Elongated drooping semi-evergreen foliage, taking a beautiful wine-colour from the end of August until winter.

A plant of high quality, ruby-red in autumn : the large, thick, shiny dark green leaves will have superb burgundy tints from the end of August to winter, and numerous yellow, then pink, fruit, open

Rounded cone-shaped clump with a dense, shiny, dark green foliage margined with yellow. Good plant to grow isolated in hedges, in containers, in flower beds, in urban areas or seaside.

Distributed by Pépinières Minier in 2005. A dense tuft, in a column, of regular and beautiful, shiny dark green leaves.

A dense rounded to conical shrub with dark green and white creamy edged leaves. A good plant to isolate, put in hedges, containers, flowerbeds, in urban zones, coastal regions.

Dense, rounded clump with a grey-green to dark green foliage, margined with creamy white. Good plant for hedges, containers and flower beds, in urban areas or seaside.

This small and erect columnar shrub has an attractive and consistent shape. The persistant leaves are regularly edged with white.

Green mutation of the Euonymus jap. 'Bravo'. Upright and compact plant with shiny dark green leaves.

Evergreen and erect shrub, often wrongly called 'Euonymus wilsonii'. Slow growing as a young plant, more vigorous in age.

A rounded and compact plant. Very floriferous, it will be covered in white flowers in April-May. Rustic and easy to grow.

The Pearlbush 'Niagara' is a superb, compact and rounded plant, covered in bunches of white flowers in April-May. It is dense and elegant, easy to grow and very rustic.

Distributed by Minier in 2005. Very floriferous in May with numerous bunches of 6-8 flowers. Leaves are golden-yellow in autumn.

A compact, well ramified and domed shrub, vigorous but of modest size. Numerous bunches of pure white flowers in April-May. Oval leaves turning golden in the autumn.

A cascade of pure white, double flowers in April-March, totally covering its branches.

A compact, round to oval, floriferous shrub, covered in white flowers in April-Mai. Rustic and very easy to cultivate.

Beautiful tree with a rounded crown and a smooth light grey bark. Beautiful dark green foliage margined with very fine hair and turning brown-yellow in autumn. Its fruits are called beechnuts.

Fine cuted foliage taking nice bronze-yellow colours in autumn. Elegant shape with upright and then more open grown habit.

Columnar-formed dense and golden coloured tree. Interesting for small gardens and urban areas, in a line along a path or to ponctuate a gateway or landscape.

Beautiful dense purple columnar tree. Very interesting in small spaces, in towns, planted in rows or in symmetrical plantation, to highlight an entrance, a path or ponctuate a landscape.

Upright and low-maintenance tree that is easy to place. Selected plant from volunteer seedlings found in the wood next to the Lieutenant Colonel A.

Beautiful tree often as wide as it is tall. Tall branches drooping gracefully.

Very compact tree with a regular drooping growth habit. It has a beautiful dark purple foliage and a slow growth the first years that turns more vigorous then.

Large tree with purple leaves that can be prune into a hedge. Average growth. It can grow over 25m tall with age. Can be grown as a bonsai.

Beautiful, large and glossy purple leaves. Nice when grown alone or in groups. It can also be planted in hedges.

Attractive multicolor foliage, purplish pink and cream in spring, purplish brown in summer and purplish red in autumn. Beautiful rounded and well branched tree.

Graceful arching form. Ideal in hedges, containers or isolated. Stays a compact tuft. The name comes from the reddish colour on the ends of young shoots and leaf sheaths.

This Bamboo is compact, erect, dense and is the tallest of the genus, perfect planted as a screen, hidden from sight, but also isolated or in a container.

A low tuft with evergreen, delicate bluish leaves. In June-July, appear little light brown cobs on slender erect stems. Appreciates the heat and dry weather, in a light and well drained soil.

Robust resistant plant, long lasting for a Fescue. In June-July, little light brown cobs appear, born by slender erect stems. Appreciates heat and dry weather, light and well drained soils.

Attractive golden young shoots. A good plant for rock gardens, associated with plants of grey and blue foliage and other, longer grass plants, in the background.

This scandiavian selection is resistant to cold weather and easily produces numerous figs in the summer, even in cold regions, in a sun exposed and sheltered zone.

Two productions a year (biferous). Intersting little tree for small gardens and containers. Synonym : 'Goutte d'Or de Carpentras'. Excellent sweet figs in summer and autumn.

Fruit appears twice a year, first in July, then in autumn (Biferous). The numerous figs appearing in autumn are smaller and can be dehydrated.

A moderately small tree, interesting for small gardens. A good production of figs once a year (uniferous). From August to October, attractive and very sweet figs of 60 to 70g.