ornamental plant and seeds

• Colors and Flowering  

Ornamental plants offer a wide range of colors. Depending on their flowering periods, you can enhance your outdoor spaces with a palette of vibrant hues. From the Japanese rose and the spectacularly flowering wisteria at the beginning of summer to the globe thistle and pineapple sage whose blooms last until September, your gardens or flower beds will always be in bloom. Enjoy a colorful mix with the foliage of Baldingère and the beautiful leaves of the bay tree. Cultivating ornamental plants is also an invitation to a fragrant journey: sarsaparilla and woodbine emit intoxicating scents that transport you, while night-blooming jasmine will extend your summer evenings by releasing its delicate nocturnal aroma.

• Shape of the Plants  

The shapes vary greatly from one variety to another. Each plant can find its place depending on your creativity. A juniper with a spreading habit can be planted alone and will stand out on its own. Rockeries or borders can be decorated with creeping or bushy species such as edible oxalis or pomegranate. These plants are perfect for covering and brightening up soils. Depending on your green space configuration, dense varieties like the candy shrub or climbing varieties such as cobaea can adorn your hedges or trellises. Finally, the upright form of parakeet grass will add perspective and height to your outdoor creation.

• Plant Size  

Size is an important factor when choosing a decorative plant. The Lebanese cedar will thrive in a dedicated space because it needs room. Conversely, Judas tree or India lilac can be kept in a pot on a balcony or terrace. No matter the size of your green space, our selection of ornamental plants and seeds offers a wide variety.