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Duo vitaminé : Goji + Baie de Mai
Vitamin Duo Collection: Goji + Mayberry
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Actinidia chinensis
Actinidia chinensis
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From €16.50 1.5L/2L pot

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For most of us berries evoke sunny days, the slightly wild gardens of yesteryear, walks in the woods, and delicious childhood memories. This group of plants, often small bushes - sometimes woody like currant bushes or raspberry bushes, sometimes simply herbaceous like strawberries, or climbing like grapes, blackberries, and kiwis - have in common the ability to provide abundant harvests while perfectly integrating into ornamental gardens. They find their place in flowerbeds, hedges, or on walls and fences. They require special attention during planting, regular watering during the first years and in case of heatwaves, and often require methodical and regular pruning. Some also require the presence of a companion of the opposite sex to bear fruit. The choice is vast, from ancient varieties with undiminished popularity, to the most recent developments, including original discoveries. Install berries in your garden, on the terrace, or balcony, depending on the space you have available. They will be a constant source of happiness - a small but unforgettable taste of paradise.

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