- - TREES of EUROPE -
- - EXOTIC TREES -
- Alangium
- Alder Buckthorn
- Althea
- American Holly
- Andromeda
- Apricot tree
- Baccharis
- Baccharis
- Beautyberry
- Berberis
- Bird-of-Paradise Tree
- Black currant
- Bladdernut
- Bladder senna
- Bottle-brush
- Border border-forsythia
- Boxwood
- Buckthorn
- Butterfly Tree
- Camellia
- Cercidiphyllum
- Chionantha
- Chokeberry
- Clerodendron
- Coriaria myrtifolia
- Cotoneaster affinis
- Crepe myrtle
- Deutzia
- Dogwood
- Flowering Dogwood
- Pagoda Dogwood
- P. Dogwood variegated
- Elaeagnus
- Elder
- Euonymus
- Feltleaf feltleaf-ceanothus
- Garrya
- Glossy abelia
- Hazel
- Honeysuckle
- Hydrangea
- Juniper
- Katsura
- Kerria
- Kiwi Tree
- Kolkwitzia
- Lacquer Tree
- Laurestine
- Lilac
- Magnolia
- Mandarin orange
- Medlar
- Mexican Orange
- Myrtle luma
- Narrow leaved phillyrea
- Ninebark
- Oleander splendum gigantum
- Peach
- Persian Ironwood
- Photinia
- Pistachio
- Pittosporum
- Plum yew
- Pomegranate
- Quince
- Redclaws
- Red currant
- Scarlet Firethorn
- Sea Buckthorn
- Seringat
- Silverbell
- Smoke Tree
- Snowy Mespilus
- Spanish Broom
- Spirea
- Stachyurus
- Strawberry Tree
- Sweet shrub
- Tall Oregon Grape
- Trifoliate Orange
- Weigela
- Wintersweet
- Witch Hazel
- Xanthoceras
- Yellow Rhododendron
ShrubsShrubs are of a decorative interest principally. Some are appreciated in hedges. Furthermore they require in general little maintenance (a few leaves to pick up in autumn, wilted flowers to take away and the firewood to cut). They always enter in the composition of a garden, to hide a fence, to attract the look, to break the monotony of a lawn or to compose colors which will emphasise other decorative elements, trees, statues, paths, for example. Their colour comes from flowers and from the foliage, variegated foliage (variety of Andromeda, for example) or silver underside (variety of Elaeagnus), without forgetting the colours of the autumn (Hamamelis mollis or carlesii Viburnum for example). You choose flowering shrubs spread over the year or producing interesting foliage or fruit in the fall or winter. Here are links to listings of the site and to the pages of our partners (marked with this sign) Blossoming in spring: Andromeda 'Mountain Fire, Pieris japonica ' Mountain Fire' |
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