Pittosporum (Pitosporaceae)

Green Heterophyllum
Native to China, it is a very shrubby plant, densely covered with twigs, which have small, narrow, elongated, dark green leaves; in spring it has a creamy-white flowering.

Heterophyllum variegatum
Same characteristics as the previous one, but with dark green leaves in the center bordered with yellow-cream.

Tenuifolium Silver Queen
Pittosporum, among the most delicate and beautiful, is an evergreen shrub with a conical-wide shape with wavy, thin leaves, light green in the center, edged with creamy white.

Tobira, common pittosporum
Native to Indochina, it is an evergreen shrub with an erect, highly branched habit. It has medium-large, elongated, glossy dark green leaves. In spring, creamy-white flowers appear, followed by abundant, round fruits at the apex of the stem, containing red seeds. Despite its strong resinous odor, it is the most commonly used plant for creating hedges and borders along the seashore, given its high resistance to salt.

Tobira Nanum, dwarf pittosporum
A dwarf form of P. Tobira, it has the same technical characteristics, but with a spherical and spreading growth pattern. Used for borders, rock gardens, and containers, it maintains its spherical and dwarf shape naturally without the need for pruning.