Pear Tree - Early Bon Chretien

Pear Tree - Early Bon Chretien"Pyrus Communis: Pears are deciduous trees. Attracts useful insects. Early Bon Chretien depends on insects for cross pollination. Fruits are harvested in summer. Plant in full sun in well drained soil. Water regularly, especially when they are flowering and setting fruit. Apply a balanced fertilizer. Always prune after fruiting. Growing a fruit or nut tree will require that you dig your hole double the diameter of the plant bag and at least 600mm 1m

Also known as Italian plum tomatoes

Peach San Pedro is a loose pip fruit

it prefers semi-shade to obtain a better colour

The fruit pick with the stalk or pedicle attached and has medium to thick fruit walls

Basil is likely native to India and is widely grown as a kitchen herb

the Culemborg peach delivers consistent results season after season

offering both beauty and bounty

Perfectly suited to South Africa’s growing conditions

Verbena flowers come in an array of colours including red

This tree pairs well with other nut trees like macadamia trees and pecan nut trees

is a popular variety renowned for its slender

"Spinacia oleracea"