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Superfood blueberries – a powerhouse of...
Superfood blueberries: before you think or say, 'Oh, even Lubera now has something to do with this superfood blueberry hype', we allow ourselves to write a short preliminary note about the much overused topic of superfood: apparently, humanity is just witnessing the mysterious transformation...
Collecting tomato seeds – the easiest and...
Now in late summer, the maturity of tomatoes reaches its peak. Despite or perhaps because of the current tomato glut, you should already make provisions now for next year’s tomatoes. A true tomato lover brings together so many treasured varieties over time, which he/she harbours in...
A fruit tree for the small garden
Do you think a small garden offers no leeway to plant an orchard and plant many different fruit trees? In this article we want to convince you of the opposite: finding a fruit tree for the small garden is not only possible but it also brings you a rich harvest and lots of fun. A fruit...
Blackthorn Prunus spinosa – planting a...
When Ötzi was killed on his last Alpine tour, he had eaten dried sloes, which were apparently a refreshing snack 5250 years ago. The blackthorn or sloe is common in our landscape as well as in our culture. Sloes are also the original prunes and primordial damsons; our modern plum and...
The new Hydrangeasy® from Lubera® - easy,...
The breeder virus at Lubera® continues to spread. Robert Maierhofer, Lubera® Operations Manager in Buchs, Switzerland, does everything – job-related – at the same time. He discusses the new panicle hydrangeas with Magda Kobelt, he talks on the phone, and he does not...