There are around 60 trees in the Maltese Islands which can be referred to as ‘Maltese trees’. Of these some are indigenous, meaning that they have been growing naturally on the Maltese Islands for thousands of years and were not introduced by man.

Malta's climate and soil conditions provide a favorable environment for the growth of native trees. Three of the most emblematic trees in Malta are Oleander, Indian Laurel, and Corn plant. These trees hold significance in the region due to their cultural and ecological value.

Nov 1, 2024 · From indigenous trees like the Carob to Mediterranean favourites like the Olive, Malta’s selection of suitable trees is as diverse as it is resilient. This guide explores the best trees to grow in Malta, focusing on climate adaptability, benefits, maintenance needs, and environmental impact.

Nov 8, 2024 · In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the best trees to grow in Malta, look at popular garden types, indoor plant care, and learn about some of the island’s most famous gardens, such as Argotti Gardens and San Anton Gardens Malta.

The list of trees and shrubs includes species that can be planted in rural areas around the Maltese Islands. The majority of the tree and shrub species listed are native, archaeophytic or indigenous to the Maltese Islands, as these species help to preserve and enhance the characteristic Maltese’s landscape and also tend to be more beneficial ...

The Trees and Woodlands Protection Regulations (S.L. 549.123) build on, and ameliorate, the previous Regulations by affording additional protection to trees and woodlands in the Maltese Islands. About 90 different tree species are now protected under the new Regulations, which include an addition of circa 30 new protected species when compared ...

Sandarac Tree (Tetraclinis articulata). Lower Risk/Near Threatened (LR/nt) on the IUCN Red List. Sandarac Gum Tree is the national tree of Malta. It is a small, slow-growing tree, often with two or more trunks from the base. The foliage forms in open sprays with scale-like leaves.

Malta is the home of around 60 tree species, many of which are quite rare and have to be protected. The oldest trees in Malta are olive trees found in Bidnija going way back to around 2,000 years ago.

Malta’s national tree, the Sandarac Gum tree is truly a sight to behold! It is more known in Maltese as the Gharghar tree. It was first declared as Malta’s national tree in 1992, over 30 years ago! The tree is completely protected under national legislation and cannot be cut off for any reason.

Nov 25, 2021 · Olive trees, lemon trees and bay laurel trees, for example, grow very well in Malta. Many Maltese trees are incredibly beautiful, and they have the advantage of growing easily in the Maltese climate and weather.