Natural items and man-made items permanently attached to the property are considered what?

The correct answer is fixtures. In real estate terminology, fixtures refer to items that are permanently attached to the property, whether they are natural items, like trees and shrubs, or man-made items, such as built-in appliances or plumbing. The key characteristic that defines an item as a fixture is its permanence; once attached, it becomes part of the property and is typically sold along with the property unless otherwise specified in the sale agreement.

Landscaping might seem similar because it involves natural elements, but it does not necessarily include all man-made features, which can be key components of a fixture. Accessories are typically movable items that enhance the property but do not attach permanently to it. Trade fixtures are specific to business and are items that tenants install for commercial use, designed to be removed by the tenant when they vacate the property, hence not fitting the definition of fixtures in residential contexts.