Conifers

Abies fraseri is used as a Christmas tree because of its soft needles and beautiful conical shape. Blue-green needles with a silvery appearance. Of course also suitable as a [ ... ]

Most widespread Abies species with a broad pyramidal shape and horizontal, tiered branches. The needles are dark green with 2 white stripes on the underside. Well-filled tree [ ... ]

Very strong growing. Loose, upright pyramid shape with fresh green foliage. Of all conifers that can be used for large hedges, it tolerates strong pruning best. Planted at a [ ... ]

Conifer with peculiar, two-lobed deciduous leaves, at first sight not always recognizable as a conifer, but rather as a deciduous tree. When young, narrow pyramidal growth. L [ ... ]

The most common and well-known yew with fresh dark green foliage. Wide pyramid shape. Tolerates pruning very well and is therefore very suitable as a hedge plant or as a prun [ ... ]

Very good new selection from the common Thuja occidentalis. Tolerates pruning very well, making this variety very suitable for forming hedges and windbreaks. Dense pyramidal [ ... ]

Selection from the common Thuja plicata: narrow growing, coarse glossy green foliage, also retains its colour well in winter. Strong scent. Has little trouble with browning i [ ... ]

Similar to Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens', but bushier growing. Dark green glossy foliage. Strong scent. Does not suffer much from browning inside. Tolerates heavy pruning and is [ ... ]

The Tsuga forms a beautiful pyramidal growing tree with gracefully hanging branches. The fine foliage is light green, the underside of the needles is silver-grey. Tsuga toler [ ... ]