Plant Catalogue 2017-2018

We have published an interactive, richly illustrated catalogue that facilitates the plant selection, both for amateur and professional gardening. We would like it to be of help to everybody arranging their garden, balcony or a terrace as well to designers, gardeners, administrators, students that would find it useful in their everyday work.

The plant catalogue is an A5 size and consists of 140 pages including 641 colour pictures. Each description is given in three languages: Polish, English and Russian.

The 508 species and cultivars produced by our nursery and in the catalogue are arranged alphabetically within genres and groups.

Each taxon is accompanied by a photo, a short pictographic characteristics and a QR code that automatically takes the reader to a detailed and richly illustrated description on our website. The QR code instruction can be found below.

Additionally, the catalogue contains advice on plant application and maintenance, including planting and pruning. The advice is also accompanied by QR codes leading to video tutorials and articles on our website.

In the catalogue an index of plants can be found and a hardiness zone map.

The Plant Catalogue may be acquired wholesale at our nursery. Please contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

How to use QR codes?

QR codes may be read using an application installed in a smartphone or a tablet. It may be easily downloaded from shops accessible via mobile devices – AppStore for Apple products Google play, for other products.

In Google play store or App Store search engine, ‘QR’ phrase should be used and then from the search results a free application should be selected. Download and open the application, then scan the QR code with your device’s camera.

The codes in the catalogue lead to our website where more information can be found. For example: in the chapter listing plants suitable for covering walls and fences, the QR code leads to a video tutorial, in which Szczepan Marczyński presents species and cultivars best suited for this purpose.