Superfrass A Natural, high quality organic soil additive that stimulates, regenerates and protects your plants. DID YOU KNOW? The black soldier fly are one of the most beneficial flies in existence and are considered non-pests. The adult black soldier fly does not have mouthparts and does not feed upon waste. They do not bite, and as only the larva feed, …
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Companion planting refers to the practice of planting certain plant species together for their benefit. The technical process is called allelopathy, which is when one organism produces biochemicals that benefit another organism. In terms of plants, companion planting is based on the principle that certain plants repel or attract bugs that benefit other plants. …
Holland Papaya Scientific Name: Carica Papaya The Holland Papaya (also called Malaysian Papaya) is known as one of the tastiest and sweetest varieties of papaya. It has a red juicy flesh inside which is a real treat to eat. Papaya seeds contain an outer layer of gelatinous goo that keeps them from germinating inside of …
Sugar-apple (sweetsop) Scientific name: Annona squamosa Custard apples are delectable fruits that are quite easy to grow in South Africa. The tropical and sub-tropical conditions are ideal for fruiting, while hotter, drier conditions yield the best flowers. These trees are aptly named, as the fruit tastes exactly like they sound – creamy, vanilla-infused apples with real custard …
The giant strawberry has all of the sweet, juicy goodness of regular-sized strawberries, just more of it! This delicious variety, the Senga Gigana, is easy to grow and exceptionally rewarding when you harvest your massive red berries. Each giant strawberry is about the size of a chicken egg, with a diameter of around 5 centimetres. …
Cranberries are evergreen dwarf shrubs that produce beautiful dark-pink flowers with petals that flex outwards. The berry fruits are larger than the leaves and turn from green to red when ripe, but remain a bit more sour than sweet in flavour. They are delicious to eat and rewarding to have in the garden, although they …
