Primocane/Fall-Bearing. From September through October produces large, firm, sweet berries that have a champagne color. Highly productive variety. Grows in full sun, well drained soil, good air circulation.
Wild highbush blueberries are predominately found in wetland margins, moist woods, bogs, swamps and low areas. These plants are not named varieties, so not bred…
Early Fall. Heirloom variety popular with home gardeners. Great for fresh eating on processing. The fall crop is highly productive and ripens from the end…
Considered one of the more winter hardy and productive thornless varieties available, Chester blackberry produces large, high-quality fruit that ripens in early to mid-August. Fruit…
Late Summer-Early Fall Harvest. Ripens in September. Semi-dwarf tree. Great disease resistance. Medium size crisp fruit. Perfect for fresh eating, cooking, canning or keeping. Starts…