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FRUIT BEARING PLANTS

Legend:  S  =Sun      PS  = Part Shade       PS = Shade    N = Native plants    

Almost any garden has a spot for a few berry plants so you can enjoy growing, harvesting
and eating
the freshest fruit treats available. Prices include royalty fees.

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Asparagus ‘Jersey Supreme ’
     

Vigorous all male variety with uniform succulent spears, resistant to rust and fusarium.
Space 12” apart in 6” deep furrows in a well drained sunny location, near neutral pH and cover crowns with 2” of soil. Fill in as spears grow until level with surrounding soil. Water well first year.
25 crowns/$12

 



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Blackberry 'Triple Crown’
     

Thornless semi-erect variety, vigorous and hardy.
Crop ripens late July/August. Space plants 2’ apart in a well drained sunny location.
5 bare root plants /$25


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Blueberry 'Blueray/Bluecrop’
     

One of each for best cross-pollination and fruit production.
Both varieties are adapted for winter hardiness, reaching 4-5’ in height. Soil pH must be 4.5-4.8. Space 4’-5’ apart
One of each variety, 18"-30"/$25

 

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Raspberry 'Killarney ’
     

Large fruit with excellent flavor, early-mid season
 summer red variety, plant in a sunny well drained site.    
Vigorous and productive. Space 2’ apart
10 bareroot plants/$25

 

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Rhubarb 'McDonald’      

Rhubarb is a very easy crop for the home gardener. Plant 3' apart with top of division level with soil surface. Adding compost or manure yearly increases yields.
Bareroot division $9

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Strawberry 'Jewel’
     

Great flavor, winter hardy - Jewel is a great variety for the
home gardener. A late-midseason variety with great
flavor. Sun, 12”-18” apart, 3’-4’  
between  rows.
25 bareroot plants/$8

 

 

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