A variety of unknown origin. One of the earliest grape varieties suitable for the Polish climate due to its early ripening (fruits accumulate high sugar content before full maturity). It is disease-resistant and fully frost-hardy – perfect for amateur cultivation across the country. Tasty,...

Gray-pink variety with soft fruits and a labrusca flavor, successfully grown throughout Poland. Highly resistant and very productive, easy to cultivate. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best grown in fertile, sandy-loamy, slightly moist soil.

Hungarian dessert variety, successfully grown throughout Poland. Round, very large yellow-green fruits ripen in early September. On heavier, fertile, and moist soils, clusters can be very compact. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best grown in fertile, sandy-loamy, slightly moist...

'Marechal Foch' is a French-American hybrid, visually similar to Leon Millot. Highly resistant to fungal diseases and frost—buds withstand down to -30°C. Perfect for wine production! Fruits ripen in early September. Prefers warm, sunny locations and grows best in fertile, sandy-loamy, slightly...

A very productive and frost-resistant variety (down to -30°C), well-suited for the Polish climate. Regenerates well after spring frosts. Yields reliably. Large, long clusters of yellow, very sweet, and juicy grapes ripen early—often in early September. Grows fast, ideal for pergolas or fences....

'Seyval Blanc' is one of the most valued white grape varieties cultivated in Polish vineyards. Its popularity is due to the vine’s exceptional resilience and the high quality of the wines it produces. Originating from France, it is often referred to as the "Chardonnay among hybrids". High...

This is one of the few grapevine varieties in Poland suitable for producing naturally sweet dessert wines. A key feature of Solaris is its resistance to fungal diseases and high frost tolerance. Perfect for wine production! Solaris is not demanding regarding its location. It ripens early,...

A vigorous climber with female flowers. If a male variety grows nearby, it produces fruit that is not very tasty for humans but attractive to birds. The leaves are light green, turning yellow in autumn. Climbs using tendrils. A low-maintenance, drought- and salt-tolerant, frost-resistant...

'Pilgrim' large-fruited cranberry is a vigorous variety that produces numerous thick fruiting shoots. The fruits are rich in nutritional, flavorful, and medicinal properties. They help treat colds, flu, sore throat, and winter fatigue. The juice prevents kidney stones and helps treat glaucoma....

A slender, columnar shrub. It grows fairly quickly, with an annual growth of about 20 cm. It reaches a height of 1.5 m and a width of 0.4–0.6 m. Like all barberries, 'Helmond Pillar' is thorny. Its small, deciduous, deep purple, round-shaped leaves fall off for winter. Small yellow flowers...

This is the most popular species of barberry cultivated in Poland. It originates from Japan. A deciduous, thorny, dome-shaped shrub that grows up to 1–2 meters in height. The leaves fall in winter. It tolerates periodic droughts and temperature drops. Grows well in sunny or partially shaded...

A beautiful shrub with a regular, spherical shape, reaching 1–2 meters in height. It has stiff red or reddish-brown shoots. The leaves are small (1–3 cm), purple-red with a thin yellow margin. In autumn, they turn striking shades of intense orange-red. At the turn of May and June, small,...

A beautiful ornamental evergreen climber, long-lived and frost-resistant. The climber is distinguished by its exceptionally attractive leaves – very pretty, leathery, evergreen, and beautifully glossy. The plant is highly frost-resistant and ideal for cultivation throughout Poland. It clings...

A beautiful evergreen climber that grows vigorously and branches well. The leaves are leathery, dark green with lighter veining. The plant is very frost-resistant, ideal for cultivation throughout Poland. It prefers shady and semi-shady locations. It has no soil requirements. It is a perfect...