Our Products
We have a wide range of seedlings, farm and landscaping solutions.
Tailor made solutions for your farm.
At emsea we offer a wide range of farm solutions. We stock a wide variety of seedlings, grass and farm equipment. Visit us at our farm for quotations, farming advice and much much more. Emsea prides itself in creating sustainable farming methods and also prioritizing profits for its farmers.
Featured Products
Strawberries
Zimbabwe Grass
Managu
Pinus Patula (Pinus)
Pinus (Pinus Patula) are fast growing coniferous trees that easily reach heights of up to 30m. Mature pine trees attain diameters of up to 1m. They are evergreen and highly resistant to prolonged dry periods. In Kenya, they are predominant forest trees whose main uses include production of timber and boards and manufacture of paper and pulp. They have also been used as wind breakers and as ornamentals in landscaping. They are a good source of firewood. Pines thrive in medium to high altitudes
Grevillea Robusta
Grevillea Robusta commonly known as Grevillea are highly resistant to droughts once established. It is popularly grown on land boundaries in a single row at appropriate spacing. At maturity, they attain heights of between 10 - 15m. They provide a sustainable source of firewood especially by pruning their branches on a regular basis and fencing poles. They also provide timber for furniture, packing cases and bee hives. Their leaves are a good source of soil mulch.
Eucalyptus Grandis (Blue Gum)
Eucalyptus Grandis commonly known as blue gum grow as straight and tall forest trees, reaching around 30 m (90 ft) tall. These trees grow very fast especially with plenty of water reaching maturity as early as 4 years. They could also be harvested from the 2nd year for use as poles for fencing or rafters for roofing. Common uses include power poles, fencing poles, rafters, timber for furniture, firewood and poles for buildings. These trees can grow in marshy areas with black cotton soil thus making them productive.
Our seeds are sourced from the Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) giving our seedlings an edge over the rest.
Shade loving blue bamboo (Baby bamboo)
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