Never buy expensive goji berries in the health food shop again! The goji, also called Chinese wolfberry or Lycium barbarum, is regarded as very health-promoting in traditional Chinese medicine and has now also found its place in the health food shelves around Europe. This week we are offering three goji varieties, which no longer earn their old names wolfberry or boxthorn. Goji Instant Success has red fruits and bears fruit already on one-year...
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When Pears are Harvested and When They...
The maturity, more precisely the harvesting maturity and the eating ripeness, is the most difficult topic when it comes to pears and there is a good reason for this. In the case. There are good reasons to say that this topic makes the pear a bit difficult, because in the case of the pear fruits,...
Discount Offer: 20% off of Roses
If one asks me which flowering nature is most beautiful there is only one single answer to this question – " the rose !" It is stunningly fragrant with an incredible variety of colours and flower forms. The Lubera fields are currently blooming and smelling wonderfully! Fragrant roses,...
Roses, strawberries and citrus thorns in...
Markus was live from Germany in this week’s Lubera UK Facebook video (which you can watch now if you missed it), and although he was talking about citrus thorns, roses and strawberries, the plants are the real stars of the show! A Lubera fan has sent Markus a...
Mandarin Orange Trees
Mandarin orange trees are wonderful citrus plants that have space on every terrace and every balcony. They live a little bit more in the shadow of the more popular orange and lemon trees . But the delicious fruits, which can be eaten directly off the tree, deserve more...
Gooseberries: a fleeting British treat
It’s not easy to find fresh gooseberries in the shops. Even though they have a long history of being grown in Britain, fewer and fewer UK farms are growing them commercially. Gooseberries are to be found on most allotments, though, as these tough bushes provide a good harvest from...
Conquer the Airspace in Your Garden!
There’s no more space in my garden...a low voice, a depressed look, a depressed mood. How many times do we hear this sigh? It’s a bummer, we would like to so much, but we cannot buy anything, everything is full... Really everything? Focus your eyes not only on the ground (this is...
Fruitful gardening
This is our common goal: That we can enjoy the fruits of gardening. Even if we sometimes come too late...
Bred and made in Switzerland
We breed and produce our plants in the Rhine valley, in Switzerland, in the middle of the Swiss Alps. That goes without saying that our plants are very resistant.
Markus Kobelt - founder and breeder of Lubera
This is how the well-known Swiss photographer Stöh Grünig photographed Markus Kobelt, the founder of Lubera. Markus is almost all covered up by his apple tree seedlings... Markus' passion is breeding new, better and more resistant fruit and berry plants. In the last 10 years, Lubera has bred and introduced more than 80 new varieties to the market. And there's no end in sight.
Lubera is different
Apples bloom white, Lubera Redloves® bloom red and pink. We see the beauty of the fruit plants and in our new selections we bring usefulness and ornamental aspects even closer together. Join us to explore exciting new garden plants: Lubera® Redloves®, Lubera® Direttissima®, Lubera® Fourberries, Lubera® Pointilla®, Lubera® Malini®, Lubera® Maloni®…
2000+ plants – for you
At Lubera it's not just about the fruit and berry garden, it's about the entire garden, and more precisely, about the mixed garden. We love the mix like in this garden example: Clematis, roses, perennials, kiwis, evergreens, conifers and a Prunus ‘Kanzan’ hiding on the far right. And we have all the plants that you need for your own mix!