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Garden Nursery | Harare | We have just started a new project growing 17 000 indigenous trees for sustainable agriculture. The trees are Acacia xanthophloea (fever… | Instagram

Fruit of khaya anthotheca - red mahogany- Liam and his grandmother planted maybe fifteen or twenty years ago. First year I've seen fruit on it. Beautiful... | By Eco-Ed | Facebook

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Garden Nursery | Harare | We have a large range of ferns, annuals, herbs, perennials, shrubs, fruit trees and indigenous trees at Emerald Seedlings. It's the perfect… | Instagram

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