Plant something
good for tomorrow.

Local lemon type for home or market use. Fruit traits can vary; plant in a sunny, well-drained site.

Lemons for drinks and cooking. Give the tree a sunny, well-drained site and water regularly while young.

Compact papaya for fresh fruit. It needs warmth, sun, regular moisture and good drainage.

Multipurpose tree often used for fodder, living fences and green manure. Check suitability before using as livestock feed.

Useful for living fences, light shade and leafy mulch. It responds to pruning.

Indigenous Zambian hardwood grown for long-term forestry value.

Fast-growing plantation tree for poles and timber. Planting needs depend on species, site and intended use.

Multipurpose tree with edible young leaves and pods. A sunny, well-drained site suits it.

Tommy mango seedlings for your home garden or orchard. Choose a sunny, well-drained site and allow room for the mature tree.

Tropical fruit tree with large edible fruits. Choose a warm, sheltered place and allow plenty of room.

Fruiting vine for fresh grapes. Plant in sun, provide a trellis and prune regularly.

Sweet oranges for fresh eating or juice. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil.

Sweet oranges for fresh eating or juice. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil.

Tropical fruit tree producing sweet, fragrant fruit. Give it a warm, sheltered, sunny site.

Plantation tree used for timber and poles. The best approach depends on the pine type and site.

Indigenous southern African hardwood valued for furniture timber.

A broad group of trees with uses that vary by species. Confirm the exact type before choosing its use.

Avocado for fresh eating. Choose a sunny, well-drained site and allow room for the mature tree.

Avocado for fresh eating. Choose a sunny, well-drained site and allow room for the mature tree.

Local avocado for fresh eating. Fruit traits and mature tree size can vary.

Low-growing berry plants for fresh eating. Give them full sun and keep the soil evenly moist.

Citrus tree producing mandarins for fresh eating. Give it sun, well-drained soil and regular water.

Pod Mahogany (Afzelia quanzensis), an indigenous hardwood grown for long-term timber value.