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Rockin’ Double Raspbery

Big, juicy, high quality fruit will be available in early summer and again in fall on this exciting selection that will rock your edible garden! Much larger fruit and more […]

Prime-Ark® Freedom Thornless Blackberry

Most blackberries only bear fruit on second-season canes a new variety,Prime-Ark® Freedom, developed by the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, is the world’s first thornless primocane-fruiting blackberry, meaning […]

Vintage Raspberry

Looking for that picturesque delicious berry you see in the store? Look no further with ‘Vintage’! A berry plant that is often sought after for it’s higher yield rate, longer […]

Navaho Blackberry

Navaho is an upright,blackberry producer on a thornless shrub. When berries are not in season, there are clusters of pinkish-white blossoms. Excelent snack for a hot summer day when matured […]

Purple Pavement Rose

A dense, rounded mound of a plant with a continuous show of semi-double purple-crimson flowers. Very hardy with bright red, bird attracting hips in the fall and winter months.

Virginiana Rose

Create a beautiful wildlife bonanza in your landscape with this American Beauties rose that everyone and every critter will prize! Virginia Rose is easy to grow with an abundance of […]

Swamp Rose

This wide ranging native is a staple of moist areas but is perfectly happy to grow in any landscape location and is a plant that brings a lot to the […]

Carefree Wonder Rose

Carefree and colorful, ‘Carefree Wonder’ is the ideal rose for your landscape if you are a beginner or a rose growing pro because it is so floriferous, yet so problem-free […]

Red Lake Red Currant

Red Lake’ is appealing not only for its fruit but for its compact, mounding habit and glossy green foliage that makes a stand out ornamental shrub. This selection produces long, […]

Staghorn Sumac

Rhus typhina is the largest of the North American sumacs. It is native along woodland edges, roadsides, and stream embankments. Resembling the velvet that covers a stag’s horn, Staghorn sumac […]