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Evergreen citrus, with slow growth, kumquat can be grown in our garden and reach a height of 3-4 meters. It blooms in mid-summer with wonderful white fragrant flowers and gives us orange or orange-yellow fruits that ripen in the period January – February and look like elongated tiny oranges. It needs frequent watering to ensure satisfactory soil moisture in its root system.
It is a coniferous tree with a conical shape and height that reaches a height of 8-10m. Its foliage has a bright yellow color with a characteristic aroma that resembles that of lemon and for this reason the plant is also called lemon cypress. In mild and cool climates, its rapid growth is favored, while with proper pruning it can create a natural fence. It can also be planted individually or in clusters. In any case, it needs enough sun and air for its proper development.
Leyland is a coniferous species of rapid growth that in the first 10 years does not exceed 5-6 m. Its foliage is dark green and prefers cold areas. A durable plant that adapts to all soils and is used for tall fences or individual plantings.
Prunus, also known as the ornamental plum, is a deciduous tree, with a characteristic dark reddish color of the leaves. It has small, fragrant pink flowers, which appear for about a month in early spring. The fruit of the prunus is small, round, orange in color and can be eaten. It grows well in all types of soils, although it prefers rich, fertile and well-drained soils.
Schinus Molle is an evergreen tree with complex, hanging leaves that give a beautiful, creamy appearance. In spring it is filled with yellow flowers that are constantly renewed and in autumn small, crimson fruits appear. Its foliage and fruits have a strong pepper smell. It adapts to all terrains and prefers sunny places. Withstands low temperatures from -6 to -8.
Lemon tree is an evergreen, slow-growing fruit tree with a spherical shape. It has glossy, green, leathery leaves and is of Mediterranean flora. It is not resistant to frost and during its fruiting it needs proper fertilization and watering. It has an aromatic flowering with white and purple-purple flowers and yellow fruits. It prefers sunny places in fertile soils and not calcareous.
Citrus Grandis is an evergreen, fruitful tree. It belongs to the citrus and has green, glossy, leathery foliage. It has large, yellow, aromatic fruits. Like all citrus fruits, frappe is sensitive to cold. It prefers sunny places in fertile soils and not calcareous.
Mango is a fast-growing, evergreen, tropical, fruit-bearing tree. It has a dense crown with deep green, leathery leaves and small, fragrant, yellowish flowers. It belongs to the stone fruits and its fruits are large, spherical or oval, they can weigh up to 0.5 kg and are quite juicy. It can not withstand very low temperatures and prolonged frosts. It prefers fertile and deep soils with good drainage because it does not tolerate moisture.
Papaya is a low-growing tree that resembles some species of palm, as the leaves are at the top of its trunk. It does not tolerate low temperatures, like all tropical plant species. Papaya fruit is ripe when it has an orange color and is quite similar to avocado. It is a plant with healing properties, which come from the leaves, as well as from the fruit. It is superficial and prefers well-drained and fertile soils.
Banana is a tropical, fruitful tree with large, wide and arched, green leaves 2-3 m long. forming an umbrella on top of a juicy, rigid trunk. It blooms in summer with light yellow flowers that then bear fruit. It thrives in fertile and acidic soils and can not withstand low temperatures.
Grapefruit is an evergreen, slow-growing fruit tree with shiny, green, leathery leaves and a compact appearance. It is not resistant to frost and during its fruiting it needs proper fertilization and watering. It blooms white in spring and golden-yellow or yellow-red, large, spherical fruits that ripen in late autumn. It prefers sunny places, in fertile soils and not calcareous.
The Cypriot olive is adapted to the dry conditions of the place, but where and when irrigated it yields much more. Many dry olives are usually planted like scattered trees. The fruit is of medium size with dual use. It is used both as an edible green and black olive, but also as an oil olive with a content of 20-27%. Its oil is fruity, rich in aromas and with a characteristic delicate taste.
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