The species
Find out why our trees are so unique: we carefully selected for you only native species that we will plant respecting science and nature.
A symbol of femininity for many cultures, it is associated with the beginning of life cycle and birth.
A typical Mediterranean shrub, because of its colors it has become a symbol of the Italian tricolor.
Its flowers attract pollinating insects, contributing to the health of ecosystems.
Due to its super strength, it is used for reforestation of rocky and arid areas. A great ally against the climate crisis.
Beautiful, good and useful, the white oak is a species with many virtues.
Fruit tree grown in several varieties for fruits, used in the confectionery industry.
Known as 'the heart plant,' it is highly valued for its heart-protective benefits.
Perennial shrub that forms unbreakable hedges, a shelter for small mammals and birds.
The city of Granada is named after this fruit representing abundance, fertility, and passion.
Its name is derived from "horn" and relates to the distinctive hardness of the wood.
With an unmistakable balsamic scent, its essential oil is used to relieve stress and tension.
It owes its name to the red leaves of autumn and the hardwood of its branches.
An evergreen shrub that grows in sunny, rocky places and produces the famous blue-purple berries.
Called "the volcano yellow gold" for the bright yellow color of its flowers.
"Butter Tree" known worldwide for the produce made from the pressing of its seeds.
Small shrub with intricate and throny branches. It saves us from soil and coastal erosion thanks to its roots.
Small shrub that colors the mountains yellow from May to June thanks to its flowers.
The Latins called it "pseudoplatanus" because its 5-lobed leaf resembles those of the plane tree.
Also known as stone pine or "sleep tree" is a needle-leaved evergreen tree that can grow to over 300 years old.
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