Bruns Plant of the month July 2022 Ulmus x hollandica ‘Jacqueline Hillier’ This elm was discovered in 1966 in England in Birmingham in a private garden. Ulmus x hollandica ‘Jacqueline Hillier’ is a slow-growing small tree or large shrub. The canopy is spready and dense with a cloudy shape. It can reach a height of […]
Plant of the month – April Styrax japonica, the snowdrop tree Who would not like to stand in June under a ‘sky’ full of snowdrops? The wish can be fulfilled. Plant in your garden a snowdrop tree (Styrax japonica ) and you will be thrilled. For the first time it was described by Philipp Franz […]
We are very much concerned about the war in Ukraine. We feel with our friends there and our thoughts are with them. For us, the war is incomprehensible. We are linked with both our Russian and Ukrainian partners of the green industry with long-standing ties of friendship and trust. Over the many years of working […]
Bruns catalogue 2021/22 available now! This practice-oriented catalog has been the standard work for learners and professionals in the green professions and for all plant enthusiasts for decades. On over 1,271 pages you will find more than 4,000 species and varieties, clearly structured in 8 plant groups and each sorted alphabetically. For each plant you […]
BaumART BaumART auction in aid of flood-affected areas in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz and Sachsen. Last Sunday, 26 September 2021, at a charity event in Munich, Susanne Porsche organised an auction of artworks provided by artist friends and outstanding personalities from the worlds of culture and politics under the name “BaumART” for the benefit of communities in […]
Bruns Plant of the Month September 2021 Pterocarya fraxinifolia – Caucasian Wingnut The wingnut belongs to the walnut family. Pterocarya fraxinifolia has its natural distribution in the mountain forests from the Caucasus to northern Iran. The wing nut often grows in multiple stems to form large trees with a picturesque crown. The branches grow in […]
Bruns Plant of the Month August 2021 Quercus petraea The natural range of the sessile oak is from Europe to Asia Minor. In Germany, Quercus petraea inhabits the low mountain ranges and the foothills of the Alps in locations that are mild in winter and humid in summer. Quercus petraea grows into large trees, the […]