Quinalt: Everbearing. Large, soft, good flavor. Makes great jam & desserts. Vigorous, semi-upright habit. Good producer of runners. Resists leaf spot & mildew. Moderate June Crop, heaviest production July - September.
Sequoia: Everbearing. Very large, medium red color. Sweetest, best tasting , most popular. # 1 recommended variety for backyard use. Blooms within 10 weeks after planting.
Blackberries - $4.95ea. or 3/$13.95 Navaho: Thornless, self supporting. Superior quality, less tart than other thornless varieties. Moderately resistantto anthracnose.
Boysenberries - $4.95ea. or 3/$13.95 Large, soft, juicy, sweet-tart berry. Delightful aroma. Good for eating fresh or canning.
Raspberries- $2.95 ea. or 3/$7.95
Fall Gold: Large yellow, very sweet berries are juicy & firm. Vigorous grower. Everbearing. Ripens July & September in warmer areas and late spring and July-August right up to hard frost in cold areas. A good choice for Northern gardens. Hardy to zone 4.
Heritage: Large red berries are firm & of excellent quality. Good vigor. Hardy canes do not need staking. Everbearing. Moderate early July crop & heavy production of quality early September fruit. The #1 fall variety nationwide. Hardy to zone 4.
Indian Summer: Medium-Large, dark red, soft, very tasty berries. Good for canning, freezing, preserves, & jams. Everbearing. Produces small crop in late spring & larger crop in fall. Well adapted for heavy soils. Hardy to zone 4.
Latham: Large, medium red, delicious berries. Heavy producer. Ripens June to July. Good for cold climates, avoid humid summers. Hardy to zone 2.
Newburgh: Large, bright red, firm, very hardy, medium acid berries. Wide adaptability, takes heavy soil very well. Good market use. Ripens July. Hardy to zone 2.
Willamette: Large, dark red, medium acid berries. Heavy producer. Excellent for shipping. Old standard & once most widely planted in the world. Newer varieties give higher yields. Ripens June. Hardy to zone 5.
Rhubarb: $2.95eaVictoria Cherry Rhubarb: Vigorous. Deep red, heavy, thick stalks. Nice tart flavor. Excellent for pies, sauces & canning.
Asparagus: $.79ea. or $8.49/dozenUC72 - Vigorous grower. Rust & disease resistant, drought tolerant. Harvest March - June
Seedless Table Grapes- $4.95ea. or 3/13.95
Autumn Royal: Large, seedless dark purple to black. Good for fresh eating or raisins. Vigorous vines perform best when spur pruned. Ripens late September to Mid-October. Hardy to zone 7.
Black Emerald: Medium size, seedless, jet black grape with excellent flavor. Spur or cane prune. Early ripening: Late Sept. - Oct. Hardy to zone 7.
Crimson Seedless: Large, red grapes in medium size clusters that hold well on the vine after ripening. Firm & crisp flesh with sweet, neutral, very good flavor. Vigorous grower. May actually produce better in problem soils. Cane prune. Late ripening: Late Sept. - Oct. Hardy to zone 7
Midgeley's Purple: Medium size, seedless, reddish-purple grapes in extremly large bunches. Firm, crisp & sweet. Excellent fresh & for raisins. Heavy producer. Cane or spur prune. Midseason ripening: September. Hardy to zone 6.
Thompson Seedless: Everyone's favorite & world's leading raisin variety. Medium sized greenish-white to golden seedless table & wine grape. Cane prune. Midseason ripening: Early August.
Assorted Wine Grapes
We also have a selection of Potted Wine & Table Grapes, Blueberries, and Citrus.
Please see our Roses page for our Bare Root Rose list.
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