NURSERY · EVERGREEN SHRUBS

Evergreen Shrubs

Structure, hedging, and green that never leaves. Pittosporum, myrtle, box, viburnum, and the water-wise Australians that have quietly become the backbone of Mediterranean planting.

Japanese Mock Orange

Pittosporum tobira

A dense, rounded evergreen with whorls of leathery leaves and creamy spring flowers that smell strongly of orange blossom. One of the most reliable structural shrubs for Mediterranean and coastal gardens.

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Buddhist Pine

Podocarpus macrophyllus

Not a true pine but a podocarpus, with narrow dark evergreen leaves on stiffly upright growth. Takes clipping better than almost any other evergreen, which makes it the go-to plant for tall narrow hedges and topiary.

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Japanese Spindle

Euonymus japonicus

Thick, glossy, almost plastic-looking evergreen leaves, often variegated in gold or cream. A workhorse hedging shrub that tolerates coastal exposure, pollution, and hard clipping without complaint.

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Common Myrtle

Myrtus communis

Native to Lebanon and woven through the region's history, with small aromatic leaves, white summer flowers, and blue-black berries. Clips beautifully and releases scent whenever brushed against.

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Natal Plum

Carissa macrocarpa

Glossy evergreen foliage, fragrant white star flowers through most of the year, and edible crimson fruit, all on a shrub armed with forked thorns that make it a genuinely effective security hedge.

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Hopbush

Dodonaea viscosa

Fast, upright, and extremely tough, grown as much for the papery pink seed capsules that follow the insignificant flowers as for the narrow evergreen foliage. Purple-leaved forms are particularly striking.

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Laurustinus

Viburnum tinus

Flowers through winter and early spring, opening white from tight pink buds when little else is in bloom, then setting metallic blue-black berries. A dependable evergreen backbone shrub.

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Common Box

Buxus sempervirens

The traditional plant of formal gardens: slow, dense, small-leaved, and capable of holding a crisp clipped edge for generations. Unmatched for low hedging, parterres, and topiary.

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Coastal Rosemary

Westringia fruticosa

Looks like rosemary and behaves better: fine grey-green foliage, white to pale lilac flowers for most of the year, and complete indifference to salt wind and drought. Excellent as a low informal hedge.

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Texas Sage

Leucophyllum frutescens

Silver-white woolly foliage that erupts into purple flowers after a rise in humidity, which is why it is nicknamed the barometer bush. Thrives in exactly the hot, dry, reflected-heat positions that kill other shrubs.

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Tree Germander

Teucrium fruticans

Silvery-white stems and small grey leaves, topped with pale blue flowers over an unusually long season. Mediterranean to its core, and one of the best silver-foliage shrubs for a dry Lebanese garden.

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If you are planning a full garden, an orchard, or a landscape project, we can design and install it rather than supply it plant by plant.

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