carpinus betulus "pyramidalis", also known as carpino pyramid, is a variety of looking carp widened and regular. the leaves are of a bright green and present a long and pointed oval shape, creating a crown dense and compact. this ornamental tree is widely appreciated for its elegant pyramid shape, which adds a touch of refinement to landscapes.
form: the distinctive feature of
this variety is its pyramidal shape, with erect branches that
regularly extend upwards, giving the tree an appearance
cleared and ordered. the plant develops a dense and compact crown,
making it ideal as a focal element in gardens and parks. the
regular arrangement of the branches contributes to the symmetry of
crown.
leaves: the leaves are of a bright green, long and
sharp, creating a dense and lush crown. That's all
characteristics contributes to the visual beauty of the tree.
adaptability: the pyramid carpino fits well to a variety of
soil types, provided they are well drained. this feature
makes it suitable for different growth conditions. this carpino is known for its tolerance
to air pollution, making it a suitable choice also for
urban environments.
resista: the variety 'pyramidalis' preserves the typical resistance
carpino betulus, guaranteeing a remarkable longevity and requiring
relatively little maintenance.
flowers: even if it produces flowers in spring, flowering
is relatively insignificant from the ornamental point of view.
attention is often directed to form and foliage.
use: the slender shape and the ordered crown make it
ideal as an ornamental tree in parks, formal or long gardens
Treed avenues.
the pyramid carpino is a cultivar derived from the betulus carpino, from Europe and Western Asia. this variety is was developed to emphasize its distinctive pyramid shape and was subsequently cultivated and appreciated all over the world for its elegance in landscapes