Mediterranean garden

The essence of the style is a combination of drought-tolerant plants, with gravel paths, stone walls and terracotta instead of lawns. Retaining walls, pergolas and water features such as fountains or stone basins, garden grills and comfortable relaxation areas. Combining textures such as lavender with structural elements such as cypresses is not only an aesthetic choice but also one of the most effective ways of adapting to climate change. Plants: cypresses, yucca, palms, crape myrtle, lavender, curry plant, olive, silk tree, pomegranate, fig, butterfly bush, caryopteris, cherry laurel, photinia, rosemary, oleander, thyme, sage, bougainvillea, sempervivum, sedum, cactus, kumquat, citrus, callistemon, bay laurel, kiwi, gaura.