Unlike trees, which have a single trunk, shrubs are woody or semi-woody plants that branch out from the base.
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These are large, permanently woody plants. Although there is no standard definition of what constitutes a tree, trees are generally understood to be plants reaching at least six metres in height during maturity.
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This group of plants represents a mixture of the two aforementioned groups. However, there is one feature that they have in common: the fact that they can all be grown in pots or beds for periods varying from several months to many years.
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Plants found in this group include those with distinct smells, hence the term “aromatic plants”.
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Palm trees are typical examples of tropical flora. They are one of the planet's oldest plants and are found in a large number of gardens. They are mainly found in the tropics and originate from desert areas.
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This group of plants is mainly characterised by the need for some form of shelter from winds and a high tolerance to a lack of direct natural light.
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Climbing plants have long stems, are woody, semi-woody or herbaceous, and need to be secured to a frame or prop, since they cannot stand upright without support.
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