Veggies and Fruits

Exceptionally large, firm, sweet-tart berries — among the biggest of any Southern Highbush variety — ripen in an early-to-mid season window for a generous and reliable harvest Low chill-hour requirement of only 200 hours makes this a top performer in...

Color‑forward foliage—new growth emerges a delectable icy rose on pink stems, then matures to multicolored greens. Big harvest on a compact plant: large, plump berries on a tidy 3–4 ft. shrub fit borders, beds, and patio planters. Early season...

Ultra‑compact blueberry - just 2–3 ft. tall and wide - yet loaded with flavorful, early‑season berries. Glossy green foliage delivers a deep red fall display that can persist through winter in mild climates. Perfect for containers and edible...

Two-in-one planting: fruiting female and male pollinator in the same container for reliable yields. Fragrant, creamy white blooms in late spring; egg-sized fruit ripens in late autumn. Vigorous, fast-growing climber for arbors, trellises, and...

Ornamental deciduous fruit tree with brilliant fall color and glowing orange-red fruit that clings into winter Classic Hachiya persimmon: astringent when firm, sweet when fully soft and jelly-like (spoonable) Self-pollinating and versatile—train...

Extra-aromatic, needle-like foliage delivers an exceptionally bold pepper-and-lemon flavor that elevates grilled meats, roasted vegetables, and herb-infused oils — fresh or dried. Long, straight, sturdy stems were practically made for the grill —...

Deep purple-black, finely cut foliage delivers a Japanese-maple look in an easy-care shrub Creamy pink spring flowers followed by blackish-red berries in fall for multi-season interest Great for borders, hedges, and privacy screens—reaches 6–8 ft...

Evergreen edible ornamental with tropical, guava-like fruit that ripens in late fall Showy early-summer flowers with fleshy white petals and bold red accents Versatile growth: train as a hedge, espalier, privacy screen, or small specimen tree ...

Produces some of the largest, mildest-flavored berries among all Southern Highbush varieties, ripening early season over an extended harvest window for multiple pickings. Exceptionally low chill hour requirement of just 150-200 hours makes it...

Completely non-astringent fruit can be enjoyed crisp like an apple or allowed to soften to a honey-sweet, custard-like richness - no waiting required Self-fertile tree produces abundant, seedless, bright orange fruit each fall without the need for a...

A California-bred, late-season avocado delivering the same rich, creamy, nutty flavor as the beloved Hass — with fruit that can weigh up to 18 oz and an impressive oil content of 19–23% Exceptionally productive Type A flowering tree known to yield...