This small climbing plant is compact and floriferous and ideal in hedges, flowerbeds and containers. Bunches of orangey-red, yellow necked flowers appear from July to September.

This small, floriferous and compact climber is ideal in flowerbeds, hedges and containers. Bunches of orangey-yellow flowers, delicately red veined, appear from July to September.

A tuft of luminous evergreen leaves, green with cream bands, staying bright all year round. Slow growing plant.

Light and graceful grass plant, erect, especially young. Superb, associated with grey leaved plants and lively coloured flowers.

Superb, associated with grey coloured plants and bright colourful flowers. A spreading tuft, bronze coloured and decorative all year.

A lovely shaggy green tuft, semi-drooping. An excellent plant for containers or on a bank. tolerates drought. May produce spontaneous seeding, faithful to the parent plant.

Lovely and evergreen, bluish, flexible and delicate leaves. Sunny and dry exposures will intensify the colour. The purpely-black inflorescences are erect, above the tuft.

Long-living, ground-covering sedge, propagating through non-invasive rhizomes. Easy to grow and maintain. Introduced by Hines Nursery, California (US)

Excellent Sedge, bushy and spiky, with evergreen dense large leaves, coloured green with yellow bands.

From end of winter through spring, the slim leaves have a lovely warm and bright, orange tint. From summer to winter leaves turn green, tinted coppery brown.

It can do everything: a hedge, a plant arch, a curtain of vegetation, be pruned to the desired shape (plant sculpture), or left free to take a tapered shape and then rounded when mature.

A lovely compact and regular flame-shaped tree, needing little maintenance, if any. Ideal in lines, symmetrical planting, etc...

A tree for line arrangements, forming a dense and compact column. Branches grow upright all along the trunk. Will become more oval shaped after 20 years. Light green curving leaves.

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Pépinières Minier edition, 2014. The flamboyant orange autumn colours are unique in this genus and last several weeks.

Bronze tinted leaves in spring, green in summer, becoming a lovely yellow colour in autumn. Rapidly forms an erect stemmed tree. Excellent in a line, grouped or symmetrical plantations.

Compact and floriferous plant. Introduced in France by Minier in 1966. Melliferous plant.

Lovely floriferous and compact plant that flowers at a different time of year to most plants, in September-October. Deciduous shiny tender-green leaves, with blue tints.

The Bluebeard 'Beyond Light®' forms a small, compact bush with very dark and shiny leaves. The dark blue flowers are abundant at the end of summer to autumn.

The Bluebeard 'Sunny Blue'® is a superb, compact and little, spherical shrub. With its lightly perfumed and golden foliage, it is very attractive.

Bright deep yellow flowering, abundant from June to October.

A vigorous and hardy tree (resistant to the Chestnut ink disease, Anthracnose and leaf rust). Can grow to 25m in height. Melliferous plant. Large-sized and firm nuts, 2-3 per bug (or husk).

Beautiful shade tree with very wide foliage. Decorative fruit looking like large flat beans. Can grow up to 15 m tall. Melliferous plant.

Can reach 5 to 10 m tall if not trimmed. It can be pruned short every year at the end of winter in order to obtain a branched plant from the base .

Small and rounded tree with an excellent sunshade shape. This catalpa is interesting for its compact growth habit. It grows well in small spaces.

Compact plant, flowering in May-June. Ideal for small gardens, rock gardens and containers.

An evergreen very floriferous shrub. The bud is red and the flower dark blue

An evergreen and compact shrub with small, glossy dark green leaves. Luminous sky-blue flowers (origin of name). A lovely rounded shrub, spreading in age.

Rounded and compact evergreen shrub with attractive indigo blue flowers

Melliferous flowering. Abundant erect bunches of sky-blue flowers of 10 to 15cm long. Plant in a well drained soil in a shaded area.

Evergreen shrub with a fairly compact shape and small leaves. Very abundant dark blue flowers. Introduced in France by Minier in 1975.

Minier creation distributed in 2003. Compact and erect bearing. Purple-red branches.

Minier creation distributed in 2006. Compact and erect bearing, the lovely shiny leaves contrast with the purple coloured branches.

Shrub with spreading branches and evergreen leaves. Abundant blue flowers at the end of spring.

Spreading bush, vigorous and dense. Abundant blue flowering in spring, slightly perfumed. Quite resistant to cold, it adapts to many regions.

Creation Minier 1991. This variety was offered to the Countess of Paris at the occasion of her jubilee.

Superb, very floriferous plant with large ascending clusters of light blue flowers in summer-autumn.

Graphic shaped tree with young bright pink leaves. Spreads out in shoots to form a clump of upright stems. Synonym: Toona sinensis 'Flamingo'.

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.