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Grow anti-oxidant packed super fruits right in your yard. Many berries are perfect for edible landscapes - grow blueberry hedges, and strawberry borders. Instead of paying premium prices for berries at your local market, pluck them from your backyard! Grapes are a great selection for edible landscaping. Grow them for beauty and taste! Make jam, juice, jelly, vinegar, wine, grape seed extracts, raisins, and grape seed oil — the possibilities are endless!
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Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well-drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well–drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well–drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.

Blueberries

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Cane berries prefer a deep, well-drained, fertile soil and typically bear fruit on 2-year-old wood with everbearers producing on first-year wood. They thrive in most soil types. Cane berries are versatile and hardy in the coldest climates where other fruits fail. Plant late winter to early spring. Space 2’ - 3’ in a row with 8’ - 10’ between rows. Note: Red raspberries must be more than 300' from WILD blackberries, as the wild blackberries can carry some diseases that insects can transmit to the
Cane berries prefer a deep, well-drained, fertile soil and typically bear fruit on 2-year-old wood with everbearers producing on first-year wood. They thrive in most soil types. Cane berries are versatile and hardy in the coldest climates where other fruits fail. Plant late winter to early spring. Space 3’-4 in a row with 6’-8’ between rows. Note: Red raspberries must be more than 300' from WILD blackberries, as the wild blackberries can carry some diseases that insects can transmit to the red r

Cane Berries

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Strawberries are sent out on Mondays. Place your order by Wednesday to ship the following Monday. Unless you specify otherwise, we will send your Strawberries on the next possible Monday. You could also request delayed delivery in the Order-Specific Comments box. Strawberries are extremely adaptable and are grown in every state in the U.S. Plants generally grow 6”–8” tall and 12” across, are shallow–rooted, and benefit from mulch such as straw, pine needles, or plastic. Prefer a soil rich in all

Strawberries

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Variety: European Zones: 7-11 Pruning: Cane Prune Harvest: August - September Fruit: Pale green oblong grapes with a very sweet flavor. Facts of note: Everyone’s favorite seedless table grape. The world’s leading fresh and raisin variety. Eat fresh or dry for raisins. Thin the clusters for larger berries. Loves heat. Excellent used as an ornamental, for summer shade, arbors or leafy walls. Thompson grapes were developed in Iran and introduced to California in the 1870s. European varieties are cl

Table Grapes

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Wine Grapes

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bunches of green grapes hang from the branches of a tree in an outdoor setting
Vine Grape
Root Table
Sky Nursery
Aquaponics System
Edible Landscaping
Growing Grapes
Green Grapes
Garden Table
Red Berries
Table Grape Vine - Thompson (Seedless)
Variety: European Zones: 7-11 Pruning: Cane Prune Harvest: August - September Fruit: Pale green oblong grapes with a very sweet flavor. Facts of note: Everyone’s favorite seedless table grape. The world’s leading fresh and raisin variety. Eat fresh or dry for raisins. Thin the clusters for larger berries. Loves heat. Excellent used as an ornamental, for summer shade, arbors or leafy walls. Thompson grapes were developed in Iran and introduced to California in the 1870s. European varieties are cl
a planter with blue berries is sitting on the ground
Indoor Lemon Tree
Blueberry Varieties
Blueberry Water
Blueberry Jelly
Growing Asparagus
Pink Spring Flowers
Blueberry Plant
Acid Loving Plants
Bean Plant
Blueberry - Jelly Bean® (potted) (Late Season)
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well-drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.
dried goji berries on a white background
Pili Nut
Detox Herbs
Dried Goji Berries
Healthy Colon
Papaya Seeds
Dried Berries
Bulk Herbs
Anti Aging Food
Goji Berry
Goji Berry Root Crown Cutting - Phoenix Tears (Each)
For centuries the Chinese have used parts of the entire goji plant for food or medicine. Use of stems and leaves is little known in the United States, but the highest concentrations of healthful antioxidants can be found in the leaves. Fruit in the health food market in the form of dried berries and juice is more familiar. For successful growth, is critical that the soil pH remain at 6.8 or higher. High nitrogen is not recommended for these plants. One year old root crown cuttings.
a pile of strawberries sitting on top of each other
Quinault Strawberry Plants by the Box (1500)
Strawberries are sent out on Mondays. Place your order by Wednesday to ship the following Monday. Unless you specify otherwise, we will send your Strawberries on the next possible Monday. You could also request delayed delivery in the Order-Specific Comments box. Strawberries are extremely adaptable and are grown in every state in the U.S. Plants generally grow 6”–8” tall and 12” across, are shallow–rooted, and benefit from mulch such as straw, pine needles, or plastic. Prefer a soil rich in all
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Raspberry Bush
Growing Raspberries
Raspberry Plants
Berry Plants
Organic Compost
Garden Services
Red Raspberry
Raspberry Red
Pureed Food Recipes
Raspberry - Willamette (Bundle of 3)
Cane berries prefer a deep, well-drained, fertile soil and typically bear fruit on 2-year-old wood with everbearers producing on first-year wood. They thrive in most soil types. Cane berries are versatile and hardy in the coldest climates where other fruits fail. Plant late winter to early spring. Space 2’ - 3’ in a row with 8’ - 10’ between rows. Note: Red raspberries must be more than 300' from WILD blackberries, as the wild blackberries can carry some diseases that insects can transmit to the
a plant that is growing out of the ground with some dirt on top of it
Cross Pollination
Fruit Harvest
Blueberry Farm
Bush Plant
Blueberry Bushes
Sandy Soil
Grape Seed Extract
Blueberry - Southmoon (Mid-Late Harvest)
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well–drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.
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Zone 9b
Grape Trellis
Grape Plant
Grow System
Blue Berry
Blueberry - Emerald (Mid Harvest)
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well–drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.
a small tree that is growing out of the ground with a yellow marker on it
Wild Blackberries
Soil Types
4 In A Row
Hemp Twine
Raspberry - Red Heritage (Bundle of 3)
Cane berries prefer a deep, well-drained, fertile soil and typically bear fruit on 2-year-old wood with everbearers producing on first-year wood. They thrive in most soil types. Cane berries are versatile and hardy in the coldest climates where other fruits fail. Plant late winter to early spring. Space 3’-4 in a row with 6’-8’ between rows. Note: Red raspberries must be more than 300' from WILD blackberries, as the wild blackberries can carry some diseases that insects can transmit to the red r
some blue berries are growing on the tree
Bee Food
Wine Making Equipment
Organic Blueberries
Peat Moss
Blueberry - Jewel (Early Mid-Season)
Delicious, exceptionally nutritious, high in bioflavanoids. Consider climate suitability, ripening season and fruit size when selecting varieties and include at least two different varieties for cross–pollination and fruiting (any two varieties will do, regardless of ripening time). Grow in acidic, well-drained soil. Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer for blueberries along with good quality compost and peat moss. Check out our Fruit Harvest Chart to plan for successive harvests.