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LEUCOPHYTA brownii (=Calocephalus brownii)

Unusual small and evergreen cushion-bush, coming from Audtralia. It is thick and compact and can quickly reach a maximum height of 1 metre. Unusual small and evergreen cushion-bush, coming from Australia. It is thick and compact and can quickly reach a maximum height of 1 metre. Branched from the base, it is characterized by erect […]

LIMONIASTRUM monopetalum

Delicious evergreen bush coming from the mediterranean basin. It’s a thick and compact cushion which can easily exceed an height of 1 meter and a width of 1 metres. Stems are erect and prostate, while leaves are leathery, lance-shaped, twisted, alternate and of a green gray color. From late spring and during the summer, the […]

LAVANDULA x ginginsii ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’

Interesting hybrid of the Lavandula genus, perennial and evergreen, with a fast growth, cushion-like, thick and round shape: when fully developed it can grow 60 cm tall and a little larger. Densely branched and well lignified from the base, it has numerous stems which, dividing repeatedly and assuming an erect or slightly spread outward trend, […]

LIPPIA citriodora (=Aloysia triphylla)

Graceful deciduous and twisted shrub which can reach a maximum height of 2 metres. In the 18th century, it was imported by the spanish from South America into Europe in order to take advantage of its aromatic property. Stems are woody at the bottom and herbaceous at the top, these last ones are covered by […]

LEPTOSPERMUM laevigatum

Singular shrub, sometimes a small tree, perennial and evergreen, with slow growth and compact and regular posture, original of the Australian continent: At its maximum development, it can reach up to 5 m in height and as many in width. Woody and branched from the base, it has numerous rigid and erect stems, which dividing […]

LEPTOSPERMUM scoparium

Delicious evergreen shrub or small tree with a quick growth. It can easily reach even 5 metres of height. It is native to Australia. Branched from the base, it is particularly thick and compact and characterized by numerous erect and lignified stems covered with persistent, alternate, linear lance shaped, leathery and dark-green leaves. From the […]