PLANT FACTS SHEETS
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Taxus baccata or Yew plant....
€45.00The Yew belongs to the genus Taxus, family Taxaceae, which includes about 20 species of trees native to Europe, Asia, Sumatra and Central Asia.
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Bellis perennis, Maya o...
Bellis perennis, also known as meadow daisy. It is a winter plant, biannual.
It is a very decorative plant.
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Cup Metrosidero Excelsa
Metrosidero excelsa is an shrub or little tree very resistant and compact which red flowers are shown in spring or beginning of summer. Can resist sea conditions. Is very used to make hedges.
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Coprosma repens variegata. C22
Coprosma repens variegata is a fast-growing shrub that can reach 5 metres in height.
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Senecio radican.
Senecio radicans is a plant with an original banana shape of its leaves. -
Aloe Aristata, Torch Plant.
Aloe aristata is a plant of the Xanthorrhoeaceae family, belonging to the genus Aloe, which is made up of about 500 species of succulent plants from the African continent, Madagascar and the Middle East.
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Philodendron Birkin. C20
Birkin philodendron is a relatively new, particularly fashionable variety of philodendron with large dark green leaves splashed with creamy white.
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Tibouchina urvilleana,...
The Tibuchina plant belongs to the genus Tibouchina, which belongs to the Melastomataceae family and comprises more than 300 species of tropical shrubs and trees native to Brazil, Mexico and Central America.
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Aucuba Japonica - Spotted...
Aucuba Japónica is an evergreen plant to keep in shade, with mottled leaves, resistant and versatile.
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Polyscias balfouriana,...
Polyscia balfouriana belongs to the genus Polyscias, family Araliaceae, which consists of about 100 species of shrubs and trees from tropical regions of the Pacific and Australia.
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Echeveria runyonii (Topsy...
Echeveria runyonii (Topsy Turvy) belongs to the genus Echeveria, of the Crassulaceae family, and is made up of almost 400 species of succulent plants native to the area between Mexico and northern Brazil.
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Muhlenbergia Capillaris. C13
Plant belonging to the genus Muhlenbergia and the species capillaris. Its family is the grasses
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