Dew 'Scarlet Meillandecor' - a shrubby rose species up to 90 cm tall. They bloom all summer with beautiful red flowers. It is planted at a distance of 50 cm. It thrives better in sunny positions, on humus soils. Not demanding in terms of the climate. Stronger pruning is recommended in February before vegetation begins.

Dew 'The Fairy'- a bushy type of rose up to 120 cm tall. It blooms all summer long with light pink or dark pink rich grouped flowers. It is planted at a distance of 50 cm. It thrives better in sunny positions, on humus soils. Not demanding in terms of the climate. Stronger pruning is recommended in February before vegetation begins.

Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald' n 'Gold' - an evergreen plant with leaves of bright yellow edges. It tolerates shade, can grow well in full sun, but is better suited to semi-shaded places because then its leaf color is beautiful. It does not tolerate heavy, poorly drained soil.

Euonymus japonicus - an evergreen shrub or low tree, 2-8 m tall. The leaves are leathery dark green and shiny. The flowers are greenish white, inconspicuous and small. It blooms in June and July. It is resistant to frost and drought. Its habitat is a place full of sunshine, fresh, deep and gentle soil. It is resistant to smoke, dust and urban pollution.

Euonymus japonicus lAlbomarginataʺ - an evergreen shrub or low tree 2-8 m tall. The leaves are leathery, green, at the edges white and shiny. The flowers are greenish white, inconspicuous and small. It blooms in June and July. It is resistant to frost and drought. Its habitat is a place full of sunshine, fresh, deep and gentle soil. It is resistant to smoke, dust and urban pollution.

Euonymus japonicus ‘Aurea’ - an evergreen shrub or low tree 2-8 m high. The leaves are leathery, yellow-green in color and shiny. The flowers are greenish white, inconspicuous and small. It blooms in June and July. It is resistant to frost and drought. Its habitat is a place full of sunshine, fresh, deep and gentle soil. It is resistant to smoke, dust and urban pollution.

Festuca glauca - a grass known for producing compact, dense buds of thin, upright leaves, green to gray-green. It is a low grass species with a height and width from 20 - 30 cm. It tolerates drought when rooted well, too much humidity, especially in winter, can cause root rot. The plant will develop the most intense colors if kept dry in summer.

Fraxinus excelsior - a deciduous tree up to 40 m high and up to 1.7 m trunk diameter. The treetop is round, irregular and airy. It grows on deep, fresh, fertile, limestone and clay soils. It is planted as an ornamental tree, in gardens and parks, as a single tree, in groups or alleys. It grows very quickly.

Gaura lindheimeri - a perennial shrub that grows up to 1.0 m. The flowers are white to light pink in color and are placed on long petioles. The plant blooms continuously from spring until frost in autumn. Prefers a sunny position, well-drained and moderately moist soil (in case of too much moisture the root of the plant may rot). In winter the plant needs to be protected from low temperatures. Plants that hibernate outdoors during spring should be pruned harder. Gaura varieties with white flowers are more resistant to low temperatures. The name Gaura is derived from the Greek word gauros (excellent, extraordinary) because of the appearance of the flowers.

Ginkgo biloba - a deciduous, bicameral tree (there are male and female plants), grows up to 35 m in height and over 2 m in trunk diameter. The fruits ripen in the fall on the female trees and have an unpleasant smell. This is why male trees are preferred for planting in horticulture. It loves a sunny position, withstands low temperatures up to -25 ⁰C, and is resistant to diseases and insects, drought and frost, it’s also not disturbed by city pollution. Ginkgo survived an atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima and had no radiation damage.

Gynerium argenteum - an ornamental grass that grows up to 2 m in height. The flowers are arranged in white and bloom in late summer, September and October. Likes sheltered, sunny locations and moist, nutritious and well-drained soil. With heavy soils it is necessary to add gravel in order to maintain the drainage layer, as water retention around the roots can cause it to rot and freeze. It is pruned in February or March, 10-15 cm above the ground, in order to restore its beauty.

Hedera algeriensis GGloire de Marengoʺ - an evergreen climber that grows up to 4 m in height. The leaf is dark green with a white border. It prefers fertile, humus soil, tolerates slightly acidic soil, and grows in a sunny to slightly shady position. In the absence of sunlight, it can lose the decorative color of the leaves.

Hedera helix - an evergreen, permanent, creeping plant that can grow up to 30 m tall. Resistant to low temperatures. It is popular as a plant that covers bare walls but needs to be kept under control. With its tufted, small roots it adheres to the walls, and when removed from the walls and places where it was gripped, it leaves unattractive stains that are difficult to remove.

Helichrysum italicum - an aromatic perennial that grows to 60 cm in height. The flowers are yellow, clustered into small flower heads and bloom from April to July. Looks for very well drained soil and a warm, open, sunny place, does not tolerate cold temperatures.

Hibiscus syriacus - a deciduous shrub, or lower tree, growing up to 5 m in height. It blooms from June to October with white and pink flowers. It grows in a sunny and semi-shady location, on well-drained soil, rich in humus. It is resistant to low temperatures. The plants tolerate pruning, and are often used to form hedges.

Hydrangea hortensis - a deciduous flowering shrub. It blooms from June to September with white, pink and red flowers. Hydrangea likes moist, acidic soils and plenty of water. In addition to being humid, the soil should be permeable and nutritious. It grows best in protected and semi-shaded places.

Iberis sempervirens - a perennial, evergreen shrubby plant. It grows 10-25 cm in height. It blooms with white flowers in early spring. It grows on fertile soil, in sunny to semi-shady places. As an ornamental plant, it is planted along the edges of paths or in rocky areas. It is resistant to frost and cold temperatures.

Jasminum nudiflorum - a creeping semi-evergreen shrub, about 3 m high and wide. At lower temperatures, it acts as a deciduous plant, while in warmer regions the leaves remain on branches. Influenced by the weather, however, it blooms from January to April with light yellow flowers and brings color in the winter months and early spring. It likes a sunny spot and semi-shade, moderately moist, well-permeable soil. It tolerates poor soil quality and the adult plant is easy to transplant.

Juniperus squamata "Blue Carpetʺ - an evergreen shrub up to 30 cm in height, suitable as a solitaire, for rockery and as a ground cover. It thrives better in sunny positions and is drought resistant. As for the type of soil, creeping blueberries are not demanding at all.

Kerria japonica - deciduous shrub up to 2 m high. The flowers appear in mid-spring, before the leaves, and are golden yellow. It is suitable for growing as a wall decoration or as a decorative hedge. It likes sunny and semi-shady places and tolerates shade. It is resistant to frost and urban pollution, but in areas of harsh climates and strong winds it is grown in a protected area.