Garden

Southern beech (Nothofagus antarctica)

Appearance: Smaller tree shedding leaves for the winter, on average has about 10 m in height, rarely a little more, although in his homeland he reaches a height of up to 35 meters. Crown quite irregular, composed of twisted, straight erect branches.

The bark initially …

Sessile oak (Quercus sessilis)

Appearance: A fairly stately tree that sheds its leaves for the winter, with a height of up to approx 40 meters. The crown is rather high and broad, in free-standing trees – thick, compact and evenly leaved.
Straight trunk …

Holly oak (Oercus holly)

Appearance: An evergreen deciduous tree, about height 20-25 meters. The crown is very wide and spread, especially in free-standing trees, very beautifully vaulted, often multi-part, because a short trunk can fork already low to the ground. Branches very much …

Burgundy oak (The oak tree)

Appearance: A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter. to approx 35 them in height. The crown is very loose and slender at first, with steep hills, thin, quite regularly arranged branches, while in older trees, it is more vaulted with a spherical outline, z …

Mud oak (Quercus palustris)

Appearance Deciduous tree shedding leaves for winter, with a height of up to 25 meters. The crown is quite slender and rounded in younger specimens, narrow and slightly vaulted in older trees, but not that wide and spread out, like many …

Scarlet oak (Quercus coccinea)

Appearance; A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter, to approx 25 m in height. The crown of younger trees is conical, with rather dense branches, vaulted in older specimens, in the lower section with only a few branches, in the top – z …

Edible chestnut (castanea sativa)

Appearance: A stately deciduous tree that sheds its leaves for winter, almost to 30 m high. The crown is initially conical, more columnar with age, and finally, vaulted high and wide, with thick, relatively short limbs. branches. placed whorls. build up …

Common hornbeam (Birch wood)

Appearance: A sizeable deciduous tree with a wide and high crown, often somewhat irregular, beautifully vaulted, especially in free-standing specimens. The height usually does not exceed 20 m, in the Białowieża Primeval Forest, however, adolescent specimens are known 30 meters.…

Black alder (Alnus glutinosa)

Appearance; A tree that sheds its leaves for winter, usually growing up 25 m in height. In Poland, numerous specimens above the height are known 30, and even 40 meters. The crown is widely spread in young specimens, it becomes with age …

Silver birch, pendulous birch (United pendulum)

Appearance: A tree that sheds its leaves for winter, usually growing up to approx 20 m in height, although, for example, in the Białowieża Primeval Forest, specimens of height are known 30 meters. The crown is narrow at first, pointed-conical, later it was roundly vaulted and irregular. …