Prunus laurocerasus var.schipkaensis - lower variety up to 1.5 m high. Ideal for lower fences. It differs from the laurel  with its leaves that are more elongated and pointed.

Pyracantha 'Navaho' - a thorny and evergreen shrub that grows to almost two meters in height with a wide, dense and branched habitus. The leaves are green and its numerous flowers are white, with round and flattened, bright orange berries. It is often used in floriculture in various arrangements and flower boxes, and is very attractive in the form of a tree as well.

Pyracantha coccinea - an evergreen, spiny bush up to 4 m high. It blooms in May and June, with small, white flowers. The fruits are small, orange-red berries. They ripen in September and October and stay on the bush throughout the winter. It is resistant to drought, frost and urban pollution. Modest in terms of soil type requirements. It can be planted on sloping grounds or as a hedge because it tolerates pruning well.

Spiraea japonica 'Bumalda' - a deciduous shrub, grows 1-2 m high. Blooms in May with dark pink flowers. Likes sunny or semi-shady positions and moist and well-drained soil. It requires very little care and is fast growing. It tolerates low temperatures and can be planted in the continental area. Mainly used for informal hedges or planted as a single shrub.

Spiraea x vanhouttei - a deciduous shrub, 1-2 m high. It blooms in late spring with snow-white flowers, clustered in inflorescences that fall down the branches in waterfalls. The leaves are small, green, slightly serrated. Plants love sunny or semi-shady positions and moist and well-drained soil. It requires very little care and is fast growing. It tolerates low temperatures and can be planted in the continental area. Mainly used for informal hedges or planted as a single shrub.

Tamarix gallica - a deciduous shrub or small tree, 3 to 5 m high with deep roots. Young twigs are purple-red, thin and elegantly curved. It blooms in May and June. The fruit is pomegranate. It thrives in sunny and sheltered positions. Not picky about soil quality. It withstands salty soils, saline and drought, and looks for sandy soils with a fairly mild surface. It is used for planting a free-standing hedge by the sea, and it looks nice as a solitaire.

Taxus baccata - an evergreen shrub or low tree up to 15 m high. It is recognizable for its red, fleshy fruits that ripen in late fall. It grows best in shady areas with high humidity and in clay soils. Deep and fertile lands suit it, though it thrives on shallow and poor soil. It tolerates urban pollution and can also be planted in the continental climate. It is slow to grow but can live over 2000 years. A protected species in Croatia.

Teucrium chamaedrys - an evergreen semi-shrub up to 50 cm tall. The flowers are about 1 cm long, they are on long stems, fragrant and pink, they bloom from June to August. It grows on limestone soils and rocks of coastal regions. It grows best in a sunny location, but also tolerates half-shade. It is resistant to low temperatures.

Teucrium fruticans - an evergreen shrub up to 100 cm tall. It blooms in summer with bluish flowers. It is drought and saline resistant, loves sunny positions, neutral and alkaline soils. Ideal for low hedges (planting distance 40 cm), but can also be planted as a solitaire. It is sensitive to frost and low temperatures.

Viburnum tinus - an evergreen shrub, spherical or pyramidal in growth, quite branched, up to 3 m high. It blooms from January to June. It is suitable for rocky terrain, limestone and dolomite, but also shady and moist areas. It is resistant to low temperatures (up to - 12 ° C), frost, drought and salt.

Weigela florida - a deciduous shrub up to 2 m high. The flowers are pink and bloom abundantly in mid-spring. Likes well-drained soil, sunny areas or light semi-shade. It is resistant to low temperatures and urban pollution. It can be grown as a solitary plant or as an ornamental hedge. Weigela florida 'variegata' is a form with shaded leaves.