80 dyas to harvest. Moderately intense heat and spicy, dark green when young, bright red when ripe, most popular in Mexican cuisine, good source of vitamin C, compact plants produce an abundance of peppers over a long season, suitable for garden beds and containers
Seeds will sprout in 7 to 21 days. Full sun, medium water, a layer of mulch will keep the soil consistently evenly moist, avoid overwatering, loamy, well-draining soil, amended with plenty of compost, insert a single stake to support the center stem
100 seeds
Large, long peppers, super sweet, no heat, thick-walled, crispy, ideal for eating fresh straight from the plant, turn from green to yellow, orange or red when mature. Excellent for salads, stuffing, and cooking. Strong plants, very productive, disease resistant
Pepper pimento is a delicious, mild and sweet pepper with attractive red, heart-shaped fruits. Unlike hot chillies, pimento has very little heat and is excellent for fresh eating, cooking, stuffing, sauces and preserving. Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants.
Growing: Plant in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Water regularly and feed with compost or fertiliser during the growing season. Harvest when the fruits are fully coloured red for the sweetest flavour.
Annual. Masses of large, weather resistant flowers in a wide range of bright colours and patterns, rapid growth, long-lasting summer display, excellent for hanging baskets and containers, makes an exceptional ground cover
This easy-to-grow, dark green fern thrives in medium to bright indirect light. Keep the soil consistently moist, but never soggy. An easy-going, ideal houseplant, it also makes an excellent garden plant for dappled shade beneath trees.
Annual, erect, bushy plants, produce dazzling, multi-colored, star-shaped blooms in abundance over a long flowering season, use in cottage gardens, beds, borders, pots and window boxes, rock gardens, attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
K400.00–K800.00Price range: K400.00 through K800.00
Also called African wild date or Senegal date palm, indigenous to most of sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar, the Comoro Islands, and parts of the Arabian Peninsula. It is a large, clumping, very hardy, evergreen, palm with shiny, light to dark green, long arching leaves. It naturally grows in riverine areas, swampy woodlands, and moist lowland forests.
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Pioneer is a vigorous plum tree producing attractive, bright red fruit with deliciously sweet, light yellow flesh. It has been tried and tested at the Jakt Research Orchard in Kabwe for the past 10 years, where it has performed excellently under Zambian conditions, producing consistently high yields. All pictures shown are of our own trees and fruit from the research orchard. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil, and water regularly for healthy growth and good fruit production. Recommended tree spacing for Pioneer Plum in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
Medium to large fruit, Cream coloured skin blushed with red, pink-red arils, juicy with a sweet flavour, soft seeds, good for fresh eating, excellent for juicing, good beared, strong growing tree, Dense, bushy, deciduous shrub, 2‒4 m tall, grow best in loamy soil with good drainage, drought tolerant but grows better with a good supply of water, moderate pruning needed for airflow and fruit quality. Recommended tree spacing for Pomegranate ‘Wonderful’ in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
Large fruit, dark red skin when fully ripe, dark red arils, sweet, rich flavour and very juicy, soft seeds, good for fresh eating and juicing. Very strong, vigorous, upright growing tree which arching branches, 2‒4 m tall, deciduous, grow best in loamy soil with good drainage, drought tolerant but grows better with a good supply of water, moderate pruning needed for airflow and fruit quality. Recommended tree spacing for Pomegranate ‘Wonderful’ in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
Large, red fruit, dark red arils, excellent refreshing flavour, sweet with low acidity, medium soft seeds, great for fresh eating and for juicing, trees are high-yielding. Dense, bushy, deciduous shrub, 2‒4 m tall, grow best in loamy soil with good drainage, drought tolerant but grows better with a good supply of water, moderate pruning needed for airflow and fruit quality. Recommended tree spacing for Pomegranate ‘Wonderful’ in Zambia is 3m apart in rows and 5m between rows (660 plants per hectare).
