Natural garden

Acer davidii, also known as the Père David’s Maple, stands out with its distinctive green bark streaked with white, resembling snake skin. This small deciduous tree brings visual interest year-round, especially in winter. Fast-growing and highly ornamental, it's perfect for structured gardens or collector’s arboretums. Its broad crown, yellow autumn foliage, and smooth bark add strong seasonal value.

Acer davidii, also known as the Père David’s Maple, stands out with its distinctive green bark streaked with white, resembling snake skin. This small deciduous tree brings visual interest year-round, especially in winter. Fast-growing and highly ornamental, it's perfect for structured gardens or collector’s arboretums. Its broad crown, yellow autumn foliage, and smooth bark add strong seasonal value.

The Montpellier Maple is a very interesting medium-growth maple. It has small, three-lobed, slightly leathery, shiny green leaves with a remarkable autumn discoloration. A small-growing tree, it tolerates dry, chalky conditions and is resistant to sea spray.

The Montpellier Maple is a very interesting medium-growth maple. It has small, three-lobed, slightly leathery, shiny green leaves with a remarkable autumn discoloration. A small-growing tree, it tolerates dry, chalky conditions and is resistant to sea spray.

Canadensis Prince William, commonly known as serviceberry, is a premium ornamental and fruit-bearing shrub selected for its compact growth, early fruiting, and strong visual appeal. This cultivar stands out for its dense white spring bloom, sweet edible blue-purple berries, vibrant fall foliage, and excellent cold hardiness — a valuable asset for professional landscaping projects.

Canadensis Prince William, commonly known as serviceberry, is a premium ornamental and fruit-bearing shrub selected for its compact growth, early fruiting, and strong visual appeal. This cultivar stands out for its dense white spring bloom, sweet edible blue-purple berries, vibrant fall foliage, and excellent cold hardiness — a valuable asset for professional landscaping projects.

Aronia melanocarpa Hugin (Black chokeberry Hugin) is a deciduous shrub ideal for professional use: a Swedish cultivar with a very compact growth habit, early and abundant fruiting, dark green foliage turning vivid red-orange in autumn, and excellent cold hardiness. Its controlled size and resilience make it a reliable asset in landscape design and functional edible plantings.

Beautiful decorative fruit tree, Aronia prunifolia Nero belongs to landscape gardens and to edible gardens. It flowers all summer long, and it is covered of little white flowers. They are replaced by shiny black fruits reminding blackcurrant. Its autumn foliage also has a magnificent colour. This hardy variety suits for temperate areas.

Calamagrostis brachytricha, commonly known as Korean Feather Reed Grass, is a high-quality ornamental grass forming a dense, upright clump with a graceful arching habit and partial shade tolerance. Distinguished by its late-season, pink-tinged plumes and golden-bronze autumn foliage, it is a valuable structural component in landscape designs and mass plantings.

Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster is a splendid cultivar of calamagrostis remarkable for its high golden ears with an upright habit. The green foliage makes tufts that take nuances of yellow over time. The inflorescences of this variety are in feathery ears, colored of a luminous golden yellow going towards bronze. This grass likes well-drained fresh soils. 

Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster is a splendid cultivar of calamagrostis remarkable for its high golden ears with an upright habit. The green foliage makes tufts that take nuances of yellow over time. The inflorescences of this variety are in feathery ears, colored of a luminous golden yellow going towards bronze. This grass likes well-drained fresh soils. 

Superb grass with tall thin ears and a clear foliage, Calamagrostis acutiflora Overdam will be very graphic in gardens that are fresh enough to welcome it. Planted protected from direct sunshine and in a fresh soil, this variety brings its beautiful green and cream-coloured white variegated foliage. From the beginning of June, it grows high pinkish white ears, full of lightness.

Pistacia lentiscus is a beautiful mediterranean shrub with a persistent aromatic foliage. Its flowers are green, less remarkable  than its fruits, some little shiny red berries which become black when fully matured. Restricted to mild climates, this variety will resist to dry soils as well as drying winds once installed. It also accepts salt sprays and near the sea planting.

Cistus albidus (commonly called Grey‑Leaved Rock‑Rose or Ciste cotonneux) is a technically valuable, low‑growing evergreen shrub from the western Mediterranean, prized for its drought tolerance, silvery‑felted foliage and early spring flowers. This species stands out for professional horticulture thanks to its adaptability to dry, calcareous soils and its minimal maintenance requirements — an ideal choice for hot, sun‑exposed sites and Mediterranean‑style landscapes.

Cistus albidus (commonly called Grey‑Leaved Rock‑Rose or Ciste cotonneux) is a technically valuable, low‑growing evergreen shrub from the western Mediterranean, prized for its drought tolerance, silvery‑felted foliage and early spring flowers. This species stands out for professional horticulture thanks to its adaptability to dry, calcareous soils and its minimal maintenance requirements — an ideal choice for hot, sun‑exposed sites and Mediterranean‑style landscapes.

Native to Mediterranean regions (Iberian Peninsula, Morocco, Italy), Cistus laurifolius—commonly known as laurel-leaved rockrose—stands out for its large, leathery evergreen foliage and superior cold hardiness compared to other Cistus species. Its crisp white spring blooms, tolerance of poor, dry soils, and resilience in harsh climates make it a robust and ornamental asset for professional landscaping.

This compact variety is covered with beautiful yellow flowers, lightly pigmented with red-orange in the centre and with petals that are sharply cut at the end.