Catalog of ornamental plants

A compact, spherical variety with a dense, thick crown and rich green needles. Thanks to its natural rounded shape, it looks neat even without regular shearing.

A decorative form of Colorado spruce, known for its beautiful silvery-blue needles and dense, symmetrical crown.

One of the most popular varieties for landscaping due to its dense conical shape, rich green needles, and neat silhouette.

Scots pine, shaped in the tradition of Japanese garden art. Thanks to many years of manual work, the tree acquires an expressive silhouette: an open trunk, tiered branches, and characteristic "clouds" of pine needles.

Size: grows up to 15–20 m in height, forming a wide, spreading canopy. Soil: prefers moist, fertile soils, but adapts well to various conditions and tolerates temporary waterlogging. Light: develops best in sunny areas, where the silvery color of the foliage appears most vividly.

Size: grows up to 10–15 m in height, maintaining a compact crown 4–6 m wide. Soil: prefers fertile, well-drained soils, but adapts well to various soil types. Light: grows best in sunny areas, where it blooms most abundantly and colors more brightly in autumn.

Size: grows up to 15–25 m, forming a broad-pyramidal crown that becomes more spreading with age. Soil: prefers fertile, well-drained soils, but adapts well to various growing conditions. It develops best in sunny locations, but tolerates light partial shade.

It grows moderately, forming a strong trunk and a sturdy branch structure. It prefers fertile, deep, and moderately moist soils. Once established, it tolerates brief periods of drought well. It develops best in full sun.