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fagus crenata 13040203 ref : 11900 Diameter of the trunk on its base : about 130-140 mm. With its right and soared up trunk, that tree will be perfect in the collection of an aware collector who particularly likes the trees with a natural structure. It comes from one of the most famous Japanese nurseries : Master Katoh's nursery, Omiya garden. Daily and generous watering is vital because fagus tree is sensitive to drought. You may use tempered and soft water and spray regularly the leaves so that you can keep an important humidity level arround the tree. During summer, leaves usually dry out with warm winds vthhat is why we recommend you to use windbreak nets. During autumn your fagus will have a beautiiful brown foliage that keep attached to the tree by the stalks. Photographed in december 2022, with its foliage in summer 2022 and during budding in spring. Shelf not included. See more pictures here : gallery. 11.430,00^€ order

iris gracilipes purple dwarf variety ref : 6505 Rare miniature iris gracilipes, vivacious plant, rhizomes. Sold with a plastic pot. The foliage is similar to that of the common iris and at the beginning of summer a flower stem appears, blooming into small purple flowers. An ideal kusamono pot plant or it can be planted in a flowerbed. Type: Herbaceous perennial Family: Iridaceae Flower Colour: B lue Flowering Season: Summer Size: Leaves 90 / 100 mm long and 3 to 5 mm wide. Origin: Asia Preferred Conditions: Moist, well drained soil Preferred Aspect: Full sun 8,40^€ out of stock

ophiopogon japonicus minor ref : 9999 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last picture japanese garden scene for information. 5,00^€ order

ophiopogon japonicus minor set of 40 pots ref : 10060 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Set of 40 plastic pot. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last pitcure japanese garden scene for information. 160,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 0.8 litre pot ref : 4720 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in 0.8 liter plastic pot. pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 5,00^€ out of stock

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1 litre pot ref : 10509 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 7,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1.4 litre pot ref : 7994 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1.4 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 8,00^€ order

saxifraga fortunei beni hime ref : 12092 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin. Beni hime variety with dark pink flowers blooming from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the onset of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. Inflorescence composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. Cultivation: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or accumulate dead leaves, as this could lead to collar rot. Can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei koganei no mai ref : 12094 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin. The Koganei no Mai variety features ivory-white flowers with green hues, blooming from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the onset of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. Cultivation: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei momo shiranami ref : 12093 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The Momo Shiranami variety produces bright pink flowers from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei tia ref : 12129 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The tia variety produces bright pink flowers from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei tilda ref : 12131 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The trina variety produces bright ivory flowers with gold in the center from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei toni ref : 12133 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The toni variety produces pale pink flowers with gold in the center from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei trina ref : 12130 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The trina variety produces bright ivory flowers with pink margin from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ order

sequoiadendron giganteum vida magical mistery ref : 11755 This variety is still rare on the market and is a lemon yellow improvement of the standard variety. It has a straight trunk and a very thick bark, cracked and clear brown colored. The main branches take a plunging slanting direction, giving its crown a very regular conical form. The leaves are like scales, spear-shaped, and their dimensions vary between 2 and 4 cm. The evergreen leaves present lemon yellow tones with glaucous reflections and red/brown colored cones. This resinous tree is quite resistant to cold in the tempered climate of France, Belgium, and Swiss. It likes light, the best is full sun exposure, or at least 6 hours a day of direct sunlight and a good atmospheric moist. It is sensitive to wind. It barely vegetates in the very hard soils. It is hard to multiply. Indeed, the "carrot" form of the Sequoiadendron roots system makes the transplantation of this tree quite difficult. The best is to plant it when it is very young. Its red/brown trunk stands out in any landscape. Adult height: about 300-350 cm. Adult width : 60-90 cm. Medium rate growth (30/40 cm per year). The giant sequoia grows in acid, clay, moist, sandy, and well-drained soils. This variety grows in a pyramidal form when it is young, and then takes a more columnar form over the years. Delivered in a 5-liter pot. Diameter : 22 cm. Approximate height of the plant on delivery: 80-100 cm. On a side note : the sequoiadendron giganteum lives in wildlife in California on the pccodental Sierra nevada valleys until 2000 meters of altitude. It reaches, in its country, 100 meter in height. In our countries, there only are about 60 meters hight subjects. One of the pictures shows you an adult subject at the nursery of the nurseryman who obtained this variety. 48,00^€ out of stock