The physiognomy of flora is very different from that found in other parts of Italy. The use of evergreen is limited, the bloom is above all spring and summer and plants are suitable for humid climate and acid soil of lakes.
The ground, which often descends steeply towards the lake, contributes to the charm of these gardens, designed to provide spectacular views of the lake and surrounding mountains.
Here, in fact, in a unique environmental setting, you can see rare and exotic plant species such as the majestic Tulip tree, the ancient Gynkgo Biloba or walk in the beautiful Italian garden, or in the driveway of the Camellias, contemplating the bloom of hundreds of different species.
Ailanthus
China and Taiwan
Amazonian datura
Asia and America
Bald cypress
North and central America
Camphor
East Asia, Japan, China and Taiwan
Coast Redwood
Western North America
Colorado spruce
North America
Cypress
Asia Minor and the eastern Mediterranean
Eastern white pine
Eastern North America
English yew
North Europe, North Africa and Caucasus
European larch
Central Europe, Alps and Carpathians
Hazel
European- Caucasian
Horse-chestnut
Eastern Europe
Hydrangea
Asia and the Himalayas
Irish oak
Western and central Europe
Japanese pieris
Japan, Taiwan and China
Lawson's Cypress
Piedmont
Lebanon Cedar
Eastern Mediterranean, Lebanon, Syria and Turkey
Liquidambar
North America
Magnolia
South-eastern United States
Northern red oak
North America and North Europe
Norway spruce
North and central Europe
Painted nettle
Asia and Africa
Persimmon
Japan and China
Plane Tree
Europe, Asia and North America
Rhododendron
Asia, Oceania, North America and Europe
Scarlet oak
North America
Silver maple
North America
Trifoliate orange
Southern China and Korea
