Dear Friends,

I open the next file as an introduction to the Malik Gardens in Cesko. I have never seen before any conifer collections of 5000 (or even much more). Enjoy the sights!

Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Photos from the second Garden

Cedrus atlantica �Aurea� Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Cedrus atlantica �Aurea� Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Pinus ponderosa Penaz in the middle

Malik Gardens Mesterhazy & Malik photo


Mr. Novak Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Professore Malik Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Professore Malik & Mr. Novak, a czech conifer breeder Mesterhazy & Malik photo

Mr. Malik founded a friendly company of czech breeders to discover the Pinus mugo (pseudopumilio, rotundata, uncinata and any further crossings) in the area of the San Sebanstian Mountain of Northern Czech/Cesko. This company managed to discovered since 2000 over 1300 brooms. In 2008 Mr. Malik published a CD with the first "1000 Brooms" with photos in situ in the forest, as they catched the new findings. Now I got the possibility to make the first documentation of the grafted plants in a quantity of about 600.

San Sebastian is the biggest broom family ever published. Thanks to the discoveries to Mr. Malik and the 30 czech breeders, who worked in this extraordinary project.

Zsolt