Trees, fruit trees and conifers

When a project needs to gain height, structure and permanence, trees, fruit trees and conifers take on a leading role. We select species with different growth habits, crown shapes and characteristics to meet the needs of private gardens, green spaces and landscaping projects where vegetation must develop and become established over time.

Structure and presence within the garden

In landscaping, larger specimens help organise the space visually and create reference points that can be perceived from practically anywhere in the garden. They can be used as individual focal specimens, planted in rows, used to create shaded areas or incorporated into more complex planting compositions.

The choice will depend on the available space, the expected development of the crown and root system, the climate and the effect we want to achieve. It is always important to consider the size the mature specimen will eventually reach, rather than focusing only on its dimensions at the time of planting.

Species suited to different projects

We work with varieties capable of fulfilling very different functions. Some stand out for their foliage, others for their flowering, growth habit, ornamental fruiting or evergreen character.

Before selecting a species, we recommend considering several factors:

• Available space: the final size must be compatible with buildings, pathways and other plants.
• Exposure: each variety has specific requirements in terms of sun, partial shade or protection.
• Soil and drainage: successful establishment depends largely on ground conditions.
• Climate: temperature, wind, salinity and possible frost all influence the choice.
• Landscaping function: shade, privacy, avenue planting, specimen planting or integration into larger planting masses require different solutions.

Maintenance and long-term development

Proper planning helps reduce future intervention. Choosing the right location, respecting planting distances and providing adequate irrigation during the establishment phase all encourage balanced growth.

We also recommend anticipating future pruning requirements. Some species derive much of their appeal from retaining their natural growth habit, while others tolerate periodic pruning to control their size or adapt their structure.

Trees and ornamental specimens from Adrizas Plants

At Adrizas Plants, we select and grow plants intended for professional gardening and landscaping projects, paying particular attention to their development, adaptability and quality.

Our catalogue makes it possible to compare the characteristics of each variety before selecting the most suitable specimen. Each plant sheet provides information that helps assess aspects such as exposure, water requirements, soil, flowering and temperature tolerance.