FRUITING Plants, Seeds and Dried Herb
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Concord - Blue-black grape that has become the favorite
for commercial production for juices and jellies. Fruits are sweet and
ripen in late summer. Seeded
| # P695 2yr. plant $
15.95 |
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| # P2-695 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $19.95 |
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| # P12-695 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $54.95 |
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BLACKBERRY - Hardy to -40F (-40C)
Arapaho - This erect growing thornless blackberry is
one of the earliest of the season, producing large berries with very
small seeds. New canes are produced by natural layering and are
produced from the roots, as well. Hardy to USDA Zone 6
| # P1354 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-1354 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-1354 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Chester - Canes are cold-hardy and productive, with large firm
sweet berries. Hardy to USDA Zone 5
| # P2660 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-2660 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-2660 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Wild blackberry - Dried leaves, cut and sifted
| #B4z-3966CS Dried leaves, cut and
sifted 4oz $24.99 |
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| #B1lb-3966CS Dried leaves, cut and
sifted 1lb $49.95 |
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BLUEBERRY
Blueberries are a traditional American fruit, used for pies,
jellies and jams. There are two main types: Highbush, or cultivated
blueberries and Lowbush, or wild types. Highbush berries grow to a
height of 10ft. or more and, generally, have larger fruits . Lowbush
berries grow to only about 3ft. and have smaller berries. There
are varieties of both types that do well in warmer or cooler climates,
thus there are Northern highbush, Southern highbush and Northern and
Southern lowbush varieties. Plant at least one plant of two or
more varieties to guarantee pollination.
All blueberries prefer a slightly acidic soil with optimum pH at 4.0-5.2.
Soil should be slightly moist, so compact clay soils aren't blueberry-friendly.
If your soil pH is higher, you can lower it by adding quantities of
loam, compost (oak leaves are great), or sulfur. Porosity can
be increased by adding peat. Plant the bushes rather shallowly
(no deeper than 6"). Keep the weeds down, but make certain that
you don't cultivate deeply around the roots - blueberries have shallow
root systems that can be damaged by deep cultivation. Also, you should
choose an area to plant that has good circulation and away from tree roots.
Don't prune until you have about three year's growth, then remove weak
shoots. As the bushes age, they will require heavier pruning, so
don't be afraid to "lay into 'em".
Northern Highbush - USDA Zone 3-6
Bluecrop - Midseason. This is the leading
commercial variety of blueberry grown in the US, producing high yields
of large berries with exceptional taste that do very well for eating
fresh, freezing or canning. Frost and winter hardy.
| # P692 2yr. plant $
19.95 |
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| # P4-692 (2yr. plants) Four plants for $39.99 |
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Blueray - Midseason. Bushes produce large
dark blue fruits with surpassing sweetness. A favorite variety
for the Midwest and Northeast US. Frost and winter hardy.
| # P844 2yr. plant $
19.95 |
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| # P4-844 (2yr. plants) Four plants for $39.99 |
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Southern Highbush - USDA Zone 7-10
Sharpblue - Early. The leading and most adaptable
in low chill areas. Bushes reach 6 ft. in height and in milder
areas will bloom and produce fruit year 'round. Fruit is dark blue and
the size of a dime. Excellent for areas that recieve less than
500 chilling hours.
| # P2667 2yr. plant $
19.95 |
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| # P4-2667 (2yr. plants) Four plants for $39.99 |
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Misty - Early. Berries are medium to large and
a sky blue in color - sweet & juicy. The bush is also a lovely
ornamental with blue green foliage. Requires only 300 hours of
chilling to produce a bumper crop.
| # P2668 2yr. plant $
19.95 |
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| # P4-2668 (2yr. plants) Four plants for $39.99 |
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BOYSENBERRY
Thornless - This trailing relative of the blackberry
has long vigorous canes that produce a great quantity of 2in. long
dark, tart berries. Frost and winter hardy to 20 degrees.
| # P846 1yr. plant $
27.95 |
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| # P4-846 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $59.99 |
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| # P12-846 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $79.99 |
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ELDERBERRY
New York Blue - 1/4 inch blue berries are borne in clusters
and are used to make jams, jellies and wines. Hardy to USDA Zone
5. Plant height: 15ft.
| # P1071 1yr. plant $
27.95 |
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| # P4-1071 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $59.99 |
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| # P12-1071 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $79.99 |
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Wild Elderberry - Sambucus nigra - Medicinal - Elderberry flowers
are used to treat colds and flu by promoting perspiration
| #B1lb-2321W Dried whole berries
1lb $28.99 |
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| #B4z-2321WF Dried flowers
whole 4oz $28.99 |
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| #B1lb-2321WF Dried flowers
whole 1lb $39.99 |
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GOOSEBERRY
Pixwell - Nearly thornless canes produce an abundance
of round sweet fruits that ripen to pink. Great for pies, jams,
or eating straight from the bush.
| # P847 2yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-847 (2yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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GRAPES
Catawba - Sweet red grapes are used for eating and for
wine. Ripens about 2 weeks after Concord.
| # P2664 2yr. plant $
24.95 |
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| # P2-2664 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $34.95 |
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| # P12-2664 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $54.95 |
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Concord - Blue-black grape that has become the favorite
for commercial production for juices and jellies. Fruits are sweet and
ripen in late summer. Seeded
| # P695 2yr. plant $
15.95 |
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| # P2-695 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $19.95 |
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| # P12-695 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $54.95 |
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Canadice - The perfect red table grape. Large clusters
of sweet fruits ripen up to 2 weeks earlier than Concord. Seedless.
| # P848 2yr. plant $
34.95 |
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| # P2-848 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $49.95 |
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| # P12-848 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $119.95 |
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Himrod - Seedless white grapes - sweet & juicy.
Good table variety.
| # P2765 2yr. plant $
34.95 |
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| # P2-2765 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $49.95 |
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| # P12-2765 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $119.95 |
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Muscadine - A grape species native to the southern US,
purple in color, very sweet with tough skins and seeds. Good
juice grape. Grows not in bunches, but in loose clusters.
| # P12-2701 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $139.95 |
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Scuppernong - Bronze/green colored muscadine native to the southeastern
US where they grow in huge patches, covering intire hillsides or creek
banks. The fruits are about the size of a dime, are bronze-green
in color and are very sweet. A favorite for juices, jellies and
jams.
| # P2767 2yr. plant $
24.95 |
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| # P2-2767 (2yr. plants) Two plants for $34.95 |
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| # P12-2767 (2yr. plants) Twelve plants for $54.95 |
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Grapeseed Powder
| #B4z-5240 Dried ground seed
4oz $27.99 |
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| #B1lb-5240 Dried ground seed
1lb $44.99 |
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RASPBERRY - Hardy to -30F (-34.4C)
Fall Gold - Truly prolific producer of golden honey sweet berries.
Two crops: one in July, the other in September.
| # P1219 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-1219 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-1219 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Heritage Red - Disease free berries with large red fruits.
Sweet and juicy.
| # P1218 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-1218 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-1218 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Jewell - Early heavy yields of large black raspberries, ripening
all at once.
| # P698 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-698 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-698 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Latham - Large red raspberries ripening evenly
over a 3 week period. Good producer.
| # P699 1yr. plant $
16.95 |
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| # P4-699 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $29.99 |
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| # P12-699 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $59.99 |
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Wild Raspberry - Rubus idaeus - The leaves of this plant have been used
for centuries to treat diarrhea and menstrual problems.
| #B1lb-4231CS Dried leaves cut and
sifted 1lb $24.99 |
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| #B1lb-4231G Dried leaves cut and
sifted 1lb $32.95 |
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SERVICEBERRY - Hardy to -40F (-40C)
Saskatoon - This 6-10ft. shrub has pretty white
flowers and yields hundreds of blue-purple berries that are wonderful
for making pies, jams and jellies. The taste is similar to blueberries
and packs a high level of vitamin C. Like blueberries, it prefers
a slightly acidic soil, but is very tolerant.
| # P1062 2yr. plant $
27.95 |
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| # P4-1062 (1yr. plants) Four plants for $59.99 |
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| # P12-1062 (1yr. plants) Twelve plants for $79.99 |
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STRAWBERRY
Fresca (45days) Deep red 1in. berries grown from
seed! Everbearing bush type makes good variety for bedding or
pot cultivation.
| #1240 Packet $10.50, Approximately
100 seeds. |
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Ft. Laramie - Everbearing variety producing large sweet berries
with excellent flavor. Vigorous running type. Hardy to
-30F (-34.4C)
| #P12-2768 1 dozen plants $12.50
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| #P36-2768 3 dozen plants $19.95
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| #P96-2768 8 dozen plants $49.95
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Honeoye - Introduced by the New York Experimental Station,
this berry is a heavy producer of large sweet berries. Plants
are hardy.
| #P12-849 1 doz plants $12.50,
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| #P36-849 3 dozen plants $19.95
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| #P96-849 8 dozen plants $49.95
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Quinault - Everbearing type producing heavy crops of
large sweet fruits. Great all 'round berry.
| #P12-2769 1 doz plants $12.50,
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| #P36-2769 3 dozen plants $19.95
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| #P96-2769 8 dozen plants $49.95
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Surecrop - Fruits are large, bright red and firm.
Good shipping variety and ideal for freezing. Heavy producer.
| #P12-850 1 doz plants $12.50
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| #P36-850 3 dozen plants $19.95
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| #P96-850 8 dozen plants $49.95
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Temptation (45 days) Excellent everbearing bush type grown
from seed. Produces 1-1/2in. berries - good hanging basket variety.
| #1241 Packet $6.50, Approximately
100 seeds. |
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Wild Strawberry- Fragaria vesca - The leaves of the wild variety have
been used to treat urinary problems and diarrhea.
| #B1lb-4142 Dried leaves cut and sifted
1lb $27.99 |
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OTHERS
Wolfberry - Lycium barbarum - Perennial - Culinary,
Medicinal - Narrow leaves and lovely 1/2 -1 in. trumpet-shaped flowers
adorn this attractive native Chinese vine. Fruits, which appear in late
summer or early fall are deep red and have many tiny seeds. Dried, they
resemble cranberries. The leaves of the vine are often eaten as cooked
salad greens and the berries are a popular snack in Canton. In China,
the herb is used to strengthen muscles and bone, as a liver tonic and
to improve vision. Full sun; plant height: 10ft. Hardy to USDA Zone 5
| #158 Packet $4.50 Approximately
50 seeds. |
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| #P158 Plant $24.95 1st. yr. seedling |
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| #B1lb-158 Dried berries whole 1lb $34.50
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Chinese Wolfberry - Lycium chinense - (Go-gi-zi,
Di-gu-pi) Perennial- Culinary, Medicinal - Same as above, orginating in
East Asia. Full sun; plant height: 10ft. Hardy to USDA Zone 5
| #1003 Packet $4.50 Approximately
50 seeds. |
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| #P1003 Plant $24.95 1st. yr. seedling |
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Schisandra (Magnolia vine, Wu-wei-zi, Werenchun,
Wu-wei-zu)- Schisandra chinensis - Hardy climbing vine native to
China, Japan & Korea with dark green foliage and small pink
magnolia-like flowers and 1/2in. berries that are 10 times higher in
vitamin C than oranges. The Chinese have for centuries used the
berries to treat nervous conditions, asthma, chronic cough, diarrhea
and to strengthen the immune system. Adaptogenic and
immune-enhancing properties are similar to ginseng. Sometimes
referred to as 'the Chinese Prozac'. Berries are
produced the 3rd year when planted from seed. Full
sun or partial shade. plant height: 25-30ft. (vine) Hardy
to USDA Zone 4
| #190 Packet $10.50, Approximately
100 seeds. |
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| #B1lb-190W Dried berries whole 1lb $27.99
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| #B1lb-190G Dried berry powder 1lb $29.99
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