Product range

Multi-trunk trees

Charm in every log

Multi-stemmed trees are trees that grow from multiple trunks at the base, creating a natural and distinctive appearance. They are widely used in gardens, parks, and public spaces—either as solitary specimens or in group plantings—where they add structure and character. Thanks to their broad growth habit, multi-stemmed trees offer significant landscape value, promote biodiversity, and contribute to a sustainable and green living environment.

(Ornamental) shrubs

Color and texture for the garden

Ornamental shrubs are woody plants that branch out from the base and generally remain shorter than trees. They are widely used in gardens, parks, and public spaces as group plantings, hedges, or specimen plants, adding structure and variety to the landscape. Thanks to their blooms, foliage color, and often berries, ornamental shrubs contribute to an attractive landscape, enhance biodiversity, and support sustainable outdoor design.

Topiary trees

Perfectly shaped, instantly elegant

Topiary trees are trees that are trained into a specific shape through targeted pruning, such as espalier, roof, or pollarded forms. They are widely used in urban environments, gardens, and along avenues where space, structure, and uniformity are desired. Topiary trees offer a neat and well-maintained appearance, are space-efficient, and make it possible to incorporate greenery functionally without compromising on aesthetics or quality.

Hedge plants

Privacy and greenery in one

Hedge plants are shrubs or trees planted close together to form a dense, green barrier. They are used as property boundaries, windbreaks, or privacy screens in gardens, parks, and public spaces. Hedge plants provide privacy and structure, reduce noise and wind, and contribute to biodiversity by offering shelter and food to birds and insects.

Solitary trees

An eye-catcher in your garden

Solitary trees are freestanding trees used as focal points in outdoor spaces. They are used in gardens, parks, and public spaces where a single tree is allowed to define the landscape. Thanks to their shape, size, or distinctive appearance, solitary trees lend character and identity to a place and contribute to a green, high-quality living environment.

Perennials

Blooming year after year

Perennials are herbaceous, perennial plants that typically die back above ground and re-emerge annually from their roots or underground parts. They are used in planting beds, borders, and public green spaces, often in combination with shrubs and trees, and form an important understory layer in the planting structure. Thanks to their variation in flowering time, growth habit, leaf structure, and ecological value, perennials create a sustainable, seasonal, and biodiverse planting scheme with relatively low maintenance requirements.

Evergreen plants

Always fresh, always green

Evergreen plantsretaintheir foliage year-round, providing a lasting green structure in outdoor spaces. They form a solid foundation in landscaping and maintain a neat and cohesive appearance even in winter. These plants are used as hedges, in formal plantings, as specimen plants, or as groundcover in gardens, parks, and public spaces. They are suitable for guiding sightlines, defining spaces, and providing year-round structure in a variety of landscape designs.

The main advantages are their consistent appearance, the shelter and privacy they provide, and their versatility. In addition, evergreen plants help maintain a stable landscape, reduce visibility and wind, and provide a valuable habitat for birds and other wildlife.

Street trees

Stylish trees for every street

Avenue treesaretall trees with a straight trunk and a symmetrical crown, specially selected for planting along roads, avenues, and streets. They create a recognizable and cohesive green structure and serve as an important spatial element in the landscape. These trees are used in avenues, residential streets, infrastructure projects, and public spaces, where they provide rhythm, guidance, and scale. Through their uniform planting, avenue trees enhance the legibility of the space and support a clear layout.

Street trees offer numerous benefits, such as shade, cooling, and air purification. In addition, they contribute to traffic safety, enhance the streetscape, and make a lasting contribution to a healthy and green living environment.

Forest and hedge planting

Harmony for large spaces

Woodland and hedge plantingsconsistof a varied mix of native and non-native shrubs and young trees, planted in groups to create a natural and dense planting structure. It forms a robust green layer with high landscape and ecological value. This planting is used in parks, green belts, residential areas, and along infrastructure, where it serves as a screen, transition zone, or background planting. The layered structure creates a natural appearance that fits well with both urban and rural environments.

The benefits of woodland and hedgerow green spaces lie in their high biodiversity value, wind and noise reduction, and relatively low long-term maintenance requirements. In addition, they contribute to climate adaptation, strengthen the spatial structure, and provide a sustainable, green landscape.