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SARCOPOTERIUM spinosum

Contemplated among the protected botanical species and spontaneous along the coasts of the South-Eastern Mediterranean, including Sardinia and Southern Italy, this small bush, also called “pig spine”, maximum 60 cm tall, intrigues above all for its original architecture: compact cushion, hemispherical, intricate and very branchy, it bears short woody branches repeatedly divided, often ending in […]

SCHINUS molle

Interesting evergreen tree with a large, rounded, dense crown and a classic pendulous habit. Native to South America, it can quite quickly reach 6-7 m height and an almost equal width. The stem, single and very branched, has a greyish bark when young which tends to become darker and flake off over the time. The […]

RUSCUS aculeatus

Vigorous small evergreen perennial shrub; native to the Mediterranean basin and a component of the Mediterranean scrub, it can reach 80 cm height maximum and a more or less similar width. From the underground rhizome, creeping and branched, erect stems develop, partially lignified and dark green in color. From these richly branched primary aerial stems, […]

RUSCUS hypoglossum

Small evergreen perennial shrub, native to the Mediterranean basin; it can reach 60 cm height maximum and a very variable width depending on the development and growth of the plant. From the underground rhizome, creeping and branched, erect, rigid, thin and simple stems develop, of a shiny dark green color and herbaceous consistency. From these […]

SALVIA greggii

Pretty small semi-evergreen perennial plant, with a bushy and rounded habit. Native to Mexico, it can develop up to 1 m height and about 60 cm width. Most of the branches, which originate near the base of the plant, are lignified at the base and herbaceous in the terminal part of the plant; the small, […]