Columnar trees

Despite it being February, it is still dark and cold and the gardener and tree-planter in me is still dreaming about other trees to think ab...

Foreword Typicall species Ginkgo biloba is only surviving species of Ginkgo familly. During selections, mutations and through botanical interventions there were more than 200 types of known cultivars beeing grown and some of them can not be compared with its beaty with no other plant. Ginkgo's cultivars take a very special place in horticulture so it is very important to get introduce them. Some of them were grown especially for industrial purposes for example for fruit quantity production…

Juniperus virginiana ‘Taylor’ | Juniperus virginiana 'Taylor' is an upright columnar form and possibly the narrowest of the eastern red cedars. Discovered in Taylor, Nebraska as a chance seedling, this selection makes a great screen for tight spaces as well as a dramatic vertical element to any sunny landscape. A great substitute for Italian Cypress when designers need a narrow, vertical evergreen. Exceptional cold hardiness, but thrives in the UGA trial garden just north of the Florida…

The featured tree this month is Pyrus calleryana ‘Capital’ Capital Flowering Pear. This upright tree has great potential in narrow areas and use as a street tree. With its columnar sh…

If you've been following our Instagram, then you know how much I love to garden. This summer we're all spending more time at home,...

Rustling leaves make the same pleasant sound as Quaking Aspen. This upright and very narrow tree is well adapted to cold climates. Seedless, it is a good substitute for Lombardy Poplar.

Incorporating trees into the landscape around your home is always a good bet. They add dimension and interest. As well as shade, privacy, and your property’s best friend, curb appeal. But, not every tree is

These selections offer all the value of the original species but in an attractive, slender form. Find columnar conifers here.

Yesterday, I featured two pine trees in my latests [tree dreaming] series post: a cool pine with 'candles' on the tips and a super n...

Look at urban and suburban gardens, and you will see tiny plots of land where any passerby can look. But you can solve privacy and space problems in your garden with narrow, columnar, and fastigiate