous erect form, naturally growing into a compact column, even without pruning. Leaves are bluish-green in spring and summer, becoming golden in autumn.

Tapering variety, compact and vigorous moderately fast growth. Closely packed erect branches. Foliage is light green, blue tinted, 5-7cm long.

Excellent evergreen gound cover. Interesting in containers, rock gardens, banks. Dense, sprawling vegetation. Branch extremities slightly ascending. Very resistant to cold and dry weather.

Close to the 'Compressa' variety, but more vigorous and rustic. Dwarf variety, tapered and pointed with slow growth.

Excellent evergreen ground cover, rustic, greeny-blue coloured all year round. Interesting in containers, rock gardens and on banks.

Dwarf form, very close to the ground, tightly packed branches, graceful and flexible. Short smaller branches. Dark green foliage in the summer, purplish in winter.