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.

Self-fertilizing, erect and vigorous plant. Very productive with large quinces, a bright yellow in the sun, greener in the shade.

Very vigorous and productive plant. Self-fertilizing. Large quinces, weighing up to 1.2kg. Melliferous plant.

Self-fertilizing. Golden-yellow quinces with a strong fragrance, lighly covered in down that is easily brushed off.

Abundant flowering in May-June, pink and cream vexillum, red ochre alae and yellow and cream carina. Its green, flexible, arching branches have slightly drooping ends.

Very floriferous plant in April, covered with cherry red, pink and creamy flowers. Excellent plant, ideal for a container use, a rockery plant or a bedding plant.

Excellent and vigorous plant, ideal for a container use, a rockery plant or a bedding plant. Resistant to dry conditions, appreciates sandy soils. Melliferous plant.

Abundant yellow and orangey-red flowers in May-June.

In May-June, it beares a large amount of orange red and orange yellow flowers. Dense and compact vegetation. Melliferous plant.

Vigorous and well ramified shrub. Green branches all year. Abundant pink and cream perfumed flowers, attracting bees. Resistant to dry periods, appreciates a well drained to sandy soil.

Abundant yellow and red flowers in May-June. Vigorous and fast growing plant. Attracts bees.

Compact plant covered with white flowers from the beginig of April until May. Excellent plant, ideal for a container use, a rockery plant or a bedding plant.

Compact plant with arching branches covered with yellow flowers from the begining of April until May. Introduced in France by Minier in 1964.

Very perfumed flowering as early as January-February. This variegated plant, is sturdier than the green-leaved Daphne odora species.

Light pink buds becoming cream flowers with orange-yellow anthers, intensely perfumed.

Flower buds are light pink, opening into creamy pink with, at the center, yellowy orange anthers and an intense perfume.

Mythical tree with original large white bracted flowers at the beginning of summer, that may grow to 14 to 16cm. They appear on trees only having aged at least 10 years.

Rustic plant with speading, compact and rounded vegetation. Charming little bunches of flowers in June-July, lilac-pink and white, becoming brighter as they flourish.

Small shrub very interesting for limited spaces, in town, terrace and container. Very floriferous in May. It needs a location protected from severe cold weather.

Small, round, very floriferous shrub ideal in small spaces and for container use.

Well branched and vigorous shrub with slightly drooping branches when mature. Abundant pure white double flowering in upright clusters.

Large, upright shrub bearing a large amount of white double flowers in cluster with faded purple-pink underside in June.

Very floriferous and medium-sized shrub, bearing beautiful double flowers in May-June.

Compact shrub with arching branches. Very floriferous, it bears a large amount of carmine pink flowers in May-June.

This compact plant resembles the Deutzia gracilis 'Nikko' variety, with pink flowers. Very floriferous in spring.

A lovely rounded and compact plant, covered in flowers in April-May. Very resistant to cold weather, the autumn colours are purple-bronze. A plant adapted to mass landscape planting.

Compact and round shrub, with very deep purple leaves, becoming dark red in autumn. Pale yellow flowers appear in June.

A spreading, compact and low shrub, with variegated green and white leaves. Pale yellow, tinted green flowers appear in June. An interesting plant for shaded areas, even under trees.

Leaves are an orangey colour on shoots, becoming luminous in autumn. Pale yellow flowers in June. An erect and quite vigorous shrub, tending to spread in age.

On shoots especially, leaves are a very intense and attractive red colour, becoming red all over in autumn.

Quite large, appetizing kakis in autumn, round, slightly flattened, orangey-red and shiny when ripe.

Large round fruit is produced in autumn, a bright orange colour turning red in maturity. The riper they are eaten, the sweeter they will be, losing their bitterness day by day.

Lovely red autumn leaf colours at the same time as the ripening Kakis. Very resistant to cold temperatures. Large round fruit, with a light vanilla perfume. They are yellow, then orange when ripe.