Lagerstroemia has attractive, showy panicle flowers. The inflorescences resemble lilac flowers, which is why it is called "Crape Myrtle." The flowers remain on the tree for three to four months. In our climate, it blooms only at the end of summer, which is extremely impressive for a shrub.

The Lagerstroemia has attractive, showy panicle-like flowers. The inflorescences resemble lilac flowers - hence the name "noonless". The flowers remain on the trees for three to four months. In our climate, it blooms only at the end of summer, which is quite impressive for shrubs.

Lagerstroemia has attractive, showy panicle flowers. The flower clusters resemble lilac flowers – hence the name “noon-free”. The flowers last on the trees for three to four months. In our climate, it blooms only at the end of summer, which is quite impressive for a shrub.

A perennial shrub originating from Northern Ireland. The ‘Lynwood’ variety initially grows upright, its shoots being narrow and slender. In the following year, the shoots branch out and arch to the sides. The shrub reaches about 2–3 m in height and width. Its annual growth is typical for the...

The most popular variety of magnolia. It grows as a shrub with a loose and spreading crown. Sometimes it takes the form of a small, low-stemmed tree. It reaches a height of 3 to 6 meters. The flowers are large, pink on the outside, white inside, like all magnolias, appearing before the leaves...

The most popular variety of magnolia. It grows as a shrub with a loose and spreading crown. Sometimes it takes the form of a small low-stemmed tree. It reaches a height of 3 to 6 meters. The flowers are large, pink on the outside, white inside, like all magnolias, appearing before the leaves...

A beautiful ornamental evergreen climber, long-lived and frost-resistant. The climber is distinguished by its exceptionally attractive leaves – very pretty, leathery, evergreen, and beautifully glossy. The plant is highly frost-resistant and ideal for cultivation throughout Poland. It clings...

Beautiful, ornamental evergreen climbing plant, long-lived and frost-resistant. The vine stands out with its extraordinary beauty of leaves, very attractive, leathery, evergreen, and beautifully glossy. The plant is highly frost-resistant, ideal for cultivation throughout Poland. It clings to...

A beautiful evergreen climber that grows vigorously and branches well. The leaves are leathery, dark green with lighter veining. The plant is very frost-resistant, ideal for cultivation throughout Poland. It prefers shady and semi-shady locations. It has no soil requirements. It is a perfect...

Common ivy is a beautiful, evergreen climber with vigorous growth and elegant, leathery leaves. It spreads very well and, thanks to its aerial roots, it clings to walls and supports on its own. It is highly frost‑resistant, making it an ideal choice for cultivation throughout Poland. A...

Japanese Fountain Grass "LITTLE BUNNY" is a miniature variety that forms clumps of leaves up to 30 cm high, and during flowering it grows up to 50 cm. Flowering heads appear at the end of July. This grass is incredibly charming due to its small size and fluffy structure. It is also very...

Pennisetums are a wide group of ornamental grasses, often planted in gardens of various themes. The most valued group is the Japanese pennisetums, also called feather grasses – due to their beautiful and
unique flower heads. This grass grows up to 100 cm tall, with a symmetrical habit....

An interesting variety of ornamental grass, it grows to about 50 – 60 cm in height, and during flowering, it reaches about 100 cm. The leaves are dark green, narrow, and slightly arching. In autumn, they change color to yellow and then to beige. Flower heads appear in the second half of summer...

An interesting variety of ornamental grass, it grows to about 50–60 cm in height, reaching around 100 cm during flowering. The leaves are dark green, narrow, and slightly arching. In autumn, they turn yellow and then beige. The inflorescences appear in the second half of summer – from August...