Catalog of deciduous trees

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.

An ornamental tree that draws attention with its dense crown, glossy foliage, and bright red fruits. In spring, it is covered in white inflorescences, and in autumn, it turns rich orange-red shades. It is highly winter-hardy, tolerates urban conditions well, and is suitable for both solitary and alley plantings.

Forms a broad, symmetrical crown. Foliage is deep green on top and lighter underneath. Highly resistant to urban conditions.

• Frost-resistant (suitable for cold climates) Tolerates urban conditions, wind, and air pollution well Unpretentious to soils, but does not like stagnant water