Over 70 ornamental tree species

Acer buergerianum

Trident maple

Renowned in Japanese bonsai culture, prized for its intricate root system and the beauty of its three-lobed leaves.

Acer campestre

Field maple

A hardy, adaptable deciduous tree, perfect for country hedgerows and avenues.

Acer platanoides

Norway maple

A deciduous tree grown as a standard with a columnar or rounded crown, or in shrub form with an upright, spreading habit.

Acer saccharinum

Silver maple

Often planted in large gardens, parks and along avenues to provide shade and add visual interest to the landscape.

Aesculus hippocastanum

Horse chestnut

A majestic tree with a broad, dense crown and spectacular spring panicles of white flowers. Ideal for avenues and large parks.

Albizia julibrissin

Silk tree

Known as the “silk tree” for the softness of its feathery pink flowers, reminiscent of silk.

Alnus glutinosa

Black alder

Known for its strong, durable timber; invaluable along watercourses and in damp soils.

Carpinus betulus 'Pyramidalis'

Fastigiate hornbeam

An elegant pyramidal habit: perfect for avenues, green screens and formal gardens.

Catalpa bignonioides

Southern catalpa

Large heart-shaped leaves and showy summer blooms: a classic shade tree for parks and gardens.

Cercis siliquastrum

Judas tree

Its early purple-pink flowers, borne directly on the branches, make this tree a precious, striking addition to any green space.

Chamaerops humilis

Mediterranean fan palm

One of the few palms native to the Mediterranean: a symbol of resilience, surviving in harsh environments.

Crataegus laevigata

Midland hawthorn

Historically valued for its properties, it offers abundant blossom and decorative berries loved by birds.

Cupressus sempervirens 'Pyramidalis'

Italian cypress

An evergreen variety prized for its slender, elegant shape and its ability to adapt to a wide range of settings.

Fraxinus ornus

Manna ash

Prized for its elegance and fragrant, decorative flowering; it adds character to gardens and parks.

Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo

Remarkable for its longevity, resilience and distinctive fan-shaped foliage that turns gold in autumn.

Gleditsia triacanthos 'Inermis'

Thornless honey locust

A thornless variety with a light, luminous crown, highly resistant in urban environments.

Koelreuteria paniculata

Golden rain tree

Its common name refers to the decorative seed capsules that look like small lanterns.

Lagerstroemia indica

Crape myrtle

A deciduous shrub or small tree up to 5 m tall, with showy summer blooms. Ideal as a specimen or in mixed hedges.

Laurus nobilis

Bay laurel

An aromatic evergreen, beautiful in woodland gardens and as a free-standing or conical specimen.

Ligustrum lucidum

Glossy privet

An evergreen shrub with glossy dark-green leaves and large panicles of white flowers in late summer. It can reach ten metres.

Liquidambar styraciflua

American sweetgum

Native to North America, prized for its decorative foliage and spectacular autumn colour changes.

Liriodendron tulipifera

Tulip tree

Imposing and elegant in shape, it owes its name to its distinctive tulip-like flowers.

Malus floribunda

Japanese flowering crabapple

A small deciduous tree with a spectacular spring blossom, grown as a specimen or in mixed hedges.

Melia azedarach

Chinaberry tree

Fragrant lilac blooms and a shady crown: a highly effective ornamental choice for mild climates.

Olea europaea

Olive tree

An upright habit and rounded form with pendulous branchlets. Abundant olive crops harvested in autumn.

Photinia

Photinia

Dense, compact growth with its typical red young shoots: ideal for visual screens and vigorous hedges.

Platanus × acerifolia

London plane

A large ornamental tree known for its imposing presence and distinctive foliage.

Populus

Poplar

Versatile, beautiful and functional: invaluable for many kinds of landscapes, rows and environmental uses.

Prunus avium

Wild cherry

A long history of cultivation for both ornamental and practical purposes: snow-white blossom and fruit loved by wildlife.

Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii'

Purple-leaf plum

Purple foliage and pink blossom: highly valued for adding colour accents to formal gardens and urban landscapes.

Prunus laurocerasus

Cherry laurel

Lush foliage and great adaptability: essential in gardens that need year-round greenery.

Pterocarya fraxinifolia

Caucasian wingnut

Closely related to the walnut, with which it shares several traits. A broad, majestic crown.

Quercus coccifera

Kermes oak

Used for soil stabilisation and erosion control, and decorative in Mediterranean gardens.

Quercus ilex

Holm oak

The quintessential Mediterranean evergreen: its acorns provide precious food for wildlife.

Quercus robur 'Koster'

English oak 'Koster'

A fastigiate habit and acorns vital to many animals: it enriches the biodiversity of the area where it grows.

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Umbraculifera'

Mophead black locust

A compact umbrella-shaped crown, fragrant blossom and decorative foliage: popular in residential areas and green spaces.

Sophora japonica

Japanese pagoda tree

Elegant summer flowering and symbolic value: often planted in public and historic settings.

Tilia cordata

Small-leaved lime

A European lime prized for its ornamental beauty and fragrant flowering.

Tilia × europaea

Common lime

A broad, dense crown providing excellent shade; its fragrant flowers attract pollinators and improve urban air quality.

Ulmus minor

Field elm

Distinguished by its smaller leaves and characteristic bark: a classic of the Italian landscape.

Washingtonia filifera

California fan palm

Drought-resistant and sun-loving: an elegant habit for architectural and exotic accents.

Yucca rostrata

Beaked yucca

Highly resistant to drought and intense heat: perfect for xeriscape gardens and arid landscapes.