A very early and abundant flowering botanical variety with small semi‑double dark‑violet flowers. In autumn it is covered with fluffy decorative seed heads. Extremely hardy and undemanding. Climbs beautifully over pergolas, fences, and gazebos. Prefers sunny or semi‑shaded, warm,...

A variety highly resistant to frost and diseases, with beautiful, large light white-pink flowers with a dark pink stripe. Blooms twice a year!!! From May until September. Grows to 2–3 m. Successfully grown throughout Poland. Ideal for both sun and partial shade. Prefers fertile, well-drained...

An extraordinary clematis with beautiful sapphire blue flowers about 13 cm in diameter, with charming yellow stamens in the center. It blooms from June to September. It looks especially beautiful in small gardens, on terraces, or combined with yellow-leaved shrubs. It grows and blooms in sun...

Mock orange is a beautiful and undemanding ornamental shrub growing to 2–3 m in height. Its dark green leaves form an excellent background for white, clustered flowers with an intense, pleasant fragrance. The plant is fully frost-hardy and very easy to grow,...

Syrian hibiscus ‘William R. Smith’ is a charming shrub growing up to 1.5 m in height. It blooms in late August and early September, producing single, large white flowers. It has dark green leaves that appear quite late. Recommended for home gardens, for single or group plantings. It prefers a...

A beautiful rose with large (about 12 cm), usually bright red flowers with a lighter reverse. Sometimes it surprises with various shades depending on the flowering. This variety typically grows up to around 120 cm in height and has a spreading habit. This rose is perfect for cut flowers. These...

It is a small tree or tall shrub from the legume family, reaching a height of 4–6 m. It is grown for its characteristic, very decorative hanging flower clusters. A very important fact for gardeners is that in our climate this plant does not suffer from frost damage. An extremely important...

Mid-late, very productive blueberry with large, tasty fruits. Frost hardy to -28…-34°C. Shrub 160–200 cm. Requires acidic, humus-rich soil and a sunny position.

Chanticleer is a fruit shrub belonging to the species of highbush blueberry with very early and abundant fruiting. The fruits are very large, about 25 mm in diameter. The site should be sunny, sheltered from the wind, and the soil should be well-drained. Blueberries prefer acidic soil. They...

Late-ripening, very tasty blueberry with large aromatic fruits. Strong-growing shrub up to 160–180 cm. Requires acidic soil and a sunny position.

Very frost-hardy blueberry (to -37°C) with small, dark fruits rich in antioxidants. Ideal for mechanical harvesting. Strong-growing shrub up to 2–3 m.

A long-lived fruit shrub, living up to 35 years, growing up to 1.8 m with a spherical, compact habit. It blooms at the beginning of April, with white-yellow flowers and sweet-sour fruits. Extremely productive, early fruiting and exceptionally frost-resistant, withstanding temperatures down to...

A very frost-hardy and extremely productive honeyberry up to 1.8 m tall. Brown, large, sweet-and-sour fruits ripen already in May. Together with the variety ‘Czarna’, it is among the least prone to fruit drop. Yields up to 5 kg per shrub.

A long-lived fruit shrub, living up to 35 years, growing up to 1.8 m with a compact habit. Flowers appear at the beginning of April, white-yellow in colour. The fruits are large and firm, very resistant to dropping. The variety is highly productive and early-fruiting. Ideal for cultivation in...

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, often used as a pollinator for other varieties.

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.