Palm trees:

Chinese fan palm (Trachycarpus fortunei):

This palm is hardy and can tolerate temperatures down to -20°C, making it well suited to the Netherlands.

Dwarf palms:

There are several types of dwarf palms that also grow well in our climate.

Other palms:

There are many more types of palm trees to consider, depending on your personal preference and the conditions in your garden.

Other Mediterranean trees:

• Olive trees (Olea europaea): Olive trees are popular for their characteristic gnarled trunk and silvery-green leaves.
• Fig trees (Ficus carica): Fig trees can bear fruit and add an extra dimension to your garden.
• Cypress trees (Cupressus sempervirens): Cypress trees are evergreen trees with a beautiful, slender shape.
• Silk tree (Albizia julibrissin): This tree has a striking, parasol-shaped crown and silky flowers.
• Holm oak (Quercus ilex): A sturdy, evergreen tree with leathery grey leaves.

Why choose Mediterranean trees?

• Exotic look: They give your garden a Mediterranean feel and make it unique.
• Drought-resistant: Many Mediterranean trees are highly resistant to drought, which can be useful in our changing climate.
• Hardiness: Many species are also hardy and can survive well in our climate.
• Practical: In addition to their beauty, some Mediterranean trees also bear fruit or offer other benefits.