TYPES OF TREES

Meticulously crafted botanical masterpieces with delicate branches adorned by clusters of leaves resembling drifting clouds.

Characterized by their cone-bearing structures and needle-like or scale-like leaves, these trees provide year-round greenery and often symbolize resilience and longevity.

These trees shed their leaves seasonally, displaying a stunning array of colors in the fall before regenerating foliage in the spring.

Retaining their foliage year-round, evergreen trees offer consistent greenery and often serve as symbols of endurance and permanence in landscapes.

Known for their spectacular blossoms, these trees add bursts of color and fragrance to landscapes, delighting the senses with their seasonal displays.

Essential components of landscapes, grasses offer diverse textures, colors, and heights, providing structure and movement to gardens and natural settings.

Representing the rich biodiversity of New Zealand's landscapes, these trees have adapted to local climates and ecosystems, playing crucial roles in their environments.

Versatile and adaptable, shrubs come in various sizes and shapes, adding texture, color, and structure to gardens and landscapes.

Representing the traditional form of tree growth, standard trees feature a single trunk with a full canopy of branches and foliage, offering classic elegance to landscapes.

Artfully shaped and pruned into intricate forms, topiary trees add sculptural beauty and whimsy to gardens and formal landscapes, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and creativity.