A hardy pomegranate. I am not really counting on getting Pomegranates off these bushes, but they are a gorgeous pest free ornamental. I have them in gallons and in the field.
| Size: 1 gallon | Price: $30.00 |
| Size: Field grown | Price: $105.00 |
Category Archives: Edible Plants
Morus ‘White Ivory’
This is the mulberry that really blew me away this year; the fruit is big, white with a crimson blush, and it is amazingly sweet and flavorful—indescribable actually. The problem with theses new big white cultivars is I don’t know the hardiness zone. Normally white mulberries (Sweet Lavender, Beautiful Day, etc) are super hardy, but I’m going to need some feedback from some of you who try these big ones.
| Size: 1 gallon | Price: $30.00 |
| Size: Field grown | Price: $115.00 |
Morus ‘El Dorado’
Always on the lookout for a good sized white mulberry since they don’t stain, I have hit the jackpot with a few this year. This one is El Dorado; the scionwood came from Hungary and that is all I can say about its provenance; it is sweet with some complexity to the flavor and the tree which has shiny large leaves is a slow grower to maybe 15’.
| Size: 1 gallon | Price: $30.00 |
| Size: Field grown | Price: $115.00 |
Vitis Canadice grape
This pink seedless is a favorite in the Northwest where summers can be cool because it can be relied on to produce good crops of excellent spicy-sweet grapes. They aren’t huge, but not tiny either. It is one of the few seedless grapes that I don’t object to the skin. | Size: Bareroot | Price: $9.50 | Size: Gallon | Price: $25.00 |
Ficus ‘Chicago Hardy’ fig
This is probably the hardiest fig I grow. Some say it can stand zone 4, and that may be true with lots of hay on top and it will still freeze back to the roots, but as with all figs it will regrow and fruit on new wood. The fruit is purple and sweet.
| Size: 1 gallon | Price: $30.00 |
| Size:Field grown | Price: $115.00 |
Fuyu (Diosporos lotos ‘Fuyu’)
Fuyu (Diosporos lotos 'Fuyu')
These are the pumpkin shaped persimmons that you can eat firm. It is early December and mine are still hanging on the bare tree. I bring them in and let them sit for a day or two and they are delicious. I don’t think the tree is hardier than zone 6. It gets about 15 feet tall and has glossy green somewhat leathery leaves. One of my favorites.
| Size: 1 gallon | Price: $30.00 |
| Size:Field grown | Price: $115.00 |
Vitis ‘Venus’ Grape Venus
Venus (Vitis 'Venus')
Large black very sweet seedless, ripens early September.
| Size: Bareroot | Price: $9.50 |
| Size: Gallon | Price: $25.00 |
Vitis ‘Thomcord’ grape
Early blue seedless with an amazing flavor; a cross between Thompson and Concord, the grape manages to exhipit both flavors.
| Size: Bareroot | Price: $9.50 |
| Size: Gallon | Price: $25.00 |
Vitis ‘Neptune’ grape
Netptune (Vitis 'Netptune')
Large clusters of golden early seedless grapes.
| Size: Bareroot | Price: $9.50 |
| Size: Gallon | Price: $25.00 |
Vitis ‘Madelaine Angevine’ grape
Early-ripening vinifera type; white grape.
| Size: Bareroot | Price: $9.50 |
| Size: Gallon | Price: $25.00 |