A long-lived, very frost-hardy and productive honeyberry growing up to 1.8 m. Pear-shaped, sweet-and-sour fruits without bitterness, ripening in late May and early June. Undemanding in soil, prefers sunny or lightly shaded positions. Often used as a pollinator for other varieties.

A long-lived fruit shrub, living up to 35 years, growing up to 1.6 m tall, with a spherical, compact habit. It blooms already at the beginning of April, with white-yellow flowers. A very productive, early-fruiting variety. A perfect pair with the haskap berry ‘Atut’. It has no major soil...

The Kamczadałka Kamchatka berry is a variety originating from Eastern Europe. It thrives perfectly in our climate as it is completely frost-resistant. It is a long-lived fruit shrub reaching up to 1.7 m in height. Unlike most varieties of Kamchatka berry, Kamczadałka is exceptionally...

A very frost-hardy and productive honeyberry up to 1.8 m tall. Large, tasty fruits ripen already in May. Undemanding, but avoid heavy clay and very light soils. Yields up to 5 kg per shrub.

A long-lived, very frost-hardy and productive honeyberry up to 1.8 m tall. Large, tasty fruits ripening already in May. Undemanding in soil, but avoid heavy clay and very light soils. One shrub can yield up to 5 kg of fruit.

A long-lived (up to 35 years) fruit shrub reaching 1.6 m in height, with a compact, rounded habit. Blooms as early as the beginning of April with white-yellow flowers. An extremely productive variety with sweet fruits ripening between May and June. The Polish variety ‘Wojtek’ has the sweetest...

A long-lived (up to 35 years) fruit shrub reaching 1.6 m in height, with a compact, rounded habit. Blooms as early as the beginning of April with white-yellow flowers. An extremely productive variety with...

A long-lived fruit shrub (up to 35 years), growing up to 1.8 m in height with a compact, rounded habit. It flowers at the beginning of April, with white-yellow blossoms. A high-yielding, early-fruiting variety. ‘Woloszebnica’ is vigorous and tends to form dense growth. It is an excellent...

The thornless blackberry is a perennial fruit shrub that has become very popular in Poland. It is frost-resistant and spreads easily. This variety does not require supports or trellises and grows up to 1.5 m. The fruits are medium-sized and very juicy. It fruits from the end of July until the...

A shrub with stiff canes and a fast growth rate, reaching 1–1.5 m in height. Frost-resistant and easy to cultivate. It fruits very heavily, therefore requires supports. The berries are juicy and very large, with an intense sweet-tart flavour. Prefers sunny or slightly shaded locations and...

A long-lived and frost-resistant tree (down to –30°C) from the beech family, reaching up to 20–30 m in height. The leaves are hard, glossy, with serrated edges, turning yellow in autumn and falling off for the winter. Young chestnut trees are very sensitive to autumn and spring frosts. It is...

An interesting climbing plant that can enhance any garden. It grows up to about 3–4 m. Its main ornamental feature is the green-white-pink variegated leaves and edible mini kiwi fruits. The leaf coloring appears 2–3 years after planting, especially on well-lit leaves. This variety is...

American female variety of mini kiwi, bred in Geneva, perfectly suited to Polish climate conditions. Fruits ripen very early, from early September to October. Medium-sized, plump, and very tasty fruits. A very productive variety that begins fruiting in the third or fourth year after planting....

Ornamental climber with tasty mini kiwi fruits and glossy leaves that turn lemon-yellow in autumn. Perfectly suited to Polish climate conditions. A beautiful addition to any garden. Grows vigorously, reaching up to 4 m. The plant requires a sunny, warm, and wind-sheltered location. Soil should...

Ornamental climber from Italy with tasty and large green-yellow mini kiwi fruits. It thrives well in Polish climate conditions and is a decorative addition to any garden. It grows vigorously, reaching 8–10 m (2–3 m per year). Kiwi 'Jumbo' requires a pollinator to bear fruit, such as the male...

This male Polish kiwi variety features decorative foliage. Leaves turn white-green in May and pink in June. To produce fruit, both male and female plants must be planted. Grows up to 4 m with 1 m annual growth. Very frost-resistant, dioecious plant. Prefers sunny or semi-shaded, wind-sheltered...