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State of the implanted vegetation

State of the implanted vegetation

Due to the structure and size of the area to be restored, the plantations have been distributed in a strategic manner in order to boost their integration with the landscape. In order to bring forward the natural succession, all the species used are indigenous and resistant, accustomed to water shortage and adapted to the particular conditions in the Garraf area.

The vegetation is distributed as follows for the various structural elements:

  • ditches: bramble patch (blackberry bush, sarsaparilla, honeysuckle, asparagus plants, etc.)
  • slopes: Mediterranean thicket (mastic tree, buckthorn, holm oak, steppe, etc.) 
  • slope top and bottom: little forests of evergreen oaks and spruce pines and bushes (strawberry tree, viburnum, etc.)
  • terraces: leguminous plant crops (chickpea, lucerne, clover, etc.)
  • access area: trees (evergreen oak and spruce pine)

 

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