Growth and form of trees - page 3/4

shapes and particular outlines:

Trees with fastigiate shape:

Pyramidal birch, Betula fastigiata

Fastigiate Charm, Carpinus fastigiata

Pyramidal cypress, Taxodium ascendens

Pyramidal Lawson False Cypress, Chamaecyparis lawsonia erecta

Pyramidal Beech, Fagus fastigiata

Pyramidal White Poplar, Populus pyramidalis

Pyramidal hybrid rowan, Sorbus crossed pyramidalis

Trees with weeping shape:

Weeping Hornbeam, Carpinus pendula

Weeping cedar of the Atlantic, Cedrus atlantica pendula

Japanese Cherry, Prunus subhirtella pendula

Weeping oak, Quercus robur pendula

Weeping Norway Spruce, Picea abies pendula

Nootka False cypress, Chamaecyparis nootkatensi pendula

Weeping ash, Fraxinus excelsior pendula

Weeping Beech (purple), Fagus sylvatica (purpurea) pendula

Weeping mulberry, Morus pendula

Tabular elm, Ulmus montana pendula

White Poplar, weeping trembles, Populus alba, tremula pendula

Pear tree with leaves of willow, Pyrus salicifolia

Weeping willow, Salix babylonica

Weeping sequoia, Sequoia pendulum

Japanese Pagodatree, Japanese Pagodatree pendula

Hemlock canadensis pendula

 Trees with pendulous branches:

Common birch, Betula pendula

Brewer spruce, Picea breweriana

Norway Spruce of the Himalayas, Picea smithiana

Redwood, Sequoia sempervirens,

Crimean Linden, Tilia euchlora

Trees with numerous trunks:

Hedge Maple, Acer campestre

Fullmoon Maples

Negundo maple, Acer negundo

Hazel, Corylus avellana

Silver Linden, Tilia tomentosa

Trees with tortuous shape:

Tortuous Beech or Fau de Verzy, Fagus sylvatica tortuosa

Tortuous Hazel, Corylus avellana contorta