Permanent plantings classified as real property include?

Permanent plantings that are classified as real property are those that remain fixed to the land and are intended to be long-term, providing benefits over time. Trees and bushes are included in this category because they are not only fixed to the land but also generally have a lifespan that extends across multiple years. They contribute to the value of the property as they can affect the landscape, inheritance of roots, and provide shade or wind protection.

In contrast, crops that are harvested each year, flowers, and vegetables are typically considered personal property because they are seasonal and involve regular removal or replanting. Seasonal decorations do not qualify as real property either, as they are meant for temporary aesthetic purposes and do not provide enduring value tied to the land itself.