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- The most beautiful conifers for the large or small garden
- Conifers for the small garden
- Beautiful conifers for larger gardens
- Representative large trees for large gardens and parks
- For the impatient: fast-watching conifers
- Tips
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The most beautiful conifers for the large or small garden
Conifers help to structure and loosen the garden space. You can plant trees of different types and sizes together, but also set accents with special solitaires. However, you should adapt the species and variety to your prevailing space and site conditions - not every conifer fits into any garden. Therefore, here are some suggestions for small, medium and large gardens.
Conifers for the small garden
For small gardens and front gardens are especially small conifers or large shrubs, which only reach between two and eight meters in height. But beware: some of these species can grow strongly in width! Incidentally, the numerous coniferous trees in columnar form are particularly well suited. Although these can sometimes be quite high, they remain narrow.
Beautiful conifers for larger gardens
In a medium and large garden is often enough space to plant a larger coniferous tree with (in the adult state) ten to 15 meters in height. However, remember not to put such a tree too close to the house - otherwise it could happen to you in a few years that no more light will get into the windows. Furthermore, such large trees provide plenty of shade, which in turn can affect the garden use. The pase site wants to be well thought out, otherwise the tree may need to be transplanted later or even felled.
Representative large trees for large gardens and parks
The following large conifer species are not for normal gardens - these pieces of jewelry are over 20 feet tall and need a lot of space. They are therefore only suitable for parks or very extensive gardens.
For the impatient: fast-watching conifers
If you are looking for fast-growing coniferous trees, such as a hedge, these species are:
Tips
When planting a tree, note not only the planting distance and the location, but also the required distance to the neighbors.