The young branches are very colourful : slight orangey, coral-red, a lovely contrast to the dark green and shiny leaves.

This superb little plant, well ramified and compact, is ideal for flowerbeds and containers on balconies and terraces.

Vigorous plant with suckers (spreading thanks to them). Light green culm, yellow in the sun. Typical nodes stacked and compressed at the base of some culms.

Graceful, dense, glossy dark green leaves, well assorted with its canes. Rustic and remarkably vigorous. Excellent isolated or in groups or used for a hedge. Propagation through suckering.

Very vigorous plant that spreads thanks to non-invasive suckers. The culms initially green, become very black in direct sunlight. Beautiful, shiny dark green foliage.

Giant and graphic bamboo with impressive culms (or canes), it will need protection from strong winds and snow (Either attach between 5-10 together, or put a rigid fence around them).

A splash of gold in hedges and flowerbeds ! A Minier creation, distributed in 2008. The superb golden leaves will tolerate the sun all through the season.

An excellent, vigorous, compact and well ramified Ninebark bearing the darkest of purple leaves to this day. Clusters of white flowers in June-July, followed by red berries.

A fine innovation, distinguished by young shoots of a unique bronze colour with a golden heart. The foliage then turns a uniform bronze and remains attractive until autumn.

The 'Amber Jubilee'® is surprising in spring, with the very colourful young orange and yellow leaves followed by umbels of white flowers.

This lovely, oval and erect shrub, will enhance gardens with superb purple leaves all summer. The new shoots are tinted red and are very attractive.

Small development and an arching form makes this plant essential for flowerbeds, bordering terraces and swimming pools, in containers and flowerpots.

This lovely little shrub is very compact and naturally well ramified. The small purpely-bronze leaves are very attractive all through the season.

This is an erect and compact shrub, with golden leaves on the shoots, very luminous in spring, becoming more and more green, then turning yellow in autumn.

Compact and well ramified plant, completing the 'Diable d'or' and 'Diabolo' varieties, that have a larger development.

Perfect grey-green cone form and very dense. One of the most popular in the dwarf conifer family. Rustic and resistant to pollution.

A very slow growth into a dense, slightly flattened spherical form. Greeny-blue needles with 3-4 stomatal stripes on each side. Thick furrowed bark.

Blue tinted conical pine tree with a regular form and well tiered branches on a straight trunk. Easy to grow and rustic, it is resistant to pollution.

A good improvement of the Picea pungens 'Koster', with its regular conical form, its horizontal branches and straight spire, needing no frame.

Verison of the Pieris 'Forest Flame', with silvery white variegated foliage. Very floriferous, dense and compact plant. Scarlet red young shoots turning light green and then dark green.

Very popular and useful plant in the garden with colourful shoots that turns red yellow in spring. The young shoots are scarlet red and turns light green with age.

Decorative dark pink flower buds from December on. Excellent and hardy plant. Abundant bell-shaped flowers organised in clusters from February to April.

An original plant, dense and compact. Very floriferous. Abundant flowering in erect bunches of little creamy white bells from February to April.

Compact and near dwarf plant, ideal for containers, flowerbeds, borders and rock gardens. Decorative all year, good for small gardens. The young shoots are red and coppery-pink.

Compact and dense plant. The young light red shoots turns light green and dark green with age.

One of the most spectacular. Dense and compact vegetation. Glossy dark green, drooping foliage. Young red shoots turning light green and then dark green.

Beautiful evergreen and rustic plant, attaching to props via little aerial roots. Creamy-white flowering in September-October in panicles of 10-15cm long.

Rounded and small pine, becoming dense and conical. Dark green needles with white bands on the underside. Very interesting in containers and rock gardens, ideal for small spaces.

A lovely cone shaped and erect conifer. It grows slowly when young and needs pratically no maintenance. The long bluish, silver tinted needles are flexible and stay decorative all year.

Excellent compact dwarf conifer, with dark green and dense foliage, interesting in containers, rock gardens and generally good for small spaces.

Dark green and dense foliage. Domed when young, forms a lovely, erect, compact and regular conifer in rock gardens, without necessarily pruning.

A small conifer for rock gardens, growing naturally into a compact, spreading spherical form. Maintenance is pratically inexistant.

A small and very compact conifer for rock gardens, with practically no maintenance needed. The dark green needles are numerous and tightly bound on branches.

Moderate growth for this dense pyramid formed pine, becoming rounded with age. Can grow to over 2m if very old.

Rounded, dense bushy form and a slow growth. Dark green needles, of 3-6cm long, on short and rigid branches. Excellent rustic plant, tolerating poor and chalky soils.

Small, compact, golden and spreading out conifer. Needles are 8-10cm long, dark green, golden tipped in summer, turning a luminous gold in winter.

Naturally growing in a dense, compact and flattened spherical form, slowly spreading. The rigid, erect and short branches bear numerous, slightly twisting, rich-green, needles.

Ideal in containers, rock gardens, banks and small gardens. Dwarf plant, an often tortured form, very dense and compact. Bushy with spreading out branches, and raised extremities.

Very interesting in containers, rock gardens, ideal for small spaces. Rustic plant, larger in width than height, very dense with erect branches. Dark green slightly curly needles.

Interesting in rock gardens, containers and for small spaces. More or less flat domed and regular form. Compact vegetation. Dark green needles of 4-5cm long.

Beautiful and vigorous, large conical tree, branches starting from the base that thin out with age, and a rounded peak. Sprawling branches at the base, more erect near the top.

A vigorous and columnar formed pine with upright and tightly fitting branches. The dark green needles are shorter than those of other pines. Synonym : Pinus nigra var. pyramidata.