Columnar or Fastigiate tree
To the botanist , the word fastigiate means ‘ with parallel , erect , clustered branches ’ . It has become more widely used in a more generalized sensation for Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree with narrow crowns . All those refer are derive from natural sports and do not come true from seed ( if that is produced ) . They are pass around as cultivar . They generally need careful pruning when young to secure the necessary erect growth .
Their placing needs groovy care , as they of necessity have an affected flavor . Fastigiate coniferous tree grant well when planted in the unconstipated radiation diagram of formal garden - the employment of the true cypress tree in the great Italian gardens of the Renaissance . Fastigiate Tree can be skillfully used , too , for bring a steadying vertical element to a steeply sloping site . The planting of a ‘ pair one on either side of the introduction to a vista can be very efficacious . Some of the less vertical - growing are excellent for planting in narrow roadstead , or , for representative , at thecentere of a lawn where space is limited .
Broad - forget
ACER SACCHARINUM PYRAMIDALE An unsloped class of the silver maple , useful for street planting .
BETULA PENDULA FASTIGIATA This is an upright , slow - get manikin of the common birch rod , resembling an erect besom .
CARPINUS BETULUS FASTIGIATA This is a valuable pyramidal rather than really fastigiate cultivar of the hornbeam .
CRATAEGUS MONOGYNA STRICTA This has a narrow , upright - growing tip .
FAGUS SYLVATICA FASTIGIATAThe Dawyck beech is a good erect tree .
LABURNUM ANAGYROIDES PYRAMIDALIS This is an upright laburnum .
LIRIODENDRON TULIPIFERA FASTIGIATUMA narrow - growing form of the tulip tree .
MALUS HUPEHENSIS ROBUSTA This has large white flower and fairly vertical growth . M.prunifolia fastigiata , the fastigiate Siberian crab .
POPULUS ALBA PYRAMIDALIS An erect - rise , very effective form of the white poplar ; P.nigra italica isthe common large - maturate Lombardy poplar .
PRUNUS ‘ Amanogawa ’ A very fastigiate , small - develop cherry with double pink flowers ; P.hillieri‘Spire ’ reaches Sm ( 25 foot ) with pink blossom and good autumn foliage ; P. ‘ Umeniko ’ has single blanched flower with leaf emblazon in autumn .
PTELEA TRIFOLIATA FASTIGIATA An erect grow form of the hop tree .
QUERCUS ROBUR FASTIGIATA The cypress oak tree , induce a broadly columniform tree of interesting form .
ROBINIA PSEUDOACACIA ERECTA A narrow form of the assumed acacia with few leaflets;pyramidalishas erect , spineless branches .
SORBUS AUCUPARIA FASTIGIATA A particularly narrow form of the rowan tree .
ULMUS CARPINIFOLIA SARNIENSISThe Wheatley elm is a great Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree of fire - like pattern first-class for street planting ; U.glabra exoniensis isa slowgrowing upright form of the wych elm , the leave often being distort .
Conifers
CEDRUS ATLANTICA ARGENTEA FASTIGIATA A narrowly pyramidic grade of the Atlas cedar .
CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA This provides a number of narrowly erect build , including the popularallumiiwith bluish foliage;columnarisvery minute , glaucous blue;erectabright green;fraserislender , grey - green ; ‘ Kilmacurragh ’ , shiny green;pyramidalis albawith white-hot tips to the branches in bound ; andwissellia fine tree reaching considerable size .
CUPRESSOCYPARIS LEYLANDII This is a densely - leave , prompt - growing tree diagram of heavy size of it and fair narrow form .
CUPRESSUS ARIZONICA PYRAMIDALIS This is very narrow , of temperate size and with almost gray leafage .
GINKGO BILOBA FASTIGIATA This is an upright - develop form of the maidenhair tree utile for street planting .
JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS HIBERNICA The Irish Genista raetam is columniform , but take tolerate .
genus Libocedrus DECURRENS The incense true cedar makes a typical , large columnar tree . –
TAXUS BACCATA FASTIGIATA . The well - known Irish yew of churchyards , the golden - leave physique beingfastigiata aurea .
THUJA OCCIDENTALIS FASTIGIATA A slow - growing , very narrow tree .
THUJA PLICATA FASTIGIATA A narrow form of the western red cedar wee-wee a grandiloquent tree ,
