Decorative climber, a true ornament for any garden. Grows vigorously up to 8–10 m (2–3 m per year). Male variety, excellent pollinator for female and hermaphroditic Actinidia arguta. One male plant is enough for 6–8 females. Attractive dark green, slightly glossy leaves with red petioles....

Decorative climber, a true ornament for any garden. Grows vigorously up to 8–10 m (2–3 m per year). Male variety, an excellent pollinator for female and hermaphroditic Actinidia arguta. One male plant is enough for 6–8 female ones. Attractive dark green, slightly glossy leaves with red...

This variety is gaining popularity year by year. It is one of the sweetest autumn raspberry varieties, recommended mainly for amateur cultivation. Yellow raspberry is frost-resistant and more pest-tolerant than other varieties. Grows up to 1.5 m. Especially recommended for fresh consumption....

An American-origin variety that produces exceptionally abundant yields, created by crossing the black blackberry with the red raspberry. The fruits ripen in the second half of July and have a matte red color. A single shrub can produce up to 2.6 kg of fruit, suitable for fresh consumption or...

This plant is a hybrid between a strawberry and a raspberry. It forms compact shrubs reaching up to about 1 meter in height, with a rounded habit. It spreads vigorously and produces long, thorn-covered shoots. It is valued for its tasty fruits, which have a flavor reminiscent of raspberries....

The narrow-leaved oleaster is a tall shrub or small tree reaching up to 8 meters in height. It occurs in Asia Minor, Western and Central Asia as far as the Himalayas. It is also cultivated in Western Europe and England. It is an undemanding plant, resistant to various weather conditions. It...

In nature, sea buckthorn grows mainly along sea coasts and in river valleys of Europe and Asia. In Poland, it grows wild only along the Baltic coast where it is protected. The leaves evaporate large amounts of moisture. This shrub is tolerant of air pollution and does not require heavy...

In nature, sea buckthorn grows mainly along sea coasts and in river valleys of Europe and Asia. In Poland, it grows wild only along the Baltic Sea coast, where it is a protected species. The leaves of sea buckthorn evaporate large amounts of moisture. This shrub is resistant to air pollution...

A fully frost-hardy, very productive, self-pollinating shrub growing up to 2–3 m. Resistant to diseases and pests, undemanding in terms of soil. Prefers sunny or semi-shaded positions. A plant also valued for its health-promoting properties.

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...

An early dessert variety with impressive clusters and large, slightly ellipsoidal berries, successfully cultivated throughout Poland. The vine grows vigorously. Very high yield. Vines begin fruiting very early, and well-developed plants bear fruit as early as the second year after planting,...

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.

A high-quality dessert variety with very tasty fruits. The vines are highly productive. The clusters are large to very large, moderately compact. The berries are large, with an original, oval shape and light yellow color, very tasty. Thanks to its strong disease resistance and abundant yields,...

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.