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The Fishtail Fern is a lush, tropical fern. It gets its name from its vibrant green leaves (fronds) which split at the tips to look like fish tails. It is perfect for large hanging baskets or bright indoor spaces or grow your Fishtail fern outdoors in shade or dappled shade under trees, do not let hot sun touch its leaves. Â Keep the soil constantly damp, but never soggy. Thrives in bright, indirect light, but no direct sun.
Balsa Tree is an extremely fast-growing, beautiful tree with large leaves. Valuable timber tree. Harvest between 7 and 9 years. Its exceptionally light timber is ideal for toys, crafts, hobby projects and packaging materials. Deciduous tree. The fallen leaves provide plenty of valuable green manure. Grows best in full sun and needs regular watering when young.
Neatly shaped evergreen tree, grey-green foliage, fruits are popular with people, monkeys, baboons, bush pigs, warthogs and birds, stabilize erosion ditches, slow to moderate growth rate, grow 50cm to 90cm per year.
Mondo Grass is one of the most popular tufted, ornamental grasses to grow along borders, evergreen, perennial, exceptionally hardy, grows best in partial shade
‘Gymno Carpo’ is suitable for production of fresh fruit, oil and cladodes with high yield potential.The fruit has a sweet, refreshing taste. The orange pulp is great for making jams, syrups, and desserts. The young, tender pads (called nopales) are also edible and taste similar to green beans, the pads can be boiled or grilled to add to salads and tacos. Recommended plant spacing for Gymno Carpo prickly pear in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
Sold per pad only. Price is per pad.
The Opuntia (Prickly Pear Cactus) ‘Algerian’ is a heat-loving, drought-tolerant succulent. It produces flat, paddle-shaped stems and sweet, edible fruits. It thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. The flesh of an Algerian prickly pear is usually crimson or ruby-red. This vibrant variety is also known for having a very sweet, floral, and exotic flavour. Recommended plant spacing for Algerian prickly pear in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
Sold per pad only. Price is per pad.
Morado is a popular cultivar, minimal to thorn-free leaves, easy to handle, light-green skin, delicate white flesh, unique tropical taste, subtly sweet flavor, a market favorite, bright yellow flowers. Full sun, water once a week in summer and once every 2 weeks in winter, grows on most well-draining soil types, extremely drought tolerant, also tolerant of high rainfall if soil is very well-drainined. Recommended plant spacing for Morado in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
A low-maintenance cactus, use in a succulent garden, rock garden, or in containers, best grown in open, arid and semi-arid areas
One of the tastiest and very aromatic with a strong, spicy flavour. Wild perennial herb that grows in Lebanese and Middle Eastern wilderness, velvety leaves that blend hints of thyme and marjoram with a strong taste and aroma of oregano, low growing and compact plant, rich source of antioxidants, traditionally used for medicinal purposes. Seeds wil sprout in 7 to 14 days, full sun, low to average water needs, drought tolerant, light, well-drained, moderately fertile soil
100 seeds
Evergreen tree, fast-growing, smooth green trunk often swollen at the base, popular indoor and outdoor container plant, nutricious, edible nuts, best eaten and stored roasted, or ground into flour for baking bread and cake, young leaves and flowers are also edible, air-purifying plant
Impressive, semi-deciduous, succulent that slowly grows into a tree usually 4 m tall but might grow taller. Flowers in summer. Forms a thick, bottle-shaped trunk adorned with sharp thorns, if grown as a house plant it should be kept close to bringth light.
The ‘Know You’ is a high-yielding hybrid dwarf papaya variety known for its sweet, yellow-fleshed fruit, averaging between 1.6 and 2.6 kg. The fruits are typically long and slender in shape, offering excellent quality and flavour. This variety is favored for its sturdy, thick-stemmed plants that are early to produce and consistently heavy-yielding. Fruit sets approximately 60 cm above the soil level, making it well-suited for smaller spaces and easier harvesting. Tolerant to Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV). Ideal for home gardens and commercial cultivation, this dwarf variety combines disease resistance, early maturity, and excellent fruit quality. Because male and female flowers grow on separate trees, at least three trees are needed for pollination and fruit production.
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