A heat-loving dessert variety. The bushes grow very strongly, have large leaves, are quite sensitive to frost, but resistant to fungal diseases. The fruits are green-yellow, very large, oval, crispy, and tasty with a slightly wine-like flavor, gathered in very large bunches. They ripen at the...

Flowering: Early (June). Small, light-yellow flowers; round leaves green in summer, yellow in autumn.

Ripening: Late. Harvest in early October when fully ripe. Medium–large, loose, conical clusters; round dark blue-purple berries with waxy bloom and red, juicy...

An American variety with very vigorous growth and decorative foliage that turns red in autumn. Produces large, aromatic berries. Prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

A popular, frost-hardy and high-yielding variety with attractive clusters and an intense flavour, ideal for cultivation throughout the country. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

Boskoop Glory is a highly valued, healthy and frost-hardy grape variety with dark blue clusters, resistant to frosts down to -26°C and suitable for wine production. It prefers sunny positions and light, well-drained soil. Harvest from late September to mid-October.

A very frost-hardy, high-yielding variety with compact clusters and very dark black berries, bearing fruit already in the second year and resistant to frosts down to -30°C. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

A relatively young German variety, a cross of Helfersteiner and Heroldrebe. A very vigorous vine growing up to 3–5 m, producing very dark juice ideal for deeply coloured red wines. Disease-resistant but demanding in terms of soil and with low frost resistance. Prefers warm, sunny, sheltered...

A pergola grape variety with large black-purple fruits, ripening at the end of September. It prefers sunny, southern exposures and fertile, well-drained, moderately moist soil. Very resistant to diseases and frost, with strong growth, ideal for pergolas and arbours.

A very attractive dessert and wine grape variety with strongly coloured juice and early reddening leaves. Ideal for cultivation throughout the country. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

“Pinot Blanc” is a productive, fast-growing grape variety, the white counterpart of the classic Pinot Noir. It is frost-hardy and well suited to cooler climates. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

Rondo is a dark-fruited grape variety used for red wine production. Of German–Czech origin, derived from Zarya Severa × Saint Laurent. It grows to about 1–1.5 m. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions. The best soil is fertile, sandy-loam and slightly moist.

The Boskoop Glory grapevine is one of the most sought-after grape varieties with dark blue clusters. It is a variety of probable American origin. A healthy and frost-resistant variety. It withstands frosts down to -26°C. Perfect for wine production! This variety prefers light, well-drained...

A vine from the grapevine family, originating from the Caucasus, with tendrils. Other names include Grape Vine and Vining Grape. The vine has been cultivated since around the 5th millennium BC in Asia Minor. It traveled from Asia to the Mediterranean countries. This is a pergola variety with...

'The Fairy Pink' is a vigorously growing ground-covering, multi-flowered rose that reaches from 0.6 to 1 meter in length. The variety blooms from summer to late autumn. The flowers are full, with up to 25 petals, gathered in large clusters. Depending on the position, they take on a lighter or...

The Groundcover Cotoneaster is a shrub with horizontal stems spreading low over the ground. Its leaves are dark green and slightly shiny. In autumn, they turn orange. After flowering, small, round red berries appear, which remain on the branches for a long time. This gives the plant a very...