Trees and shrubs

A Hibiscus of the moscheutos type suited to growing in pots, giving superb, white and soft pink flowersL'Hibiscus x Fujin® unites the superb flowering qualities of the moscheutos Hibiscus type with a naturally low habit, which makes it particularly suited to growing in pots. The flowers are a superb white, each petal powdered with a soft pink and garnet at the centre. Growing abundantly, they are smaller than the species type and proportioned to the size of the plant (roughly  15 cm across). Pruning can encourage a late second flowering. The foliage is clear green and highly indented. Resulting from a cross of Hibiscus moscheutos x H. coccineus, this perennial variety represents a genuine improvement, thanks to its reduced size and ready branching.

Superb, glossy red flowers, a small Hibiscus of the moscheutos type suited to growing in potsHibiscus x Rajin® unites the superb flowering qualities of the moscheutos Hibiscus type with a naturally low habit that's very compact (50 cm), making it particularly suited to growing in pots. The flowers are a superb glowing red, numerous, smaller than the species type and proportioned to the size of the plant (roughly  15 cm across).  Flowering begins in july and continues throughout the summer. Pruning can encourage a late second flowering. Resulting from a cross of Hibiscus moscheutos x H. coccineus, this perennial variety represents a genuine improvement, thanks to its reduced size and ready branching.

A small, ornamental tree with striking summer flowers Hoheria sextylosa 'Snow White' is a small tree that keeps its ornamental character throughout the year with its elegant and persistant foliage, its glorious summer flowers and its naturally pyramidal habit. The simple, abundant and delicately perfumed, pure white flowers, resemble those of a cherry tree. The long and clearly toothed leaves are a brilliant green inserted in an attractive, black wood.Hoheria sextylosa 'Snow White' can grow to 4 or 5 metres in 20 years but readily accepts pruning. It may therefore also be used in hedges or maintained as a miniature if necessary.Ideally it prefers a mild, oceanic climate but is nevertheless hardy up to -10°. In colder regions, it's recommended to plant it in sheltered spots, away from cold winds.

Bright shades of pink and purple.DOLCE® Gipsy is bushy and well branched, producing an abundance of flowers.It has average growth and a round shape.In June and July, this very floriferous shrub is covered in flowers of an original shade of pink, thanks to its many flat flower heads. The large crown of sterile, white, pale pink and then dark pink flowers, contrasts with the large darker ring of smaller fertile flowers.The the young purple leaves complete the harmony.In shrub beds, Farfalle, Fragola, Gipsy and Kiss, all of them part of the DOLCE® range, blend in harmoniously. They can also be grown in pots to embellish terraces and balconies all through the summer.

SO LONG®: a range of re-flowering hydrangeasEbony: a cultivation with black stemsEbony 'MONMAR' presents the characteristics of the SO LONG® range grouping the hydrangeas capable of flowering on current year's growth.The ball-shaped inflorescences of 15 cm diameter are supported by solid, allmost black stems. The corymbs are composed of numerous sterile flowers of approximately 3 cm, violet pink in alkaline soil or blue in acid conditions, flowering for three weeks. When wilting the flower heads turn green, spattered with creamy white and can also be picked to go in a dried flower arrangement.This variety is of vigorous growth. Associated in particular to SO LONG® Rosy, Ebony embellishes beds or containers all summer long.

Handsome creamy white panicles contrasting with upright dark red stems Candlelight® has large creamy white cone-shaped panicles on upright dark red stems. The contrast between flower and stem is striking. The open panicles carry both sterile and fertile flowers. As summer advances, the flowers take on soft shades of gentle pink which become increasingly pronounced until the panicles are a strong dark pink. The Hydrangea paniculata CANDLELIGHT® is a particularly upright and branched shrub. Thanks to its vigorous and vertical growth, its flowers remain firm all summer. Growing no higher than 1.5 m, it can be planted either in boxes or in the ground, singly or in mixed beds.

A panicle hydrangea for a cocktail of colours in the garden! Vigorous, medium-sized hydrangea with strong branches and bif flowers The flowers change colour from cream white to dark pink during the season Blooms abundantly and for a long time Stems hold firm Medium-sized hydrangea can be planted as an isolated specimen or in a bed.

A small panicle hydrangea as green as an apple!  compact and rounded habit early flowering of striking green, changing from green to lighter green in 100 days profuse flowering with rounded panicles good stem strengh ideal for pots and small gardens

A small, panicle hydrangea with abundant, changing flowering Compact, much-branched habit, with very dark green foliage Early white flowering, gradually changing to light pink as the season progresses Long, abundant flowering Good stem strength Ideal for pots and small gardens

A sweet little Hydrangea love Compact-size Hydrangea with round-shaped flowers Flowers change from green to cream and end the season in a light pink color Long, abundant flowering Good stem strength Ideal for pots and small gardens

A small, panicle hydrangea with a profusion of flowers that quickly change to deep pink Compact Hydrangea with very dark green leaves and profuse blooming White flowers gradually turn to dark pink over time Long, abundant flowering Good stem stability Ideal for pots and small gardens

A paniculata variety selected for the potted flower market Well branched, compact and floriferous Cream-white panicles on a dark green foliage Particularly suited to forcing, producing superb flowering pots just like a traditional hydrangea – but with the added benefits of ease of care and hardiness!