Category Archives: Fruit
Strawberry Alpine White Soul
Like Yellow Wonder White Soul does not suffer from the lack of typical strawberry red pigments. Birds leave fruits alone and plants do not need protective netting. The unusual flavor of White Soul blends well with mesclun mixes and baby
Strawberry Alpine Yellow Wonder
Considered one of the best gourmet strawberries Yellow Wonder has delightful aroma and fantastic flavor. Lacking the red color that attracts birds fruits are spared leaving more delicious harvests. Yellow Wonder berries are a luxurious easy-to-pick treat. Grow in well-drained
Blueberry Star PP# 10
Large berries with pleasantly sweet flavor Star can now compliment early season bounty in home gardens with early ripening. Developed by University of Florida this variety blooms over very long period of time which makes it a good pollenizer for
Boysenberry
Large reddish-purple berry with sweet tangy taste and exceptional flavor! Boysenberries are best used for canning and preserves and for use with other berries in pies and cobblers. Boysenberries were developed by Rudolph Boysen in Northern California. Boysenberries produce their
Blueberry Legacy
Legacy is both a vigorous grower and heavy producer. It keeps many of its leaves through mild winters offering a very different look in the landscape. Foliage turns crimson in cold winters. Berries are medium to large in size and
Strawberry Alpine Collection
These bite-sized small alpine berries offer a mix of unique flavors not found in standard red strawberries. Fully ripe berries can be pulled easily from the stems. These easy-to-grow runnerless plants spread by stolons as they grow older. Everbearing and
Currant Consort Black
Clusters of medium-sized black sweet-tart musky fruits ripen in late summer. Developed by Agriculture Canada Consort Black is an old variety with resistance to White Pine Blister Rust. Upright multi-stemmed shrubs bear fragrant flowers in spring and brilliant orange red
Strawberry Flavorfest
Flavorfest may well become the sweet new ruler of the strawberry patch. Mid-season variety stands out for large pleasantly plump bright-red fruits with first-rate flavor and awesome yields. Breakthrough berry was bred by the USDA and is one big juicy
Blueberry Bluecrop
Fruits ripen in mid season and the harvest goes on for weeks. (You need two kinds for cross-pollination three being even better.) The 5-6′ tall bushes become a blaze of crimson in the fall so they are ideal arranged as
Blueberry Southmoon PP# 9
Large berries with complex and robust flavor Southmoon is perfect for southern areas with little need of chill hours. It does especially well in lighter sandy soils with generous additions of organic matter. This variety was developed in Florida and
Strawberry Pineberry
An unusual hard-to-find strawberry. Plants are vigorous and send out numerous runners. Berries are white ornately speckled with red seeds and are a bit bigger than other pineberry varieties. Aroma is outstanding and the pineapple flavor is pleasant and mild.
Melon Honey Max
Honey Max has a smooth pale exterior juicy green interior and weighs 6-8 lbs. Sow in fertile warm soil in full sun after all danger of frost. Sow 4-6 seeds about 3″ apart in hills 4-6′ apart. Cover with 1/2″
Loganberry
Large dark wine red berries ripen from July to September. Widely grown in Oregon and Washington it is a vigorous trailing plant that is thornless and easy to grow. A favorite for making syrup preserves and desserts.
Kiwi Hardy Red Collection
Hardy Red Kiwi bears unusual attractive cranberry-red fruits with red flesh. Very flavorful fruits are a favorite ripening in early September to October on vigorous ornamental vines. Kiwis are excellent additions to the home garden offering delicious fruit on easy-to-grow
Aronia melanocarpa
This ravishing plant produces a show of elaborate white spring flowers with masses of delectable and nutritious black fruit arriving in fall. A delicious addition to a border aronia is a tough and durable plant that thrives in a wide
Blueberry Emerald PP# 12
Emerald produces some of the largest Southern Highbush berries with a mild sweet flavor. Its rounded spreading bush habit make it a great landscape plant. Very dependable in southern climates with a low chill requirement of only 250 hours
Raspberry Crimson Giant PPAF
Giants in raspberries these very large conical berries are exceptionally bright red and ripen late September through October. Fruits are firm easy to pick and easily release when handpicking. Canes produce sparse short stout spines in the fruiting region. The
Watermelon Orange Crisp Hybrid
You’ll love the brilliant orange flesh. It’s sweet crisp and seedless! The round fruits with dark green rinds make fun “living” fruit bowls. Mix in red for a bright and refreshing summer treat.
Honeydew Dolce Nectar Hybrid
90 days. How dew you describe the magic of Honeydew? The flavorlighter brighter and more nuanced than cantaloupealights on the tongue like sunshine. Melons gorgeous pale-green flesh is utterly smooth and succulentswathed in a halo of blithe fragrance. Is there
Blueberry Nocturne
The edible landscape has never been so sweet! Nocturnes 5-6 ft. plants make a striking impression abounding with vivid orange fruit that transitions to luscious dusky black. Ornamental native rabbiteye variety is vigorous adaptive and cold-hardy. Upright highbush-type plants with
