A rounded, evergreen and compact bush with curving silvery grey leaves.

Majestic and straight conifer with a thick and fibrous red bark. Large cone shaped at its base, with branches that droop down to the ground, the trunk becoming visible on the older subjects.

Slender conical form, with spread out branches, drooping with age. Vigorous and resistant to wind. Impressive browny-red furrowed bark, thick and spongey. Imposing trunk on the older subjects.

Straight and low pyramidal form, with very intense blue foliage. Resistant to wind. Incredible brown-red, furrowed, thick and spongy bark. Imposing trunk on the older subjects.

Unusual plant, slender to start, becoming thicker with age. Remakably graphic plant from afar, each one with its own shape at maturity.

Compact and round plant of 1m diameter. Nice heather plant in flower beds, containers or flower arrangements. It is decorative all year round. Male plant. Very popular and useful in the garden.

Small and drooping tree grafted on stem. The branches are drooping to the ground with a graphical look which is much appreciated in gardens. It has a thin, shiny dark green foliage.

Fast growing tree with a large, round and light crown that is much appreciated for the shade it provides. The branches have a typical green bark.

Original and colourful leaves. The shoots appear early, in March, orangey-red tinted, the branches becoming quickly covered in orangey-yellow and pink-yellow leaves in April.

The foliage is made of 12-16 dark green leaflets that often turn yellow in autumn.

Columnar bearing, opening slightly in age. Leaves are composed of 12-16 dark-green leaflets, often becoming yellow in autumn.

A good tree for urban areas, erect, regular, vigorous and frutiferous. The leaves are composed of 12-16 dark green leaflets, often turning yellow in autumn.

Mediterranean plant that is fast-growing and easy to grow. From May to September, but especially between June and August, it bears numerous terminal clusters with 2 cm diameter yellow flowers.

The Spirea 'Tor Gold' is a charming plant with original and colourful leaves. Similar to birch leaves in shape, rounded and serrated.

Beautiful and compact plant that is very interesting for small spaces, containers, rock gardens and terrace edges. It has nice young red shoots.

From June to August, it bears beautiful purplish-pink flowers gathered in corymbs. The contrast with its golden foliage in spring and lime yellow in summer, is outstanding.

White and pink flowers on the same plant in summer. Compact shrub with light green leaves. Synonyms: 'Genpei'; 'Shibori' (Japanese for variegated); S. jap. f. dichroantha.

A more compact shrub than the classical 'Goldflame' variety. The robust leaves are very attractive, as early as spring, with bronze to orangey-pink shoots.

An excellent improvement of the famous 'Goldflame' variety. Essential in a garden, it is more compact and the robust leaves stay spotless all through the season.

This small, compact and rounded shrub is very floriferous, rustic, easy to cultivate and resistant to mildew.

This superb improvement of the 'Goldflame' variety, is a lovely robust and compact selection with its red shoots becoming large golden leaves.

The golden leaves, on this small, compact, sperical shrub are luminous and very attractive. Contrasting with the numerous dark pink flowers that appear from the end of spring to summer.

This Spirea is the first to produce really red flowers. Each one is dark red and crowned with long anthers, carrying purple pollen, giving a very attractive aspect.

A lovely little, compact and dense bush, robust and well ramified. The shoots are an orangey-caramel colour, very attractive in spring. The green summer leaves will become red in autumn.

Are you looking for a colourful, useful and easy growing shrub ? This Spirea, the 'Double Play®' Blue Kazoo, will be ideal for your flowerbeds and containers.

The first SPIRAEA to bloom in April-May. Very floriferous. Elegant plant with thin, dense and spreading branches. Long-lasting crimson red foliage in autumn.

A small spreading and robust plant with erect and delicate branches, covered in flowers in April-May.

Bright carmine pink flowers organised in upright clusters from the end of June to August. Very dense panicles that can reach 15 to 20 cm long.

Robust leaves, resistant to mildew. A superb, rounded and compact variety with limited maintenance, but very decorative.

Very floriferous plant. It looks like x arguta but smaller. Compact shrub with long, flexible shoots drooping gracefully and covered with small white flowers in spring.

The 'Firegold®' is characterized by its bright lemony then green lemony leaves. The new shoot is pale yellow, then turns lemony, and eventually in summer, lime-green.

A light and majestic grass plant. The greeny grey foliage is dense and can grow to 40-60cm long, possibly staying on the plant in winters if in a warm climate.

Graceful plant with very thin, hair-like, leaves. Can grow to 60cm high. Easy to grow in any well drained soil. Tends to self seed.

This plant is considered either a very small tree or a very large, erect and spreading shrub. The leaves are shiny, purple-black in full sun, olive-green to bronze in less sun exposed zones.

A handsome, upright shrub producing large pink berries in autumn. The stems are more vigorous. Ideal for cut flowers, in hedges or as a solitary plant.

Compact and round-shaped vegetation turning yellow in autumn. Small pink flowers in compact clumps in summer. It bears a large amount of fruits from September to January.

Compact and round-shaped vegetation turning yellow in autumn. It produces a large amount of fruits with a light pink and round shape that make the branches bend from September to January.

White fruits in autumn and until winter. Compact and round-shaped vegetation turning yellow in autumn. Small pink flowers in compact clumps in summer.

A compact and very frutiferous bush, very attractive, with the numerous dark pink berries, from the end of August to November-December. Attracts bees.