Seedling species
Which seedlings are being planted
Each species page has a short description, its ecological value and care rules. If the species of your seedling is not listed, choose “Other species” when registering.
Linden
Tilia caucasica
A broadleaf tree with a dense crown that adapts well to urban conditions.
Ash
Fraxinus excelsior
A fast-growing tree that tolerates street conditions and variable soils.
Oak
Quercus iberica
A long-lived, resilient tree and one of the key species of Georgia's natural forests.
Maple
Acer campestre
An ornamental tree known for its distinctive autumn foliage.
Poplar
Populus pyramidalis
A very fast-growing tree that forms a green barrier in a short time.
Colchic boxwood
Buxus colchica
A slow-growing evergreen species endemic to the Colchic region.
Caucasian pine
Pinus sosnowskyi
An evergreen conifer well adapted to mountainous and dry sites.
Eldar pine
Pinus eldarica
A drought-tolerant conifer suited to dry and hot zones.
Caucasian hackberry
Celtis caucasica
English description coming soon.
Details to be confirmedCypress
Cupressus sempervirens
An evergreen tree with a narrow, columnar crown.
Common walnut
Juglans regia
A wide-crowned tree traditionally widespread in Georgia.
Cedar
Cedrus deodara
A large evergreen conifer with a characteristic tiered crown.
Photos and detailed descriptions of some species will be added soon.