All our varieties

MARIANNI®, a sure bet for the garden because of its bright lasting variegation and its intensely fragrant flowers. The evergreen foliage of MARIANNI ®, our Daphne selection, is very widely edged in light yellow, more intensely than the traditional 'Aureomarginata' variety. The shrub attracts attention by the luminosity of its variegation, in contrast to its dark green tint.Its shape is rounded and bushy, its growth rate medium.In February-March bouquets of small very fragrant flowers, purple pink on the outside of the petals , light pink on the inside, appear at the end of the stems. The flowering period is long. Trophies: Silver Medal at PLANTARIUM 2008 (Boskoop - Netherlands)

Bright yellow leaves with pumpkin orange highlights Young, bronze foliage turns bright yellow in summer, lovely orange-red fall colours Foliage succeeding in full sun or shady locations Golden-yellow flowers, from June to September, attract pollinisators A shrub to adopt: easy to grow, hardy, heat-resistant, undemanding

The darkest Diervilla Dark purple foliage, retains its colour even in partial shade A compact, well-branched plant Golden-yellow flowers from June to Septembre, provide a striking contrast with the dark foliage, attract pollinisators A shrub to adopt: easy to grow, hardy, heat-resistant, undemanding

An original colour and a very even growth for this new ElaeagnusThe foliage is  widely variegated in a light yellow which gets stronger with the seasons. This shrub stands out from far away due to its luminosity. Its good ramification, its compact shape, its evenness, make it an excellent container plant and is easy to use in the garden. Reacting well to pruning, it can be used in a hedge. Like all the other Elaeagnus, the discrete, white and scented flowering takes place in autumn.Trophies: Bronze Medal at PLANTARIUM 2015 (Boskoop - Netherlands)

Its purple foliage, its contrasting flowers, its compact shape are as much an asset in pots or in the garden. This Euphorbia variety is a mutant of REDWING 'Charam'. It has kept the compact round shape. BLACKBIRD is remarkable for its very dark purple young foliage, which gets darker in a sunny position. Little by little, the foliage turns bronze green, and sometimes red in winter. The flowering, which is characteristic to the Euphorbia, lasts from March to May, the bracts turning red, orange, yellow and green on the purple red stems. BALCK BIRD is very floriferous. Its evergreen foliage, the coulour variations through the year, the attractive contrast it gives due to the numerous flower heads in spring, make BLACK BIRD a choice perennial in beds or in pots. Trophies: Gold medal at PLANTARIUM 2004 (Boskoop - NETHERLANDS)

A long colourful flowering period for this dense Euphorbia. REDWING is of a very compact, round growth. Its evergreen grey-green foliage presents young, light red shoots. The flowers are characteristic to the Euphorbia: a green shade of yellow at the beginning of spring, in March. However, the REDWING leaves have the particularity of changing to a copper red when they are getting older and of keeping this original tint for a long time, until June. The stems and the floral peduncles are dark red and stand out from the foliage. To be used in pots, in beds, in association with shrubs or other perennials.

Upright branches covered in a profusion of pure white flowers in springExochordas are shrubs that will delight in the spring with their extremely pure white flowers. The variety MAGICAL SPRINGTIME® is a recent selection whose branches are upright and covered from top to bottom in flowers in April and May. Its straight, lightly spreading habit differenciates it from the variety 'The Bride' whose branches are more arched and habit more weeping. This shrub requires no maintenance. It flowers on both the current year's wood and on older wood, and with the right conditions will flower again in the summer.

A touch of light in beds and mixed hedges ... highly appreciated by garden lovers for a long time! WEEK-END® is interesting as it keeps its dense and branched shape, thus reducing the need for pruning to a minimum.Its abundant, golden yellow flowers start blossoming at the beginning of March, depending on the region (according to 'Lynwood').A 'must' in cultivation... and for a long time appreciated by garden lovers: a touch of sunshine in the garden from March onwards and for a flowering hedge. There is no need to cut back regularly thanks to its naturally dense and upright shape. WEEK-END® can also be planted in big tubs.

Its assets: a touch of light, a splash of colour and an exceptional shape !This variety was first chosen for its completely new leaf variegation. The young leaves are largely tinted with red, then their colour evolves. The leaf blade is grey-green, irregularly overlapped with light grey-green patches, delicately outlined in yellow, sometimes mixed with touches of pink.The stems, and then the flower spikes, are very straight. Their bright red-purple colour contrasts with the golden foliage, which shows off the beauty of PINK PANACHE®.Finally, this selection is also interesting for its upright, extremely well branched form. Its silhouette stays round.The relatively dark pink flowering takes place from May to autumn, just like the other Gaura varieties.To be used in pots, in beds, in association with shrubs or other perennials.

“Flashy" flowering, which illuminates the beds from late spring to mid-summer This compact perennial variety offers a combination of single or semi-double, scalloped flowers in a variety of warm, luminous colors: yellow, orange, red. What's more, it's hardy and evergreen in mild climates.  Place in the sun, at the edge of a bed, rockery or in a pot.

The pyramide shaped maidenhair tree. Its moderate dimensions and its pyramide shaped even growth allows this beautiful Ginkgo selection to be used in gardens, planted in rows and grown in large containers.'Blagon' is spectacular in the autumn due to its golden yellow colour. For 30 years, the original stock plant has still not told the secret of its «flowers», meaning we still don't know if it is a male of female tree.It is rustic, resistant and adapts well to urban conditions.

A very luminous pink flowering for the first time in Schizostylis/Hesperantha  A new, highly floriferous hybrid  Intense, bright pink flowering at the end of summer, providing a late nectar source for insects  Particularly interesting in wetlands or along riverbanks in sunny locations