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🌱 TFA | Citrus & Olive Trees Arriving SoonOur next consignment of citrus and olive trees is expected around mid-November...
09/11/2026

🌱 TFA | Citrus & Olive Trees Arriving Soon

Our next consignment of citrus and olive trees is expected around mid-November.

We'll have a selection of Navel and Valencia oranges, naartjies, lemons, grapefruit, kumquats and calamondin, as well as Thai limes, Palestine sweet limes and Leccino and Koroneiki olives.

We're also bringing in finger limes (caviar limes), an interesting little citrus with tiny, juice-filled pearls that burst in your mouth!

Please see our November availability list for the varieties and prices. You're welcome to reserve your trees ahead of their arrival.

Limited quantities of some varieties.

TFA Tips | Citrus: From Flower to HarvestDid you know that some citrus fruits can take more than a year to mature after ...
04/11/2026

TFA Tips | Citrus: From Flower to Harvest

Did you know that some citrus fruits can take more than a year to mature after flowering?

* Pollination: Most citrus trees don't need another tree to produce fruit. However, pollen from another citrus variety can cause some normally seedless naartjies to develop seeds.
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* Fruit development: Citrus can take many months to mature, even after the fruit has reached a good size. Early naartjies, like Satsumas, are generally ready first, while late Valencia oranges can take over a year.

* Lemons and limes: Eureka lemons and some limes can flower and fruit several times a year, sometimes carrying flowers and fruit at different stages.

* Harvesting: Most citrus is picked from autumn through spring. It doesn't become sweeter after picking, so don't rely on colour alone. Taste one before harvesting the rest.

🌱 Give your citrus time to develop its full flavour on the tree.

🥭 Mango Trees Now in Stock!Plant different varieties to extend your harvest season!* Early: Sabre, Tommy Atkins* Mid-sea...
22/10/2026

🥭 Mango Trees Now in Stock!

Plant different varieties to extend your harvest season!

* Early: Sabre, Tommy Atkins
* Mid-season: Kent
* Mid to late: Sensation
* Late: Keitt

All five varieties are available now at TFA.

Harvest times are approximate and vary with climate and local growing conditions.

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12/09/2026

🌸 Spring is here and it’s the perfect time to grow something new.

Whether you’re starting your first home fruit garden or adding to the one you already have, we have a variety of fruit trees ready for their new homes.

What would you plant this spring? 👀🌱

📍 Trees for Africa
📩 Get in touch to enquire about our current stock

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Grow your own fruit at home 🌿Simple, practical advice on what actually worksSee you there
16/04/2026

Grow your own fruit at home 🌿
Simple, practical advice on what actually works
See you there

🌿 March Availability & Price List – Trees for AfricaWhich fruit tree would you love to plant this season? 🍊🍇🍑DM to reser...
16/03/2026

🌿 March Availability & Price List – Trees for Africa
Which fruit tree would you love to plant this season? 🍊🍇🍑
DM to reserve.

Fruit tree subsidy opportunity for Namibian farmersThe Namibian Agronomic Board is offering a 30% subsidy on fruit tree ...
16/03/2026

Fruit tree subsidy opportunity for Namibian farmers
The Namibian Agronomic Board is offering a 30% subsidy on fruit tree seedlings, fertiliser and crop protection inputs under the Fruit Value Chain Development Scheme.

Interested farmers can apply using the form attached. A supplier quotation for the trees is required as part of the application.

Trees for Africa can assist farmers with suitable fruit tree selections and quotations if needed.

Thanks to Mr Amutenya from MAFWLR – Windhoek for sharing this initiative supporting irrigated grain production in Namibi...
16/03/2026

Thanks to Mr Amutenya from MAFWLR – Windhoek for sharing this initiative supporting irrigated grain production in Namibia.
Sharing it here in case anyone may benefit.

23/02/2026

🌿 Imagine stepping outside and picking fruit from your own garden.

That’s the dream… and it starts with planting.

With the rainy season still with us, it’s a beautiful time to get them into the ground.

Message us to reserve yours.

17/02/2026

🌱 Trees For Africa Updates

We’ve created a quiet WhatsApp group for tree availability, seasonal planting advice, and nursery news.

Admin-only, no clutter.

Join here if you’d like to stay informed:
[https://chat.whatsapp.com/FQTEExvAdUBAGdLN8tuWiJ]

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1 Herzinger Crescent
Windhoek
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