Silk tree – proper care and soft pruning for this silk-flowered tree
The silk tree is famous for its very beautiful summer blooming. Care and pruning are among the actions that will enhance the blooming and
Acacia – astounding shade trees with puff-like flowers
An Acacia in the garden is a clear ode to beauty. Be it for their flowers or intricate leaves, they are stunning. These articles introduce the most ornamental ones.
Albizia, a superb flower-bearing tree
The Albizia tree is famous for its fabulous summer blooming.
Albizia native range – and places where it’s invasive now, too
Albizia, though a magnificent tree, can be a truly invasive weed in places where it isn’t native.
Mophead acacia, a beautiful acacia with a happily frazzled appearance
The mop-head acacia tree is an appealing ornamental tree. From planting and pruning to basic care, follow our advice to grow a thick, round mophead acacia.
Propagating a mimosa tree from bark
This method of bark propagation works particularly well for the mimosa tree. It is especially useful if you wish to replace a tree that was damaged and you still have access to its remains.
Mimosa tree, a superb flower tree!
Mimosa is one of the most beautiful winter-flowering shrubs, renowned for its exceptional bright gold yellow flowering.
Acacia dealbata, the winter mimosa tree
Acacia dealbata, commonly known under the name winter mimosa tree, decorates our gardens with superb golden yellow blooms from January to March, depending on the climate.
Acacia tree – planting, care and pruning of this towering shade-giver
Acacia is a very beautiful ornamental tree that can grow very tall. Planting, pruning and caring for it all play a part in growing an acacia tree.
Black locust tree, false acacia
Black locust tree, which is also called false acacia, is a tree species considered invasive.
Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Umbraculifera’, a round-shaped tree for gardens and containers
Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Umbraculifera’ is a special variety of black locust tree. It sprouts dense twigs and leaves from the crown of the tree and forms a shrubby, umbrella-like canopy that is very dense.
