Customer Reviews

Because of my lifelong interest in gardening, I have seen countless breathtaking maples. I have found that the best part about this variety is that it holds its burgundy red colour throughout the season, unlike other maples that turn green.

This tree is visually pleasing, providing a strong green backdrop. It can grow quickly and block off noise and ugly views.

The dense tree provides near instant shade on sunny days. Furthermore, it attracts many honey bees, mason bees, and mining bees by becoming a food source for them.

I planted one tree as a privacy screen, and in just 2 seasons, it became a dense living wall. If you are also looking for something fast-growing, then it is a no-brainer.

I have four hybrid willow trees in my garden, and in the last 3 years, they have attained significant growth. I bought them as cuttings, and I love the fact that they are so undemanding and grow with minimal care.

Thanks to the multifaceted features of this shrub, it transitions from season to season. In the spring season, it looks best with delicate bell-shaped blooms, becoming the centre of attraction in the garden.

The shrub doesn't require much care after it gets established. They are self-pollinating and need minimal pruning to keep them in a manageable size.

Who doesn't love Goji berries? The shrub has recently started blossoming in my garden. The berries are packed with vitamins, zinc, and iron. I love how it tastes, so unique, like the cross between cranberry and tomato.

First time I got to eat these berries at my neighbour's place, the flavour was mild, slightly bitter and tangy. I think it will taste delicious in a smoothie. Planted this shrub a month ago, can’t wait to see the flowers and berries draped over it.

The plant is excellent for cooking with its high camphor content. You can use it in diverse desserts, teas, cream cheese, and butter. In this way, the low-maintenance shrub can add a vibrant dimension to your meals.

My sister has harvested them to make fresh bouquets. I must say the lavender-blue flower spikes look stunning when kept in a vase.

I bought the shrubs on sale and have made garden borders with them; they are compact and require minimal pruning in the first flush of blooms.