Just Fruits and Exotics

Blackberry Varieties

UPRIGHT HEDGE VARIETIES

CHICKASAW Arkansas release, plant patent #11,861. Excellent, early ripening variety with large fruit that grows up to one inch! High yields over a 4 week season. Ripens mid-June. 600-700 chill hours. Zones 8A-8B. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft).

CHOCTAW Early ripening Arkansas variety, plant patent #6,678. Very large up to 1 inch fruit. Excellent fresh . Ripe early June. 400 chill hours. Zones 8A-8B. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

KIOWA A University of Arkansas release (plant patent #9,861) with fruit the size of golf balls! Plants are very vigorous. Fruit is excellent quality and ripens one week after Choctaw. Ripens mid to late June. 200-300 chill hours. Zones 8A-8B. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

OUACHITA University of Arkansas release (plant patent applied for). Vigorous and productive with 1 inch berries on a thornfree plant. Ripens starting early June over 5 weeks. Zones 8A-8B. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

ROSBOROUGH A Texas variety, Rosborough is a thorny upright grower with plenty of fruit production. Good-sized berries are said to be “slightly acid”. Rosborough has been shown to be well-adapted to the coastal plain, according to the Clemson University Extension Office Home & Garden Information Center. Ripens late May. Zones 7-9. $11.99 1 gal (2-3ft)

SOUTHERN A Central Florida heirloom passed on to us by a customer from the Melbourne area. Large, thumb-sized fruit with a great flavor. Try this one in Tampa and Orlando. Ripe June. Zone 9. $13.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

Boysenberry - Trailing Varieties

THORNLESS BOYSENBERRY Best jam-making berry around. Boysenberries are a flavor cross of raspberry and blackberry. Great flavor, and no thorns to boot! Thornless Boysenberry is a trailing plant that requires a trellis, and is self-pollinating. Ripens in July. Zones 8A-9. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

THORNED BOYSENBERRY Same delicious berry but this one has thorns. Requires a trellis, and is self-pollinating. Ripens in July. Zones 8A-9. $11.99 1 gal (1-2ft)

Fuzzy Raspberries

FUZZY RASPBERRY Hailing from Australia these fuzzy-leafed vines produce raspberries that thrive in humid conditions. Self fertile. Zones 7-9. $19.99 3 gal (1-2ft).

Elderberries

FLORIDA SELECT ELDERBERRY (Sambucus canadensis). Did you know that elderberries have more vitamin C per unit weight than oranges or tomatoes? So raise a toast to elderberry wine and spread your toast with elderberry jam! This lovely native tree, mostly evergreen in Zones 8-11, is found in wet woodlands and floodplain forests. The tree is 6-10 feet tall with delicate, fernlike leaves. Masses of 10 inch, flat-headed clusters of tiny flowers resemble lilacs and bloom spring into fall. Small berries attract birds, butterflies, wine makers and other wildlife when ripe in late summer. Zones 8-11. $26.99 3 gal (2-3ft)




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