New catalogue for autumn 2023 season

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We are pleased to inform you that our new catalogue for the autumn 2023 – season has been issued. This year we are offering over 200 novelties.

We continue to extend the assortment with drought tolerant plants and plants that cope better in our climate – meaning plants well adapted to climate changes (dry and hot summers and uneven precipitation within the year time). Among the said plants you will find a wide range of Ligustrum, Elaeagnus, Cercis, Ceanothus, or beautifully blooming Hibiscus. Acer truncatum 'Volcano' is a plant we would like to pay your special attention to.

New catalogue for autumn 2023 season

This is one of few varieties of this species, and the first (and the only one) with yellow leaves. Acer truncatum is an example of a plant that well tolerates drought, soil and air pollution. At the time of many weather anomalies, which are beyond our control, it is worth taking more time to make a conscious selection of plants and choose those that are resilient to tricky weather conditions.

You can find the whole assortment here.

Sorbaria sorbifolia 'Sem' ^PBR
Uniquely decorative and hardy shrub with pink orange leaves that become yellowish over time. Can be used for large planting in towns and along roads. According to the research it is the best plant to be used in fitoremediation.

Sorbus Autumn Spire 'Flanrock' ^PBR
Small tree with narrow columnar habit and gold yellow fruits. In autumn leaves change their colour to wine red. Due to its habit, the variety is recommended to small gardens and to be planted along roads, pathways and driveways.

Sorbus 'Rubinowaja'
One of the best Russian fruit bearing varieties of Sorbus. Its claret red fruits are tasty, full of vitamins and can be used for jams and infusions.

Spiraea betulifolia 'Tor Gold' ^PBR
Low-growing dense shrub with gold yellow leaves that change color to orange in autumn. Extremely frost hardy variety recommended as a ground cover plant.
Phlox paniculata 'Olienka'
One of the best varieties of phlox bred in Russia. Light pink flowers with brighter "eye" and darker violet pink centre. The variety grows up to 0.8–1 m high.

Quercus 'Monument' ^PBR
Polish variety of Quercus with wide columnar habit. Very large dark green shining leaves. Variety resistant to mildew. Recommended for representative areas.

Quercus robur 'Posnania'
New Polish variety of Quercus robur introduced to cultivation by our Nursery. Very long, up to 20–25 cm long, fancifully and irregularly indented pendant leaves.

Sambucus nigra BLACK LACE 'Eva' ^PBR
Beautiful variety with dark purple shining leaves that resemble a lace. Both light pink flowers and fruits can be used for preserves.
Betula nana 'Golden Treasure' ^PBR
The first gold-leaved variety of the species. Grows up to 0.5 m high and approximately 1 m in diameter. Especially recommended as a ground cover plant for the coldest regions of Europe.

Euphorbia griffithii 'Fireglow'
Very effective multi-colour perennial. Vibrant orange inflorescences appear on intensely red stems with brown green leaves. Up to 0.7 m high.

Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris 'Silver Lining' ^PBR
New variety of Hydrangea anomala with grey green, white variegated leaves. Grows slower than the species. Perfectly brightens shadowed corners of a garden. Recommended for walls, pergolas, trees' trunks and as a ground cover plant.

Hydrangea paniculata BOBO 'ILVOBo' ^PBR
This profusely blooming dense variety of Hydrangea paniculata grows only up to 0.7 m high. White flowers become slightly pink over time. Variety especially recommended as a ground cover plant.