A majestic conifer, unmistakable for its umbel-shaped crown, a symbol of Mediterranean flora. It arrived on our peninsula from Crete and Asia Minor. It has a straight, cylindrical trunk, whose bark has wide plates of reddish-brown and gray colors, and is longitudinally furrowed.
A majestic conifer, unmistakable for its umbel-like crown, a symbol of Mediterranean flora. It arrived on our peninsula from Crete and Asia Minor. It has a straight, cylindrical trunk with broad, reddish-brown and gray bark, furrowed longitudinally. Even in young plants, the crown is globose and formed of terminal branchlets turned upwards, seemingly multiplying continuously to block the light; over the years, it flattens and widens, self-pruning the lower branches without leaving scars.
Needle-like leaves 8-20 cm long, in pairs, dark green, slightly twisted, slightly prickly.
Cones (called pinecones): 8-15 cm long and 7-10 cm wide, heavy and spherical, shiny reddish-brown in color; they mature at 3 years and once mature, they drop the seeds (the famous edible pine nuts, widely used in gastronomy and pastry making) protected by a woody shell.
The stone pine is drought resistant and indifferent to soil pH.
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 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 mastic tree, also known as the mastic tree, is native to the Canary Islands, Morocco, and the Mediterranean coast. It is an evergreen shrub or small tree typical of Mediterranean scrubland; it has an upright habit in its early years, and later the crown widens and becomes rounded.
The pomegranate tree is one of the plants that man has been using since very ancient times and that has found its ideal climate in the Mediterranean regions.
Pot: 15 L / 80-100 cm
High-quality, smooth polyethylene irrigation pipe (without integrated drippers). Withstands a maximum pressure of 4 atmospheres.
Evergreen groundcover shrub; flexible, drooping branches. Leaves like R. officinalis, blue-violet flowers from March to May.
The carob tree is a large evergreen tree whose origin is the Mediterranean basin.
The Strelitzia Augusta, also known as the White Bird of Paradise, is a plant native to South Africa that stands out for its exotic beauty. Its large, oval, deep green leaves, with a prominent central vein, give it an elegant, tropical appearance.
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