fruit trees Germany

...The walnut tree Wunder von Monrepos originates from Geisenheim am Rhein. It was developed in 1983 from the German varieties Weinsberg 1 x Geisenheim No. 26. The tree is vigorous and healthy, vital, climatically robust, and resistant to diseases. Wunder von Monrepos bears fruit very abundantly and regularly, often in clusters. The large, oval, smooth-shelled walnuts are late-ripening and can be...

...Part of our bee colonies is located at the beginning of spring on a certified organic orchard near the Baltic Sea, which hosts many selected fruit tree species. In spring, this orchard transforms into a sea of white, soft pink, and red blossoms. With the large variety of fruit trees, including apple, cherry, plum, and apricot trees, this special honey offers a unique taste experience. The mild-fruity, creamy fruit blossom honey is not only an ideal spread for bread but also perfect for sweetening drinks and desserts.

...Did you know that fig trees do not grow flowers on their branches? Instead, they are located inside the fruits! This means that when you eat a fig, you are actually consuming countless tiny flowers. Figs are an excellent source of fiber. They enhance the feeling of fullness and are good for digestion – especially after a heavy business meal. According to the US National Cancer Institute, fiber has cancer-fighting properties. It also helps reduce the risk of heart disease. The fig season typically runs from late summer, from August to September.

... forms and is used for the preparation of buffers or as an acidity regulator. In agriculture, potassium phosphate is an excellent water-soluble fertilizer that is applied to various food and cash crops as well as fruit trees to promote the rapid conversion of nutrients and the accumulation of dry matter, support ripening, significantly increase yields, enhance sugar content, and improve quality.