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Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
Incredible Edibles - NZ’s Edible Plant Specialists
What we grow
View full range
Apples
Avocado
Bananas
Bay Trees
Berryfruit
Blueberries
Cape Gooseberry
Casimiroas
Cherimoyas
Chilean Guava
Citrus
Coffee
Currants
Curry Leaf
Feijoas
Figs
Grapes
Guava - Cherry
Ice Cream Bean
Japanese Raisin Tree
Lemongrass
Macadamia
Mountain Paw Paw
Mulberry Hicks (Early)
Oak Leaved Papaya
Olives
Orangeberry
Passionfruit
Peanut
Pine Nut
Pomegranates
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Tamarillos
Tea
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Berry Coulis
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Coffee plant

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Coffee plants are best used as foliage specimen plants indoors or outdoors in a hot sheltered spot as a feature plant in a tropical garden. Coffee plants have glossy green leaves and make an ideal house plant. In summer, the plant will have fragrant white flowers smelling of jasmine.

Coffee beans contain high levels of polyphenolics, which can be an excellent antioxidant. High levels of caffeine in the beans can help clear congestion, help prevent asthma attacks and boost athletic performance. Spent coffee grounds are high in nitrogen and excellent for the garden.

Collect the deep red cherries and soak them in water overnight. This allows the cherries to give up the beans easily the next morning. Follow the link to the complete story about Coffee bean to Coffee cup. Create your own Coffee - easy steps from cherry to cup.

Coffee plants do best in filtered sunlight. They don’t like full sun and are not wind or salt tolerant. A good potting mix will provide the ideal growing media. Provide plenty of moisture and nutrients as coffee plants are heavy feeders. Prune the tips in late winter to maintain the desired size and shape.

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Coffee plants are best used as foliage specimen plants indoors or outdoors in a hot sheltered spot as a feature plant in a tropical garden. Coffee plants have glossy green leaves and make an ideal house plant. In summer, the plant will have fragrant white flowers smelling of jasmine.

Coffee beans contain high levels of polyphenolics, which can be an excellent antioxidant. High levels of caffeine in the beans can help clear congestion, help prevent asthma attacks and boost athletic performance. Spent coffee grounds are high in nitrogen and excellent for the garden.

Collect the deep red cherries and soak them in water overnight. This allows the cherries to give up the beans easily the next morning. Follow the link to the complete story about Coffee bean to Coffee cup. Create your own Coffee - easy steps from cherry to cup.

Coffee plants do best in filtered sunlight. They don’t like full sun and are not wind or salt tolerant. A good potting mix will provide the ideal growing media. Provide plenty of moisture and nutrients as coffee plants are heavy feeders. Prune the tips in late winter to maintain the desired size and shape.

Coffee arabica

Coffee plants are best used as foliage specimen plants indoors or outdoors in a hot sheltered spot as a feature plant in a tropical garden. Coffee plants have glossy green leaves and make an ideal house plant. In summer, the plant will have fragrant white flowers smelling of jasmine.

Coffee beans contain high levels of polyphenolics, which can be an excellent antioxidant. High levels of caffeine in the beans can help clear congestion, help prevent asthma attacks and boost athletic performance. Spent coffee grounds are high in nitrogen and excellent for the garden.

Collect the deep red cherries and soak them in water overnight. This allows the cherries to give up the beans easily the next morning. Follow the link to the complete story about Coffee bean to Coffee cup. Create your own Coffee - easy steps from cherry to cup.

Coffee plants do best in filtered sunlight. They don’t like full sun and are not wind or salt tolerant. A good potting mix will provide the ideal growing media. Provide plenty of moisture and nutrients as coffee plants are heavy feeders. Prune the tips in late winter to maintain the desired size and shape.

Coffee arabica

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