Get ready for spring, as we received some new trees. The great thing about different seasons is that you can truly see and feel the change that is about to happen. A few months ago, we saw the sun coming up later, leaves started losing colour and then fell from the trees. Even the …
Spring has almost ‘sprung’, and we have some “New Additions”! Read More »
How are they so different? How interesting to know, that although these berries all sound similar in names they are completely different plants. You may think that the raspberry would be exactly the same as the black raspberry, just a different colour. Unfortunately, not. They are very different from each other. So how can I …
Raspberries, Blackberries and Black Raspberries… Read More »
We’ve got Citrus to suit your every taste. There are really very few smells that can compare with the smell of fresh citrus fruits. Every garden should have some citrus fruit as it not only attracts the birds but adds real value to any garden. We have stock of the following citrus fruit trees, so …
Mexican (Capulin) Cherry When you hear cherry, you tend to immediately think of the bright glossy red cherries you get on top of your ice-cream or in your cocktail. So full of flavour and very sweet. Wouldn’t it be great to pick your own cherries in your garden? If you want some cherries available …
Volcanic rock dust Myth or real elements? Some of us make an effort to take vitamin supplements daily or regularly. This is because our bodies cannot produce these elements and need to find other ways of getting these necessary vitamins. Imagine there was a bottle of vitamins for your plants, would you buy it …
Berrries from the Heath or Heather family. Cranberries are one of the berries which have gone through many different name changes since their discovery. Eastern Indians called them “sassamanesh” whereas Cape Cod Pequots and the South Jersey Leni-Lenape tribes named them “ibimi” or bitter berry. Reminds me of our streetnames and suburbs being changed. …
