Agapanthus africanus - an evergreen, perennial, herbaceous plant. It blooms in July and August with bluish and white flowers, which are on long stems up to 90 cm in height. It is planted as an ornamental plant in gardens of Mediterranean climate or more often as a houseplant. Loves a sunny location, but also tolerates half-shade, fertile, gentle and well-drained soil.

Agave americana - a durable, greenish-blue plant. After 8-10 years it creates an upright and very tall (8-9 m) stem with numerous, small, yellow flowers. Flowering takes 2-3 months. After the flowers die, the plant itself dies. It grows on weak soil and rocky areas. It must be protected from frost in the winter and stored at 4-6 ° C.

Cineraria maritima - a perennial plant, upright, very branched, grayish woolly stems. It blooms from May to August with yellow flowers. It is grown as an ornamental plant in parks and gardens because of its ornamental leaves and less because of its flowers. It likes sunny places, tolerates semi-shaded areas but in that case loses its silvery shade and the stems and leaves become more greenish. It is resistant to drought4, lower temperatures (up to -12⁰C) and wind. The name of the species maritima comes from the Latin word mare (sea), which denotes its distribution on the coast.

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.

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.

Lavandula angustifolia - perennial, shrubby plant 50-80 cm high. It is very decorative, pleasant in smell and healing. The flowers are purple in color, vertebrae arranged in long, classy flowers. It blooms from June to July, and is harvested all summer. Lavender is a plant of the Mediterranean climate and although it is rarely found in continental regions, it is equally well managed.

Rosmarinus officinalis - an evergreen shrub up to 2 m high. The flowers are light blue and bloom in spring and mid-fall. The whole plant has a strong and aromatic scent. It grows naturally in sunny and rocky coastal areas, but is common in gardens as a medicinal, spicy herb.

Rosmarinus officinalis var. prostratus - a creeping rosemary of very decorative appearance, ideal for planting in vases or as a cover for walls or soil.

Salvia atropurpurea - an ornamental species of medicinal sage recognized by the purple color of the leaves. It is more sensitive to low temperatures and winter than ordinary sage.

Salvia officinalis - medicinal sage is a perennial semi-shrubby herb up to 70 cm tall. It blooms from May to July, lasting about 20 days with bluish flowers. It is suited to sunny habitats and does not like predominantly moist soil thus should be watered modestly. It is known as a very medicinal plant. Sage leaves are harvested before flowering.

Sedum sp. - a permanent, herbaceous, succulent plant up to 30 cm in height. It has fleshy leaves and small yellow or white flowers. It grows in sunny and dry places. Ideal type for planting in rockery.