Forest plants
Over thirty years of experience make us a trusted partner for the supply of native plants for renaturalisation and reforestation works.
Today our Nursery has a vast and varied assortment of native plants ready for delivery. Different sizes and types are grown, from the young plant to the prompt effect specimen.
Where applicable, the essences are accompanied by certifications according to Legislative Decree 386/2003, which regulates the production and trade of reforestation plants.
We can also provide specific accessories for forestation: protection shelter, mulching discs in biodegradable material, bamboo tutorials and all the other products required by the specifications. Contact us to discover our proposals or contact our staff to receive a personalized offer.
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Plants Catalog
Definitions
eventual size
Large trees
Plant that generally has a main stem and can grow over 30m in height
Medium trees
Plant that generally has a main stem and can grow between 20 and 30 meters in height
Small trees
Plant that generally has a main stem and can grow between 10 and 20 meters in height
Smaller trees
Plant that generally has a main stem and can grow between 3 and 10 meters in height
shape
Rounded
Similar to a sphere, the branches develop in a balanced way with each other without dominance.
Ovoid
Similar to an oval, with generally ascending branches of which central branches develop more.
Spreading
Rather free and widened, the lateral branches in the crown develop outwards.
Conical
It resembles a cone, with a central trunk from which lateral branches grow in size from the tip to the base
Fastigated
Erect, slender, reminiscent of a flame. Depending on the various species, the foliage can develop more or less in width.
Weeping
Similar to a fontain, with branches pointing downwards.
Prostrate
Characterized by a mainly horizontal development. Sometimes of minimal height.
leaves
Evergreen
Leaves remain throughout the winter.
Semipersistant
Leaves persist partially through the winter. They may remain green or dry, then fall and grow again in spring.
Deciduous
The plant is leafless in winter.
