Just Berry Plants
Now you can grow your own berry plants in South Africa.
Organic Berry Plants
Sunshine, good drainage and a bit of an initial investment which will most likely be returned within the first year or two. Berry plants are prolific fruiters. Besides being delicious on their own, in salads, jams, pastries, etc. they are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and so much more. Our Farmer only gives us berry plants when they are two years old and their root systems are well established. They are carefully tended under strict organic conditions to make sure we have the healthiest, pest and disease-free plants.
Why Choose Us
We offer a superior product. Our berry plants are propagated and cultivated like no other we have come across, and lovingly nurtured for two years by our farmer. They are treated for bacteria, disease and fungus before cuttings are taken for propagation, and the healthiest, disease free plants are then put into the appropriate growing mediums, with the perfect amount of light and temperature to get the best results.
We love to teach our customers how to grow their new berry plants. After purchase you will receive an email with instructions on how to plant and care for them. We are available 7 days a week to answer any questions you may have. We WANT you to be a successful berry grower.
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I purchased a blue berry plant and received excellent advice on how to care for it in our Durban climate!
Why Berries?
The health benefits of including berries in a daily diet are well documented and the more research done, the better the results. All berries are full of antioxidants, minerals, many vitamins, fibre, and so much more. Some have low sugar content, suitable for diabetics, some even contain proteins, manganese and so much more. Berry plants are easy to grow and the way in which our berries are propagated and cultivated, ensures many years of healthy fruit from each plant. There are a few rules to follow when initially planting berries. However, once they are established they require very little attention. Scientists and Botanists from around the world continuously exchange information in order to give us maximum benefit from their findings.
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