Originally from China and India, it is, within the hibiscus genus, the most widespread species in continental Europe, the only one that is completely rustic.
Pot: 6L / 120-140 cm
Native to China and India, it is the most widespread species of hibiscus in continental Europe, and the only one that is completely hardy. It is a deciduous shrub, although in temperate climates it can retain its leaves year-round. Densely branched and upright, it doesn't take up much space or grow very large, making it easy to plant in small areas.
It can be easily shaped halfway up the stem or at the top. Leaves: They exhibit some polymorphism, as they can be triangular, oval, or trilobed, more or less toothed, with a maximum length of 10 cm, and are dark green. Flowers: They appear continuously from June to September in the leaf axils of the current year's branches; they are bell-shaped, approximately 6 cm long, and are composed of petals that can be pink, white, red, or blue, while the center is dark red with long white stamens and yellow anthers.
Fruit: dark gray capsules, about the size of a fingernail, after flowering. Cultivated successfully in northern Italy up to 1000 m altitude. If it suffers severe frost when young, it recovers from the base. It prefers fertile, moderately moist soil.
It requires vigorous pruning in February to encourage the growth of new shoots that will produce flowers.
Physiological and cultivation characteristics:
The peach tree was already being cultivated 4000 years ago in China; it crossed Persia and later reached the countries of the Mediterranean basin, and the Romans also spread it beyond the Alps.
Pot: 10L / 180-200 cm
Cherry trees (grafted) that produce the fruits we most enjoy eating freshly harvested are deciduous trees, whose final dimensions are difficult to specify precisely, as they depend on the size, the way it is cultivated, and the variety.
Pot: 9L / 150-200 cm
The common cypress is a conifer native to the eastern Mediterranean countries, with a columnar, narrow, and compact shape, and a deep green color. It has a round fruit 2-3 cm in diameter.
ASIR Fruit is a comprehensive product in tablet form that provides beneficial microorganisms to promote balanced growth and strong root development in fruit and ornamental plants. It is ideal for adding to the planting hole during transplanting to ensure good root establishment, which is crucial in the initial stages of a transplanted plant.
The grapefruit, belonging to the citrus family, is known for its juicy pulp and sweet and sour flavor. It thrives in warm and subtropical climates, where it receives plenty of sunlight.
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
The plum tree is a small tree that rarely exceeds 6-7 m in height; hardy, it adapts to the most diverse climates and can be successfully grown in all regions of Spain, Italy and France.
Pot: 9L / 150-200 cm
The orange tree (Citrus sinensis) not only captivates with its vibrant fruits and fragrant flowers, but also offers unique physiological benefits.
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