Oleander, also known as rosebay, is native to the Mediterranean basin, Persia, India, and Japan. It is a compact, rounded, evergreen shrub.
Oleander, also known as rosebay, is native to the Mediterranean basin, Persia, India, and Japan. It is a compact, rounded, evergreen shrub. It has become a symbol of the Mediterranean summer, of seaside holidays where it finds its original habitat and where few plants offer such a spectacular and long-lasting bloom. It has evergreen, lanceolate, entire, and rather leathery leaves, arranged in whorls of 2-3, of a medium green color (variegated in some varieties). Its flowers, depending on the variety, can be single or double, fragrant or less fragrant, and come in a wide range of colors; they are clustered in terminal cymes and last throughout the summer. The fruits appear after flowering, in long pods containing woolly seeds. It typically grows in poor soil, but in the garden, it's best planted in well-prepared, fertile soil. If grown in a pot, it should be deeper than it is wide to allow space for its long roots. It doesn't require much water during the winter, but from spring to autumn, it needs plenty of moisture.
Physiological and cultivation characteristics:
The olive tree originated in the Mediterranean basin. It is an evergreen tree, among the longest-lived in existence (2000 years), which very slowly reaches 9 meters in height and 5-7 meters in width, and more if it finds the space.
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 Canary Island Date Palm, as its name suggests, originates from the Canary Islands. It is a very vigorous palm that can reach 20 meters in height, with a very wide crown and a large trunk.
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 Paulownia, also known as the empress tree or kiri, is an excellent choice. Native to Asia, this species has become very popular worldwide for its impressive characteristics and ease of cultivation.
Pot: 9L / 300 cm
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