Lubera Edibles Gardeners Radio

Gardener's talk: How do I produce strawberries in pots?

The strawberry is one of the most popular berry fruits in Germany. This and the fact that strawberries develop quite quickly in pots, as well as the fact that strawberrie

Gardener's talk: How do I produce blueberries in containers?

The demand for blueberries has increased significantly in recent years, not only for blueberries in the food retail trade, where blueberries have now replaced strawberrie

Gardener's talk: How do I produce raspberries? The intricacies of raspberry cultivation

Since it is the strongest crop in terms of numbers and therefore also the most important, the raspberry is the focus of attention at both Lubera® and Lubera Edibles, whet

Gardener's talk: How do I produce fruit trees from Treelings®?

In this new podcast season, we once again take you on a journey through horticultural production. As in the first podcast season, Robert Maierhofer, the operations and pr

Lubera Edibles Novelties 2022/2023 – Part II

To include all the novelties in one podcast would have blown up the usual time frame. That's why we decided to do an additional novelty episode. In the first part, we wen

Lubera Edibles Novelties 2022/2023 – Part I

Like every year, we have prepared interesting novelties for our young plant customers. Some of these novelties are entire assortment groups that are discussed separately

Not all rhubarb is the same

A look into the history of rhubarb reveals a great past. The Arabs brought the root of the barbarians, which is the transcription of the Latin/botanical name of rhubarb,

The Lubera® strawberry families

After apples and raspberries, strawberries are the third breeding programme with which Markus Kobelt, the founder and owner of Lubera® and co-managing director of Lubera

Wild fruit breeding at Lubera® – what will be new?

In addition to the classic fruit breeding programmes, such as apple, raspberry, strawberry and currant, the Lubera® breeding team is also starting to breed wild fruit spe

Sugaroot® sweet potatoes – the really sweet sweet potatoes

The sweet potato is one root vegetable that is currently experiencing a boom. Especially in the food retail trade and on the weekly markets in Germany, the sweet tubers c

Open Sky® Tomatoes – the outdoor tomato range

The tomato is probably the most popular vegetable in Germany, as can be seen from the constantly increasing demand and sales figures in the Lubera® online shop. Therefore

Gardener’s talk 2022 – the second Corona year is behind us – the topics of overproduction and diversification

The second Corona year is behind us – and the pandemic has had a major impact on the green market. The sector was doing very well in the past two years, and there was an

Gardener’s talk: how to produce gooseberries in containers

Gooseberries are one of the classics of the berry garden. Actually, they would have tremendous potential as fruits: they still represent the bush berry fruits that have t

Gardener’s talk: how to produce red and black currants in containers?

In loose succession, we also want to talk about our production in this Gardener's Radio podcast. How exactly are finished plants produced from Lubera Edibles young plants

The new raspberry families: salmon raspberries, Chef® raspberries and Schlaraffia® raspberries

Raspberries are booming. This is true for the fruit market, where consumption is currently doubling every 4-6 years. It's also true for the home garden market. But do we

The Sweetleaf® raspberry – the healthy green, calorie-free sugar from your own garden

It sounds like a plant breeder's Christmas wish list: a perennial plant that is easy to grow in our garden and in pots; it is sustainable and simple with leaves that cont

Cassissima® and Confi® berries – why black is the new fruit colour...

Blueberries everywhere, strawberries all year round and the health values of raspberries and blackberries are the talk of the town. To give just one example: there are si

Vegetable breeding at Lubera

After all, Lubera originated as a fruit and berry specialist, and Lubera Edibles and its predecessor and partner company Mayer produces and mainly sells berry young plant

EverVeg®: why, for what purpose and for whom?

If we offer and promote Everlasting Vegetables as a new holistic vegetable assortment, then the question arises as to why we need it, for what purpose and for whom exactl

EverVeg®: What is it?

Eternal vegetables? Can vegetables be eternal? Of course, there is a bit of a wink in this term: nothing is eternal, and certainly not anything living... But the term - a