Which types of deciduous trees: rowan? - Tips?

Hello. Thank you for the info about the two compost heaps. I didn’t know that. Yes, an oak can grow big, but the good thing is, with its hard wood, it is very stable and withstands storms without large branches falling down. I wouldn’t dare plant a poplar, as something often falls from it. But I wouldn’t want to plant an oak on the street side either, then I would have to constantly sweep my own acorns off the sidewalk. Well, let’s see if others write something about their trees.

Until recently ( sold house ) we had a chestnut tree ( since felled because it was 14 m tall and therefore too big ), two lilacs, four larches ( felled see chestnut ), a yew ( see chestnut ) and various bushes that I cannot name.

What we now have to plant: a standard tree on 500 sqm of lawn. What it will be? No idea. I am undecided.
Suggestions?
If not, the local specialist dealer will have to do.

See #3 ... He will not become too big!

Thank you! I just checked because neither of the names meant anything to me at all. I could have done that while reading. Now I do have a start. I like both types of pears. And the Nordic olive tree... looks amazing! We have more than enough sun for that. I also find the price great.

Does anyone have a trellis on the house wall? That was traditionally done with fruit trees.

This pear is simply called the Nordic olive because it looks similar but is frost-resistant.