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Cipres leylandii 2001 from 35 to 50 cm or more in height.
Use especially for seto
Container: pot 9 cm
Plant height: 15 to 25 cm
Container: Cepellón
Its growth is very fast making it ideal for well-toned hedges.
This hybrid between a true cypress and a false cypress currently enjoys a lot of acceptance as a species for high seto and plant screen.
It grows up to 50 centimeters per year, is not pruned below and can be trimmed as much as we want.
- Cypresses are shipped without tray in boxes
- They are sent lying in boxes
- If you want them to be sent on a tray you will have an overs cost. Request a quote.
Plant height: 25 to 45 cm
Container: Cepellón.
Tree that can reach 20 m in size.
Common name: Arizona cypress.
Dark greyish brown colour.
They give off a strong scent. Fast growth.
- Cypresses are shipped without tray
- They are sent lying in boxes
- If you want them to be sent on a tray you will have a coast. Request a quote.
Altura de la planta: de 10 a 15 cm
Contenedor: Cepellón
Nombre científico: cupressus sempervirens l.Común: ciprés común .Hasta los 30 m.
Este tipo de ciprés es el más utilizado para vallar y para hacer setos.
Al crecer las ramas en vertical precisa menos poda.
Crecimiento rápido en los primeros años.Como cortavientos.
- Los cipreses se envian sin bandeja
- Se envian tumbados en cajas
- Si desea que se envien en bandeja tendrá un sobrecoste. Solicite presupuesto.
Height between 15 and 25cm
They are shipped out of the tray lying in boxes.
Casuarinas are a genus of evergreen shrubs and trees represented by a fortnight of species - monoeic or dioetic - accepted, of about 35 described.
Its slender and delicate branches with whorls of unconspicuous squame leaves and their strobiloid infrutescences give them the appearance of pines, but, despite what it seems, they are not Gymnosperms but Angiosperms with very particular morphological characteristics and that, therefore, have their own family (Casuarinaceae).
