Trees and shrubs are the renewable resource that keeps on giving, we get quite a lot without getting too much back in return. Since they are so generous why not have a go at feeding us too? While there are numerous delicious offerings from our woody friends we’ll grow you Hazelnuts and Walnuts but there is always the exciting offering of Truffles & Mushrooms. For more info of the nuts just drop us a line but for the Truffles and Mushrooms head on over to www.effnz.co.nz for a sneak preview.
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Corylua avellana 'Whiteheart'

Cutting grown, nut variety with good nut numbers. 4 x 3m

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Corylus avellana

Common Hazel. Hardy shrub/small tree bearing edible nuts. Grown from seed. 4 x 3m

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Juglans regia

Common Walnut. Seedling grown from good nut bearing stock.

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Juglans regia 'Rex'

Common Walnut. Grafted cultivar – Rex

Laurus nobilis

Laurus nobilis

Also known as Bay Laurel this 5-10m tree has dark green leaves that have a pleasant fragrance when crushed and can be used in cooking. Good for shelter as it becomes quite dense.

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Pinus pinea

Italian Stone Pine. Very hardy, medium sized tree. Edible seeds (Pine Nuts).  6 x 5m

Rosemary 'Lockwood de Forest'

Rosemary 'Lockwood de Forest'

Another variety of Rosemary however this plant droops and is a very good ground cover option especially when flowering.

Rosmarinus

Rosmarinus

This of course is the herb Rosemary used in cooking for its strong fragrance and taste. It also produces attractive blue-purple flowers.

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