BILLBERGIA nutans
A small evergreen herbaceous plant, reaching no more than about 50 cm in height. It has long, narrow leaves with spiny margins, upright and arching, of a fine deep green, arranged to form the classic rosette. The bell-shaped flowers have green petals edged with blue and prominent golden stamens, and are gathered in inflorescences enclosed […]
WESTRINGIA ‘Wynyabbie Gem’
Like the classic white-flowered westringia, this pink-flowered one can be easily confused, and perhaps even more so, with rosemary, so much so that in some areas of the world it is known as “coastal rosemary”. It is an evergreen bush, native to Australia, which tends to take on a more sprawled development than the classic […]
WESTRINGIA fruticosa
Easily confused with rosemary, so much so that in some areas of the world it is known as “coastal rosemary”, westringia is a rounded evergreen bush, native to Australia. The dense silver-green foliage makes this plant suitable to forming dense low hedges (1.5-2 meters), but also as an isolated specimen or in combination with other […]
YUCCA elephantipes
Probably, it’s one of the most popular and known Yucca plants and it has a shrubby habit. It’s lignified at the bottom and with very branched stems. Leaves are weblike, leathery, pointed, bright green, with sharp edges and are gathered in tufts at the apex of stems. Flowers appear between spring and autumn, are white, […]
YUCCA gloriosa
Shrub-like plant that can easily grow more than 2-meter tall, formed by a simple or branched stem that lignifies in the lower part. The leaves, with a leathery texture, are ribbon-like, greyish color, a sharp edge and a terminal thorn. The flowers, which are white with pink shades, appear numerous on large central inflorescences in […]
VIBURNUM tinus ‘Lucidum’
Vigorous, very resistant variety of Viburnum tinus, perennial and evergreen, with rapid growth and bushy, thick and compact habit, native to the Mediterranean basin: when fully developed it can grow 4 m tall and more than 2 m large. Branched and well lignified since at the base, it has reddish-brown bark stems with an initial […]
VINCA major
THYMUS citriodorus
