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A dense, rounded crown of dark burgundy leaves sits on a short clean trunk here, the many fine twigs packed tightly so the outline reads as a solid ball of colour. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this semi-mature form is a dependable mid-ground ornamental for park, campus, and residential-street landscape renders.
Lower branching and outward-reaching limbs widen this cherry plum into a broad, slightly untidy head of purple foliage that spreads well past the width of the trunk. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the wider habit suits lawn specimens, courtyard corners, and mixed borders where the dark leaf colour reads as contrast.
An upright young cherry plum with a narrow, slightly irregular crown of deep burgundy-purple leaves, the slender branches still open enough to show the dark trunk and low fork. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the strong leaf colour makes it a useful accent for residential garden and street-planting visualization.
The largest of the set: a deep, wide-spreading crown of dense green leaves carried on a heavy cluster of stems, the canopy sweeping almost to the ground for a full, established look. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero spring and summer placements in landscape visualization and the foreground of residential or civic exterior renders.
Thick, well-spaced stems rise from ground level into a wide, billowing crown of green foliage, giving this mature Persian ironwood the broad spreading outline the species is known for. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the mature multi-stem form anchors exterior visualizations of established gardens and public planting.
A fuller, more rounded head of dense green leaves tops the cluster of stems on this semi-mature Persian ironwood, the interior branching still visible where the light breaks through. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a reliable mid-ground ornamental for park, campus, and residential landscape renders.
The multiple stems spread wider apart and arch outward, building a broad, low dome of green foliage that is clearly wider than it is tall on this Persian ironwood. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the wide horizontal habit works for lawn specimens, patio corners, and mixed shrub borders in exterior visualization.
Several slender stems lean out from a low fork, carrying an open, airy spray of small mid-green oval leaves on this young Persian ironwood, the branch structure easy to read through the foliage. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the compact shrubby habit suits courtyard beds, entry planting, and small-garden visualization.
The largest of the set: a full, towering crown of dense green foliage on a stout trunk, the low limbs sweeping wide to give a mature, established silhouette that fills its frame. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero placements in landscape visualization and the foreground of large residential or civic exterior renders.
Heavy scaffold limbs fork from a thick trunk and lift into a tall, deep crown of dark green leaves, the outline still roughly conical but far broader and more solid than the younger trees. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this mature specimen anchors exterior visualizations of established gardens, avenues, and civic landscapes.
Taller and denser, this semi-mature black gum holds an even oval-pyramidal crown of layered green foliage above a clean length of grey trunk, the branching now well filled in. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a dependable mid-ground shade tree for park, campus, and residential-street landscape renders.
The lower branches lengthen and dip outward here, widening the base of the crown while the leader keeps its point, so the tree reads as a broad-shouldered cone of dark green foliage. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the fuller lower canopy works for lawn specimens and mixed planting in exterior visualization.
A straight central leader carries tiers of short horizontal branches, all clothed in glossy mid-green oval leaves that taper to a narrow pyramidal top on this recently planted black gum. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the tidy conical form suits residential garden and street-tree visualizations where a small upright specimen is needed.
The largest of the set: a broad, deep crown of dense green leaves on a heavy trunk, the low forking limbs sweeping wide to give a full, established silhouette. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero placements in landscape visualization and the foreground of large residential or civic exterior renders.
An open, vase-shaped crown of green foliage spreads from a tall clean trunk with textured bark, the main limbs forking high and reaching out into a wide, light canopy. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this mature tree anchors exterior visualizations of established gardens, orchards, and residential streets.
A fuller, more upright rounded crown of dense green leaves tops a firmer trunk on this semi-mature crab apple, the branch structure now well filled in and evenly balanced. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a reliable mid-ground ornamental for park, campus, and residential-street landscape renders.
Low, wide branching gives this crab apple a broad spreading head that reaches out well past its height, the green foliage thinning toward the outer tips of the horizontal limbs. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the wide low habit works for lawn specimens, patio shade, and cottage-garden layouts in exterior visualization.
A neat, rounded crown of mid-green oval leaves sits on a single short trunk, the branching starting low and the foliage still open enough to read as a recently planted tree. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this young crab apple suits residential garden and orchard-edge visualizations where a small ornamental tree fills a modest space.
The largest of the set: a tall, full crown of pale star blossom on a well-developed multi-stem trunk, the branches lifting high before opening into a wide, even flowering head. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero spring placements in landscape visualization and the foreground of residential or civic exterior renders.
Taller and more upright, this semi-mature star magnolia forms an open vase of multiple stems topped by a loose flowering crown, with a longer length of clean lower trunk beneath. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it is a dependable mid-size flowering tree for park, plaza, and mixed-use landscape renders in the blossom season.
Low branching splits into a wide, spreading crown that is broader than it is tall, every twig carrying the same soft pink-white star flowers across an airy, open structure. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, the low horizontal habit suits front-garden beds, patio corners, and mixed shrub borders in spring visualization.
Several stems rise together into a broad, rounded head smothered in pale star-shaped blossom, the flowering so dense it almost hides the branch framework on this leafless spring specimen. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it works as a specimen accent in residential landscape renders and courtyard planting schemes in full flower.
Bare grey stems fan up from the base of this small star magnolia, tipped with loose clusters of pale pink-white star-shaped flowers and no leaves yet, the open branch structure clearly visible through the bloom. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, this compact shrub suits early-spring garden and entry-planting visualizations where seasonal blossom is the focus.
The largest of the set: a tall, deep crown of dense lobed foliage on a heavy trunk, the lower branches sweeping outward and down to give a full, established silhouette. Modeled in 3ds Max (.max) with V-Ray shading, it suits hero placements in landscape visualization and fills the background of large civic or commercial exterior renders.