The loquat is a large evergreen shrub or small tree with a rounded crown, native to Japan. Its Latin scientific name is Eriobotrya japonica. It has large leaves, 12-15 cm long.
The loquat is a large evergreen shrub or small tree with a rounded crown, native to Japan. It has large leaves, 12-15 cm long and 3-6 cm wide, copper-green on the upper surface and rust-red on the underside. The fragrant, creamy-white flowers bloom in autumn, clustered in dense, erect panicles. The edible, oval fruits, 3-6 cm long, have a pale yellow or orange skin and ripen in spring. It is not particular about soil type, provided it is not too calcareous. It prefers a warm, sunny location and tolerates pruning well.
Physiological and cultivation characteristics:
The Queen Palm or Syagrus originates in Brazil. It is a semi-rustic palm with a rather thin trunk at first, which widens at the base over the years.
The Grevillea robusta, also known as silky oak, Australian oak, or fire tree, is the perfect choice for you. Native to the eastern coasts of Australia, this evergreen tree has won over gardens worldwide thanks to its beauty and adaptability.
Pot: 9L / 300 cm
The strawberry tree originates in the Mediterranean basin. It is one of the main shrub species of the Mediterranean basin and the pine undergrowth of the coast.
Format: 10 L / 120-140 cm
The olive tree is much more than a fruit tree. It is a symbol of longevity, wisdom, and peace, capable of beautifying any outdoor space with its majestic stature and evergreen foliage. Its rounded and well-defined crown makes it a focal point in gardens, patios, and terraces, adding a timeless Mediterranean touch.
A genus comprising vigorous climbing shrubs with long, more or less thorny branches. The leaves are alternate and entire, and the small, almost insignificant white flowers are surrounded by three large, vividly colored bracts that constitute their true beauty and remain on the plant throughout the warm months, from June to October; afterwards, they turn green, dry out, and become papery.
The Cycas revoluta is native to Japan. It is characterized by its columnar trunk, with a striking tuft of evergreen leaves at the top. It frequently produces suckers at the base or shoots along the trunk or branches, with both the suckers and shoots developing into picturesque specimens with multiple trunks or branches.
From a physiological standpoint, the mandarin tree, belonging to the genus Citrus, exhibits evergreen, glossy, and aromatic leaves. Its root system is shallow, making it suitable for well-drained soils.
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