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Chaenomeles Apple Blossom
Chaenomeles Apple Blossom (Japanese Quince) is a spreading, medium-sized deciduous shrub with abundant clusters of apple blossom pink and white blooms, up to 3-4cm across. The flowers give way to small, fragrant, apple-shaped, greenish …
$19.55
Cherry Stella
A heavy and regular bearer of large dark red fruit of heart shape. Firm light red fleshed fruit glistens in time for Christmas picking. Tree is smaller growing (3m) and hardy. …
$61.87
Coffee Arabica
Conditions for growing this plant outdoors are favourable in the sub-tropical far north of New Zealand. However, those living in frost-prone areas, where plants are exposed to long cold spells, should plant Coffea Arabica inside.To ensure an ample harvest …
$14.50
Cranberry Bergman
Cranberry Bergman produces medium-sized juicy, red fruits. During spring, small pale-pink blossoms give a good contrast to this trailing evergreen. Self-fertile. …
$17.09
Cranberry Crowley
Cranberries can be used in juices, relish, sauces, stuffings, jellies and muffins. The health benefits of eating cranberries or drinking the juice has been long appreciated but recent studies show some selections, including Crowley, have high antioxidant …
$16.58
Feijoa Apollo
Feijoa Apollo is a grafted plant, producing large fruit in Autumn. A heavy cropper. Will fruit without other feijoas around, but for consistent heavy crops, plant another. …
$19.50
Feijoa Arhart
This is a fantastic Feijoa to start with especially for children; the super juicy fruit has a nice mild flavour. Semi self fertile, for good crops pollinate with Feijoa Unique. Harvest in autumn. Position in full sun with free draining soil. Use as a s …
$21.85
Feijoa Gemini
A high yielding hardy variety. Self-fertile but fruits best with cross pollination and produces large, oval-shaped fruit with excellent flavour and texture. Plant in a sunny position where soils are fertile and free-draining. Fruit are ready to harvest to …
$25.07
Feijoa Karamea
Beautiful red flowers in summer then give way to medium sized fruit. The fruit has a tangy and tasty flavour. Pollinate with Feijoa Waingaro. Harvest mid season (approx. May).Position in full sun with free draining soil. Use as a specimen tree, trim as …
$21.85
Feijoa Mammoth
Produces delicious large and juicy fruits. Generally considered a mid-late fruiter, producing fruit around May. Grow in full sun in a relatively free-draining position. Plant your feijoa to the same level as it was in the pot. Keep well watered through th …
$20.58
Feijoa Sellowiana
Feijo Sellowiana is excellent as either a hedge or an ornamental evergreen tree. Heavy crops of medium to large fruits. Pohutukawa-like red flowers around Christmas. May take several years to fruit. Hardy for most conditions. …
$15.00
Feijoa Tagan II
New Zealand bred cultivar, produced specifically for South Island conditions. Bushy and strong growing tree. Stunning red flowers. Fruits early in the season and produces medium sized fruit with excellent flavour. Best pollinated with Feijoa Tagan I. P …
$21.85
Feijoa Takaka
An exciting very early bearer with large fruit with a delicious rich tropical flavour. Good vigour. Likely to be best variety to use in marginal colder areas. Self fertile. Sun. …
$44.27
Feijoa Triumph
Triumph produces medium sized fruit with firm skin and a great flavour. The fruit are juicy with a moderately soft flesh. Late season variety normally ripening in June. Keep well watered through the summer months. Mulch to reduce …
$20.58
Feijoa Unique
Feijoa Unique - These guys are looking ace. An awesome plant that is wonderful for hedging, has striking red flowers in summer. Prefers free draining soil, is quite tolerant to the wind. Oh, and is self-fertile! …
$21.00
Fig Black Mission
A popular variety that produces sweet, pear-shaped fruit. Has a dark purple-black skin with red flesh which are ideal for making preserves. Requires a sunny position with fertile, moist, free-draining soil. …
$16.58
Fig French Sugar
Medium size fruit with sweet amber flesh and green skin. Fruit can be harvested in April and right through May. Plant in a sunny, sheltered position that is free of frost. Requires fertile, moist, free-draining soil. …
$16.58
Fig Omapere
Fig Omapere 12cm
Fig Omapere produces medium sized fruits with brown skin and red-pink flesh. Thrives in a well drained, rich soil in full sun.Deciduous tree, self-fertile. …
$17.09
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