Shrubs trees
White mulberry (White mulberry)
Appearance: A small tree that sheds its leaves for winter, with a height of approximately 10-15 m, with crown milk narrow, High, looking fragile, not so wide and sprawling, as in the previous species,
branches, looking quite sękato, however …
Black mulberry (Black mulberry)
Appearance; A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter, with low, often a very wide and spreading crown on a short trunk. Height usually only 8-12 m, what with a spreading crown makes, that the tree is much wider than the taller. Trunk …
Southern Elm (Southern Celts)
Appearance: Deciduous tree shedding leaves in winter, with a height of approximately up to 20-25 meters. Round-vaulted crown, often very sprawling or hanging slightly to one side.
Bark also on older trees smooth and even, almost …
Common elm, field elm (Ulmus carpinifolia)
Appearance: A tree that sheds its leaves for winter, up to approx. 30 meters. Multiform crown – in the typical form usually highly vaulted, but at the same time narrow.
Branches relatively short, strong, protruding almost horizontally. Branches on …
Mountain elm (birch) (Elm glabra = Elm rough)
Appearance: A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter, high to 40 m, with high crown, often even with many children, in outline inversely ovoid, in free-standing trees very widely spreading.
The trunk is almost visible …
Peduncle elm (limak) (Left elm)
Appearance: A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter, grows up approximately 30 m in height, releases out of the shoot. Crown specifically irregular, approximately spherical, vaulted, often not very compact, multi-part or quite loose. The branches in the lower zone of the crown are relatively short …
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 …
Pedunculate oak (Quercus robur)
Appearance: A deciduous tree shedding its leaves for the winter, often very impressive, almost grows up 45 meters high, The crown is wide and high, especially in free-standing specimens, with a beautiful spherical vault, often with very branchy branches, all in all, more so …
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 …