2023 Fruit Tree and Shrub List

Now is the time of year to plant trees and shrubs! Check out our Fruit Tree List 2023

Please remember, this list doe not reflect availability. Some inventory may be sold out so we suggest giving us a call and we will gladly check on availability for you.

Name	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
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Apples	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Akane	Red	Early September	Scab Resistant	Sweet and Tart
Amere De Berthcourt	Gree/white	October	Cider
Amere De Berthcourt	Brown russet	Early-Mid October		Cider apple
Belle de Boskoop	Green and red russet	October	Triploid, Antique	M-111, Keeps well
Beni Shogun Fuji	Red	Mid-Late September	Early Fuji Apple	Crisp, juicy very sweet
Bramley’s Seedling	Green and red	Early October	Triploid, English cooking apple, scab resistant	potted only
Chehalis	Sweet yellow	Mid August	Scab Resistant	Excellent pollinator
Cortland	Red	Early September	4 YO
Cosmic Crisp	Red	Mid-Late September	Scab Resistant	Keeps well
Cox’s Orange Pippin	Red w/ Orange Flush	Mid September
Dolgo	Crimson Red	September	Crab, 1 1/2″ long, very disease resistant	Siberian variety of Crabapple, great pollinator
Early Pink Lady (Maslin)	Yellow w/ Pink Blush	Late September		Ripens 3-4 weeks earlier
Fameuse	Orange Red Streaked	Mid-Late September	Bright white flesh, Antique
Gold Sentinel	Yellow	Early-Mid October	Columnar
Gravenstein	Red and Green	Early-Mid October	Triploid, Antique	Vigorous
Honeycrisp	Red	Early-Mid October	Scab Resistant
Hudson’s Golden Gem	Yellowish Brown Russet	Mid September	Scab Resistant, Antique	M-111
Jonagold	Yellow Green w/ Red Stripes	Mid September – Late October	Triploid	Vigorous
Jonamac	Red	Early September
Karmjin de Sonnaville	Red Orange	Early-Mid October	4 YO, Triploid, Antique	Limited
King	Red Stripe	Early-Mid October	Triploid, Antique	Vigorous

Liberty	Dark Red	Early-Mid October	Scab resistant. McIntosh Type
Macoun	Dark Purple Red Blush over Green	Late September-Early October	McIntosh type	Best for fresh eating, limited
McIntosh	Dark Red/Crimson	September	May fruit first year	Heirloom variety
Melrose	Red/yellow	Early September to Mid-Late October	Red Flesh, pink blooms	Keeps well
Mountain Rose	Yellow	Early-September	Red flesh, pink blooms	Keeps well
Mountain Rose	Greenish Yellow	Mid-October	Antique	Limited
Newtown Pippin	Yellow Green w/white dots	Mid-October	Sweet/tart, antique	Keeps well, limited
Northpole	Red	Mid-Late September	Columnar
Pink Lady	Pink/Red/Yellow/Green	Late September	AKA Cripp’s Pink	Keeps well, fresh eating and cooking
Pink Pearl	Yellow	Late September	Bright pink flesh
RedLove Calypso	Red w/red flesh	Early October	Scab/Powdery Mildew Resistant	M-7 Rootstock
RedLove Era	Red w/red flesh	Mid September	Disease Resistant	M-7 Rootstock
RedLove Odysso	Red w/red flesh	Late September/Early October	Scab/Powdery Mildew Resistant	M-7 Rootstock, vigorous
Red Gravenstein	Red yellow stripes	Early September	Sweeter than Gravenstein Triploid	Good for baking, cooking
Red Jonagold	Red	Early-Mid October	Triploid	Vigorous
Rosey Glow	Bright Red	Mid-August	Fresh eating, cooking	Pink Lady type
Scarlet Sentinel	Greenish Yellow	Mid-Late September	Columnar	Disease resistant
Summer Red	Red	Mid September		Keeps well
Sunrise	Red	Mid September		Keeps well
Scarlet Surprise	Bright Red	Mid-Late August	Red Flesh
Spartan	Dark Red	Mid October	Scab resistant, McIntosh Type
Spitzenburg	Yellow/Blush Red	Mid-Late October		Classic American variety, Fresh Eating, Keeps well, M-111
Summerred	Red	Early August	Macintosh type
Sunrise Magic	Red	Mid October	NEW!
Tasty Red	Bright Red	September	Columnar	Urban series
Whitney	Yellow/Red	September	Crab. Scab Resistant	Best eating crabapple
Williams Pride	Red	Early August	Scab resistant	Sweet, rich, spicy flavor.
Yellow Transparent	Yellow	Early August	Scab resistant, Antique
Key: SD=Semi Dwarf, D=Dwarf, MD=Mini-dwarf, BR=Bare Root, P=Potted (Trees and pricing are for SD, unless otherwise indicated.)

Triploid: Does not pollinate other trees
Almond		Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Nitika’s Pride	Soft shell	September	Very late blooming	needs pollinator
Prima Vera	Soft shell	September	Very late blooming	needs pollinator
Apricots	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Bongo	Yellow-Orange	June-July
Harcot	Yellow-Orange	July – August	Self fertile Resistance to perennial canker and brown rot,	Freestone
Harglow	Deep orange w/ red blush	August	Self fertile. Resistance to perennial canker and brown rot.	Freestone
Puget Gold	Orange	Early August	Self fertile	Freestone
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Apriums	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes

Flavor Delight	Bright Yellow	Mid-July	Self fertile, does better with “friends”	Semi-freestone

Aronia Berries (Black Chokeberries)	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Autumn Magic	Black	September	Self-fertile.	Great Fall color for landscape plantings
Dwarf	Black	September		About 3′ high
Iroquois Beauty	Black	September		2-3′ high 4-5′ wide
Lowscape Hedger	Black	n/a	Non suckering, bears little to no fruit	5′ high by 3′ wide
Lowscape Mound	Black	September		24″ by 24″
Nero	Black	September	Fall color	3-4′ x 3-4′
Viking	Black	Late-August – Mid-September	Self-fertile	3-6′ x 3-6′
Lowscape Mount	Black	September		24″x24″
Lowscape Hedger	Black	September	Non-suckering, bears little to no fruit	5′ high by 3’wide
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Autumn Olives	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Amber	Golden Yellow	September	Self fertile	Disease/pest resistant
Garnet	Reddish Bronze	Late-September	Self fertile	Disease/pest resistant
Ruby	Brilliant Red	Late-September	Self fertile	Disease/pest resistant

Blackberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Arapaho	Black	Mid-June	Thornless
Baby Cakes	Black		Thornless, Dwarf	Bushel & Berry, Perfect for patio pots
Black Satin	Deep Blue	July	Thornless	Doesn’t produce suckers
Boysenberry	Dark Maroon	July and September	Thornless
Columbia Star	Black	July	Thornless	requires trellising
Columbia Giant	Black	Late June-July	Thornless
Marionberry	Black	June – July		Cross between Chehalem and Ollalie
Prime Ark Traveler	Black	July to frost	Thornless	Primocane
Tayberry	Maroon	June – July		Cross between loganberry and black raspberry, requires trellising
Chester	Black	Mid-August – Mid-September	Thornless
Lochness	Black	August	Thornless
Loganberry	Dark Red	Mid-July – Mid-August	Thornless
Silvan	Purple Black	June-July		requires trellising 6′
Triple Crown	Black	August	Thornless
Austin Dewberry	Black	May to June

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Blueberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Berkeley	Dusty Blue	July – August	Highbush Blueberry	6’x6′ yellow stem
Blue Ozark	Blue	July	Southern Highbush Blueberry
Blueberry Glaze	Deep Blue almost black	July	Lowbush, High in antioxidants	Bushel & Berry
Aurora
Berrybush
Bluecrop	Blue	July – August	Highbush Blueberry	Most popular
Bluegold	Blue	Late-June – Early-July	Highbush Blueberry	4-6′
Bluejay	Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Blueray	Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Bonus	Blue	July-August	Northern Highbush	Very large berries
Bluetta	Light Blue	June	Northern Highbush	3-5′, very high in anti-oxidants
Bountiful Blue	Blue	September	Southern Highbush Blueberry	Bushel & Berry, Semi-Evergreen in mild climates, Blue foliage
Brunswick	Sky Blue	July	Lowbush	Semi-Evergreen in mild climates. Great Fall color foliage.
Burlington	Light Blue	July	Highbush Blueberry
Cabernet Splash	Blue	June – July	3-4′ x 3-4′	Foliage interest througout season
Chandler	Blue	September	Highbush Blueberry, Largest Berry
Chippewa	Light Blue	July	Lowbush
Collins	Light Blue	July – August	Highbush Blueberry
Darrow	Blue	September	Northern Highbush, Largest Berry
Dixie	Blue	July – August	Highbush Blueberry
Draper	Blue	July	Highbush Blueberry
Duke	Light Blue	Late- May	Northern Highbush
Earliblue	Light Blue	June-July	Northern Highbush
Eberhardt	Blue	Late-July	Northern Highbush
Elliott	Blue	July-August	Highbush Blueberry
Katherine
Jelly Bean
Herbert
Hardiblue	Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Ivanhoe	Blue	June – August	Highbush Blueberry
Jelly Bean	Blue	July – August	Half-High	Bushel & Berry
Herbert
Jersey	Blue	July – August	Northern Highbush
Jewel	Blue	July	Southern Highbush
Jubilee	Powder Blue	June	Southern Highbush
Liberty	Sky Blue	July – August	Highbush Blueberry
Mini Blue	Vibrant Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Misty	Sky Blue	June	Southern Highbush
Jubilee
Legacy
Liberty
Midnight Cascade
Misty
Nelson	Medium Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Nocturne	Dark Black	Mid-July	Hybrid
Norman	Blue	June-July	Southern Highbush
Northblue	Dark Blue	July	Half-High
Northcountry	Blue	July	Half-High
Nocturne	Dark Blue	Mid-July	Hybrid
Northblue	Dark Blue	July	Half-High
North Country	Blue	July	Half-High
Northsky
Northland	Medium Blue	June-July	Northern Highbush
Northsky	Sky Blue	July	Half-High
O’neal	Blue	June	Southern Highbush
O’Neal	Blue	June	Southern Highbush
Olympia	Medium Blue	Late July	Northern Highbush
Patriot	Medium Blue	June- July	Northern Highbush
Peach Sorbet	Blue	Mid-July	Lowbush	Bushel & Berry
Perpetua	Blue	Early-July to October	Highbush, Evergreen	Bushel & Berry
Pink Icing	Blue	Mid July	Lowbush	Bushel & Berry
Perpetua
Peach Sorbet
Pink Lemonade	Bright Pink	July-August	Pink Berry
Pink Popcorn	Cream Pink to Pink	June-July	Pink Berry, Northern Highbush
Polaris	Light Blue	June-July	Lowbush
Razz	Periwinkle Blue	Early-Mid-July	Northern Highbush
Reka	Dark Blue	July	Northern Highbush
Sierra	Blue	June – July	Northern Highbush	Very Large Berries
Southmoon	Sky Blue	July-August	Southern Highbush
Pink Popcorn	Cream Pink to Pink	June-July	Northern Highbush
Pink Icing
Polaris
Rancocas
Razz
Reka
Saphire Cascade
Spartan	Light Blue	June – July	Northern Highbush
Silver Dollar
Sierra
Stanley	Medium Blue	July-August	Heirloom Highbush
Star	Medium Blue	July	Southern Highbush
Sunrise	Medium Blue	June – July	Northern Highbush
Star
Sunshine Blue	Blue	June – July	Southern Highbush	Bushel and Berry
Sweetheart	Blue	Early June & August	Highbush	Two crops
Tophat	Light Blue	June – July	Lowbush
Sweetheart	Blue	Early June & August	Highbush
Tophat	Light Blue	June – July	Lowbush
Toro	Light Blue	July	Northern Highbush	Large Berries
Washington
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Cornelian Cherry
Elegant
Pioneer
Red Dawn
Cherries (Sweet)	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Angela	Black	Mid-July	Self Fertile, resists cracking	Sweet
Bing	Black	Early-July	Pollinators: Rainier, Stella, Montmorency	Sweet
Black Gold	Deep Red	Mid-June	Self Fertile	Sweet
Glacier	Dark Red	Mid-June	Self Fertile	Sweet
Lapins	Red	Late-July	Self Fertile	Sweet
Rainier	Yellow w/ Red Blush	Late-May Early-June	Pollinators: Bing, Stella, Montmorency	Sweet
Stella	Reddish Black	Mid-June	Self Fertile, resists splitting	Sweet
Sweetheart	Bright Red	Late-July	Self Fertile	Sweet
White Gold	Yellow Blush Red	Mid-June	Self Fertile	Sweet
Crimson Passion	Dark Red	Late July	Self-Fertile/Own Rootstock	Pie
Vandelay	Black	July	Self Fertile, resists cracking and canker	Pie
Cherries (Pie)
Carmine Jewel	Dark Red	July		Pie
Crimson Passion	Dark Red	Late July	Self fertile/own root stock	Pie/Sweet
Montmorency	Bright Red	Mid-Late July	Self Fertile but will not pollinate sweet cherries	Pie
Morello	Deep Crimson Red	August	Self Fertile	Pie
North Star	Red	Mid-June	Self Fertile	Pie
Surefire	Fire Engine Red	August	Self Fertile	Pie
Juliet	Deep Red	August	Self Fertile	Bush
Romeo	Crimson Red	August	Self Fertile	Bush
Key: SD=Semi Dwarf, D=Dwarf, MD=Mini-dwarf, BR=Bare Root, P=Potted (Trees and pricing are for SD, unless otherwise indicated.)

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Combination Fruit Trees	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Apple 1			4-way	Sunrise, Honeycrisp, Gravenstein, Cosmic Crisp, Chehalis
Apple 2			4-way
Apple			4-way
Apple 2			5-way	Spartan, Honeycrisp, Chehalis, Akane, Liberty
Apple			5-way	Chehalis, Cosmic Crisp, Zestar, Sunrise Magic, Gravenstein
Cherry			4-way	Royal Ann, Stella, Rainier, Van
Cherry			5-way	Royal Ann, Glacier, Stella, Van, Rainier
Cherry			6-way	Royal Ann, Bing, Glacier, Rainier, Van, Stella
Fruit Cocktail			3-way	Hardy Red Nectarine, Puget Gold Apricot, Lapin Cherry
Fruit Cocktail			4-way
Fruit Cocktail			5-way	Italian Prune Plum, Lapin, Stella, Hardy Red, Frost Peach, Puget Gold Apricot
Fruit Salad			4-way	Frost Peach, Nadia Plum, Green Gage Plum, Hardy Red Nectarine
Fruit Salad			6-way	Frost Peach, Nadia Plum, Harcot Apricot, Brooks Plum, Hardy Red Nectarine
Peach			4-way	Salish Summer, Frost, Muir, Indian Free
Pear (Asian)			3-way	Nijisseiki, Chojuro, Shinseiki
Pear (Asian)			3-way	Shinseiki, Chojuro, Anjou
Pear (Asian)			4-way
Pear (Asian)			5-way	Kosui, Shinseiki, Chojuro, Nijisseiki, Shinko
Pear (European)			3-way	Bosc, Rescue, Bartlett, Red Bartlett
Pear (European)			4-way	Red Bartlett, Bartlett, Summercrisp, Seckel
Pear (European)			4-way	Flemish, Rescue, Bartlett, Red Bartlett
Pear (European)			5-way	Bartlett, Bosc, Flemish Beauty, Red Bartlett, Rescue
Pear (European)			6-way	Rescue, Flemish Beauty, Red Bartlett, Bartlett, Anjou
Plum			4-way	Brooks, Yellow Egg, Stanley, Green Gage
Plum (European)			5-way	Brooks, Yellow Egg, Green Gage, Stanley
Key: SD=Semi Dwarf, D=Dwarf, MD=Mini-dwarf, BR=Bare Root, P=Potted (Trees and pricing are for SD, unless otherwise indicated.)

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Cranberry
Stevens				potted only
Currants	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Ben Lomond	Black	Mid July		partially self-fertile, plant with another black currant for higher production
Black September	Black	July
Blackdown	Black	July
Blanka	White	July	Slovakian variety
Cascade	Red	July		Fresh eating, jams, jellies and sauces
Champagne	Pink	Late September	Less Tart
Cherry Red	Red	July	Pest/Disease Resistant
Consort	Black	June-July	Tolerates shade
Crandall	Black	August	Fragrant Flowers	Also called “Clove Currant”
Missouri Giant	Black
Minaj Smiriou	Black
Gloire Des Sablons	Pink	July
Golden Flowering Currant	Black	June-July	Yellow edible flowers	Deep purple fall leaf color
Heros	Red	July
Hilltop Baldwin	Red	August		Rated best variety for jelly at WSU
Jonkheer Van Tets	Red	September	Mildew and aphid resistant, good for espalier
Minaj Smyriou	Red	October	Bulgarian variety	Excellent dried for cooking
Perfection	Red	November		Fresh eating, jellies, sauces, cooked desserts
Pamona	Red	December
Red Jade	Red	July
Red Lake	Red	Mid July
Rovada	Red	Mid July		Dutch variety
Rubina	Red	Mid July
Seabrook	Black	May-June
Swedish Black	Black
Swedish White	White	Mid July
Titania/Titan	Black	July	Crossed with Consort
Wilder	Red	July
Bar-Le-Duc	White	June-July		French variety
Primus	White	June-July
White Cherry	White	March-April
White Imperial	White	June-July
White Pearl	White	July
White Transparent	White	July	Pest/Disease Resistant
Zitavia	White	July

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Elderberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Adams	Dark Purple to Black	August	American
Bob Gordon	Dark Purple to Black	September	American
Haschberg	Bluish Black	September	European
Korsor	Dark Blue to Black	September	European
Nova	Dark Purple to Black	August-September	American
Ranch	Dark Purple to Black	September	American
Sambuco
York	Dark Purple to Black	September	American
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Espalier Fruit Trees	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Apple-combo	Varies		3-way	BR – Cosmic Crisp, Honeycrisp
Braeburn	Orange Red Streaked	Mid-October	3 tiers/fruit bearing age
Cosmic Crisp Apple	Red	Mid-Late September	Apple, Scab Resistant	Keeps well.
Fuji	Red with yellow/pink	October	3 tiers/fruit bearing age
Gravenstein	Red and Green	Early-Mid October	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	Triploid, Antique
Liberty	Dark Red	Early-Mid October	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	Scab resistant, McIntosh type
Spartan	Dark Red	Mid October	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	Scab resistant, McIntosh type
Pear-combo			European Pear	3-Tier – Barlett, Bosc, Red Clapp’s

Pear-combo			Asian Pear	3-Tier – Nijisseiki, Chojuro, Shinseiki
Anjou	Dark Maroon	Late September	AKA D’anjou, 3 tiers, fruit bearing age	European, egg-shaped
Red Bartlett	Dark Red	Late August	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	Fresh eating and canning
Nijiseikki	Russeted Golden Brown	August	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	AKA 20th Century/Asian
Shinseiki	Bright Yellow	July to August	3 tiers/fruit bearing age	AKA New Century
T=Tier

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Figs	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Black Jack	Purple w/Strawberry red flesh	July-September	Semi-dwarf
Chicago Hardy	Dark Mahogany w/pink flesh	July through Frost
Corky’s Honey Delight	Green w/Amber flesh	June and September
Desert King	Green/Yellow w/light strawberry flesh	Late July-Early August		Most productive
Lattarulla	Greenish yellow w/ amber flesh	July and September		AKA Italian Honey Fig
Little Miss Figgy	Dark purple w/strawberry flesh	Late July-Early August		Dwarf 4-6′
Little Ruby	Reddish brown w/ruby center	Late July-Early October
Negronne	Nearly black w/ dark red flesh	Late July-Early August		Good for containers AKA Violette du Bordeaux
Neverella	Brown w/opalescent flesh	Late July-Early August		AKA Osborne Prolific
Olympian	Green/purple striped w/violet flesh	July and September		Needs at least 8 hours of sun
Panache	Green and yellow stripes w/strawberry flesh	August-September	“Tiger Fig”
Peter’s Honey	Yellow green w/dark amber flesh	Late July-Early August
Petite Negra	Black w/deep red flesh	Late July-Early August	Dwarf 3-4′ tall
Silver Lyre	N/A	Early August-October	Mostly grown for ornamental use-fruit not the tastiest	Some websites say edible, but without actually tasting the figs
Stella	Green w/purplish red flesh	Late July-Early August
Vern’s Brown Turkey	Dark brown w/light amber flesh	Late July-Early August
Violette de Bordeaux	Purple/black w/strawberry flesh	August-frost	Good for containers or small spaces	Fresh eating, dried, preserves

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Goji Berries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Black Goji	Black	August to October	self-fertile	Fresh eating, dried, tea
Crimson Star	Bright Red	August to October	self-fertile	Chinese variety
Crimson Star	Bright Red	August to October	self-fertile	Fresh eating, dried, tea
Firecracker	Bright Orange-Red	August to October	self-fertile	Thornless
Goji Berry (no variety)	Bright Orange-Red	August to October	self-fertile
Red Emporer
Goji Original	Bright Orange Red	August to October	self-fertile
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Gooseberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Black Josta Currant/Gooseberry	Black	July
Black Velvet Gooseberry	Dark Red	June-July
Captivator Gooseberry	Red	June-July
Giant Josta	Black	July
Hinnomaki Red Gooseberry	Red	July		Finland variety
Friend Gooseberry
Hinnomaki Yellow Gooseberry	Yellow	July
Jewel Gooseberry	Peach	July		Polish variety
Josta Currant/Gooseberry	Black	July
Jostine Black Currant/Gooseberry	Black	July		Thornless
Oregon Champion Gooseberry	Yellow-Green	July		Pies, jams, canning, wines
Orus 8 Gooseberry	Red	July		Best for fresh eating, jams and cooking
Pixwell Gooseberry	Pink	June-July		Nearly thornless
Selby
Red George Gooseberry	Dark Red	July
Red Jostaberry Red Currant/Gooseberry	Dark Red	July	Most vigorous variety
Shefford Gooseberry	Green	June-July
Welcome Gooseberry	Red	July		Nearly thornless


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Goumis	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Viking
Red Gem	Red	July
Sweet Scarlet	Red	July

Grapes	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Boskoop Glory	Black	August-September	Seedless
Buffalo Black	Blue/Black	September	Seeded	Concord type
Campbell’s Early Blue	Blue/Black	August	Seeded	Concord type
Canadice	Red	Mid-August	Seedless
Chardonnay Dijon 76	Green/White	Late September	Wine grape
Claret Vine	Purple/Black	September	Tart grapes
Crimson Glory Vine	Blue/Black	September	Seeded/Non-Edible/EXCELLENT Fall Color	Ornamental-Fruit is not meant to be eaten
Einset	Dark Red	September	Seedless
Faith	Blue/Black	Late July-Early August	Seedless	Non slipskin
Joy	Blue/Black	Mid-August	Seedless	Non slipskin
Himrod White	Yellow	Early to mid Sep	Seedless
Interlaken	Green	September	Seedless
Jupiter	Reddish Blue	August	Seedless
Kay Gray	Green	Mid-August	Seedless
Lakemont	White	Late August	Seedless	small and sweet
Lynden Blue	Dark Blue	Early October	Seeded
Marquette	Deep Purple			Red Wine Grape
Neptune	Green/White	Early September	Seedless
Pinot Meunier	Purple/Black	July-August	Wine grape	Chardonnay Champagne type
Reliance	Red	August	Seedless
Remaily	Green	Mid August-Sept	Seedless
Siegerrebe	Red	Late September	Seeded	White wine/fresh eating grape
Schuyler Blue	Blue/Black	August	Seeded	Concord type
Suffolk Red	Bright Red	Mid to late September	Seedless
Van Buren Blue	Blue/Black	August	Seeded	Concord type
Vanessa Red	Deep Red	Mid Sep to Oct	Seedless

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Honeyberries/Sweetberry Honeysuckle	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Blue Forest	Dark Blue	June		2-3′ x 2-3′
Blue Hokkaido	Dark Blue	June	late blooming	4-5′
Blue Moon	Dark Blue	June		3-4′ x 3-4′
Blue Pacific	Dark Blue	June		2-3′
Blue Sea	Dark Blue	June	late blooming	4-5′
Blue Velvet	Medium Blue	June		4-5′ x 4-5′
Borealis	Blue	May-June		3-5′ x 3-5′
Cinderella	Blue	May-June	Extremely vigorous	3-4′ x 3-4′
Haskap	Blue	June	Straight genus and species, no variety	4-6′
Honey Bee	Blue	May-June		Pollinates Borealis, etc. 4-6′ x 3-5′
Indigo Gem	Blue	May-June		4-6′ x 3-4′
Sinoglaska	Violet Blue	June
Sugar Mountain	Dark Blue	June-July		AKA Yazberry 5-6′ x 5-6′
Tundra	Blue	Late May-Early June		4-6′ x 4-6′
Wojtek	Blue	Mid June-Mid July
Cinderella	Blue	May-June	vigorous	3-4′ x 3-4′
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Kiwis	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Ananasnaya	Green	September – October	Female/Hardy	AKA Pineapple Kiwi
Sweet N Solo	Brown/Green	Fall	Self Fertile/Fuzzy
Tomuri/Tomura	n/a	n/a	Male/Fuzzy	Can pollinate up to 8 female plants
Saanichton	Brown/Green	October – Early November	Female/Fuzzy	Requires pollinator – Matua
MALE Fuzzy	n/a	n/a	Male/Fuzzy	pollinates up to 8 females
MALE Hardy	n/a	n/a	Male/Hardy	pollinates up to 8 females
Matua	n/a	n/a	Male/Fuzzy	Pollinates Saanichton
Hayward	Brown/Green	October-Early November	Female/Fuzzy	New Zealand variety
Issai	Green	September – October	Self Fertile/Hardy	Will produce better with Flowercloud Male Kiwi
Jenny	Brown/Green	Late Summer, Early Fall	Female/Fuzzy Self Fertile
Kiwi Magic	Brown/Green	Late Fall	Self Fertile/Hardy	Male/Female on same plant
Ken’s Red	Reddish/Purple	September – October	Female/Hardy	Requires male pollinator
Geneva	Green	September – October	Female/Hardy	Requires male pollinator
Hardy Red	Cranberry Red w/ red flesh	September – October	Female/Hardy	Requires male pollinator
Rossana	Green	September – October	Female/Hardy	Requires male pollinator
Arctic Beauty	N/A	N/A	Male/Hardy	Pink and white variegated leaves
Frost Arctic Beauty	Green	August – September	Female/Hardy	Pink and white variegated leaves
Pasha	N/A	N/A	Male/Hardy	Pink and white variegated leaves
Prolific	Green	September – October	Self Fertile/Hardy	Will produce better with Male Kiwi
Saanichton	Brown/Green	October-Early November	Female/Fuzzy Self Fertile	Requires male pollinator

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Nectarines	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Hardy Red	Yellow with red blush	Early August
Harko	Yellow with red blush	Early July	Self-fertile	Canadian variety
Morton	Deep red, white flesh	Early August	Self-fertile
Nectar Babe	Yellow	July	Yellow freestone with sweet, rich, delicious flavor.	Pollenized by Honey Babe or other peach or nectarine. Miniature
Necta Zee	Red	June	Sweet, very flavorful yellow freestone, beautiful red skin.	Miniature

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Nectaplums	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Spice Zee	Pale Pink	July-August	Self-fertile, good fresh eating	Nectarine-Peach-Plum hybrid, Miniature

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Nuts	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Bounty Almond	Brown	September		Plant with Nikita’s Pride, Oracle, or Seaside
Nikita’s Pride Almond	Brown	September	Very late blooming	Lovell rootstock
Seaside Almond	Brown	September	Very late blooming	Plant with Nikita’s Pride, Oracle or Bounty
Epsilon Filbert	Brown	September	Eastern Filbert Blight resistant cultivar	Plant with Eta or Theta for cross-pollination. Incompatible pollenizer for Barcelona, Ennis, and Willamette, but great for all other varieties. Bearing Age: 2-3 years after planting.
Zeta Filbert	Brown	September	Eastern Filbert Blight resistant cultivar	Plant with Jefferson or Theta for cross-pollination.
Jefferson Filbert	Brown	September	Eastern Filbert Blight resistant cultivar	Plant with Theta or Eta for cross-pollination.
Sacajawea Filbert	Brown	September	Somewhat less resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight.	Plant with Yamhill for pollination.
Theta Filbert	Brown	September	Immunity to Filbert Blight.	Plant with Jefferson or Eta for cross-pollination.
Turkish Hazel	Brown	Early September		Self-fertile
Yamhill Filbert	Brown	September	Total resistance to Eastern Filbert Blight	Plant with Jefferson or Gamma for cross-pollination.
York Filbert	Brown	September	Eastern Filbert Blight resistant cultivar	Plant with Jefferson for cross-pollination. An excellent pollinator for McDonald, Wepster, Yamhill, Dorris and Sacajawea.
Zeta Filbert	Brown	September	Complete resistance to Eastern Filbert Blight.	Pollinates Epsilon, Theta, and Jefferson.
Black Walnut	Green	Late-September Early-October
Buartnut Walnut	Green	September	Cross of Butternut and Heartnut, easy to crack shell	Plant two together or one Buartnut and one Heartnut for pollination
Carpathian Walnut	Green	October	English walnut	Plant two together or one Carpathian with another walnut for pollination
Cascade Walnut	Green	Mid October	English walnut
Heartnut Walnut	Green	September	Japanese walnut	Plant two together or one Heartnut with one Buartnut for pollination
Manregion Walnut	Green	October	English walnut, easy to crack shell	Plant with Carpathian for pollination
Bouche de Betizac Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	Late September	French chestnut	Plant two for pollination
Chinese Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	October	Straight genus and species-no variety	Plant two for pollination
Colossal Seedling Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	Late September	Hybrid Japanese and European Chestnut	Plant two for pollination
Layeroka Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	Late September	Blight resistant/Cold Hardy	Does not make a good pollinator, plant another variety to pollinate this one
Marrisard Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	Late October	Hybrid Japanese and European Chestnut
Precoce Migoule Chestnut	Golden brown/spiny	Early September	French hybrid chestnut	Plant two for pollination

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Olives	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Arbequina	Dark Brown	October	Self-fertile; bigger crop with another variety	Spanish variety/35-40′ x 25′
Bountiful
Black Pearl	Black	October-November	Good pollinator-Frantoio	Smaller pits, Spanish variety/15-20’x10-15′
Harvest Joy	Green	October-November	Plant with another variety	Ukrainian variety/8-10′
Leccino	Brown	October	Good pollinator-Arbequina	Italian variety, semi-weeping form/12-15′
Lecci 27
Little Ollie	n/a	n/a	Dwarf, ornamental	NON-FRUITING/4-6’x4-6’/AKA Montra
Majestic Beauty	n/a	n/a	Ornamental only	NON-FRUITING/25-30’x25′
Manzanillo	Green to Black	October-November	Good pollinator-Frantoio	8-10′
Nikita Jubilee	Green to Black	October	Plant with another variety	10-20′
Perpetua	Green to Black	October	Plant with another variety	Ukrainian variety/10-20′
Premier	Green to Black	October-November	Plant with another variety	Ukrainian variety/8-10′
Seascape	Green to Black	October-November	Plant with another variety	Ukrainian variety/8-10′
Star of Crimea
Sevellano
Universal	Green to Black	October-November	Plant with another variety	Ukrainian variety/12-15′

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PawPaws	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Mango	Greenish yellow w/orange yellow flesh	September-October	Slow growing, long tropical looking foliage	Plant two varieties for pollination
Pennysilvania Golden
Potomic
Prolific	Greenish yellow w/orange yellow flesh	September-October	Slow growing, long tropical looking foliage	Plant two varieties for pollination
Sunflower	Greenish yellow w/orange yellow flesh	September-October		Plant two varieties for pollination
Tollgate
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Peaches	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Avalon Pride	Red with yellow blush	Mid to Late July	Self-Fertile/found in Issaquah	Semi-freestone
Bonanza	Yellow w/red blush, yellow flesh	June	Dwarf (Miniature)	Freestone
Charlotte	Orange red	Mid to late August		Semi-freestone
Eldorado	Yellow w/red blush, yellow flesh	Late May to mid June	Dwarf (Miniature)	Freestone
Flory	Yellow w/red blush, white flesh	Mid to Late July	Self-Fertile/Miniature
Frost	Yellow w/red blush, yellow flesh	Mid to late August	Self-fertile	Freestone
Galaxy	Creamy orange w/white flesh	Mid August	Self-fertile	Donut shaped
Honey Babe	Yellow	Early to mid July	Dwarf (Miniature)	Better production with pollenizer, freestone
Indian Free	White	August to September	Curl Resistant
Muir	Yellow	July to August	Curl Resistant
Pixzee
Salish Summer (WSU Q-1-8)	White Flesh	Late July to Early August	Curl Resistant	Dwarf
Snow Babe	Yellow w/red blush, white flesh	Late July to Early August	Self-Fertile/Miniature	New for 2020-2021
Veteran				Spray for leaf curl!
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Pears (Asian)	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Chojuro	Russeted Golden Brown	August	Plant with Hosui, Shinko	Asian
Hosui	Russeted Brownish Orange	August	Plant with Shinko, Chojuro, Bartlett or 20th Century (Nijisseiki)	Asian
Kosui	Russeted slight bronze	Mid July-Early August	Resistant to fire blight/plant with another asian variety	Asian
Kosui	Russeted slight bronze	August	Plant with Hosui, Shinko	Asian
Maxie	Red and yellow	Mid September	Cross between Nijisseiki and Red Bartlett	Eurasian
Nijisseiki	Russeted Golden Brown	August	Plant with Shinseiki, Bartlett, etc.	Asian/AKA 20th Century
Shinglo				Asian
Shinko	Golden Brown	Late September	Plant with another asian variety	Asian
Shinseiki	Bright yellow	July to August		Asian/AKA New Century
Reddy Robin	Red/Orange	September	Frequently called a “Papple”	Eurasian
Shinko	Golden Brown	Late September	plant with any other Adain variety	Asain
Shinseiki	Bright yellow	July to August	plant with any other Adain variety	Asian/AKA 20th Century
Pears (European)
Anjou	Dark Maroon	Late September	AKA D’anjou	European/Egg shaped
Bartlett	Russeted Green	August	AKA Williams	European
Bosc	Russeted Dark Yellow	Late September	Fresh eating, baking or drying AKA Kaiser	European
Comice	Yellow w/trace of red	Early October		European
Conference	Golden Brown	Early October		European
Flemish Beauty	Yellow skin w/Red Blush	Early September		European
Harrow Delight	Yellow w/red blush	July-August	Fireblight and scab resistant	European/OHxF 333
Orcas	Yellow w/ Carmine Blush	Early September	Great for canning, drying, eating fresh	European
Red Bartlett	Red			European
Red Clapp’s	Reddish Purple	Late August-Early September	Pollinate with Bosc	European/AKA Kalle Red
Rescue	Yellow w/ Bright Red-Orange Blush	September	Scab resistant. Good keeper.	European
Seckel				European
Ubileen	Yellow w/ Red Blush	Early August		European

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Persimmons	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Early Golden	Deep Orange	Late September	Round/American	Astringent, Partially self-fertile, needs male pollinator
Early Jiro	Bright Orange	October	Round/flattened	Non-astringent, AKA Ichi Ki Kei Jiro
Early Fuyu	Bright Orange	October	Round	Non-astringent,AKA Matsumoto
Fire Crystal	Bright Orange	October-November	Round	Astringent
Fuyu Imoto	Bright Orange	October-November	Square/flattened	Non-astringent
Fuyu Jiro	Deep Red-Orange	October-November	Medium/flattened	Non-astringent
Giant Fuyu	Bright Orange	October-November	Larger/rounder	Non-astringent
Hana Fuyu	Bright Orange w/red	September-October	Larger/rounder	Non-astringent
Hachiya	Deep Red-Orange	November-December	Large/Acorn shaped	Astringent
Izu	Bright Orange	September-October	Med/Lg Round	Non-astringent
MALE (American)	N/A	N/A	N/A	Use to pollinate American female varieties
Maru	Red-Orange	October	Medium Round	Non-astringent, AKA Chocolate
Matsumoto Wase Fuyu	Bright Orange	October	Round	Non-astringent/AKA Early Fuyu
Meader American	Deep Orange	Late September	Large/Round	Astringent
Nikita’s Gift	Red-Orange	Mid-Late October	Flattish	Astringent/Hybrid
Nishimura Wase	Bright Orange	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Med/Lg Round	AKA Coffeecake Persimmon/Non-astringent
Saijo	Bright Orange	September-October	Conical	Astringent
Sweet Fuyu
Tanenashi	Red-Orange	September-October	Conical	Astringent
Raven	Bright Orange	September-October	Asain, Med
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Plums (European)	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Blue Damson	Blue	September	Fresh eating, jams, jelly, prunes; more tart than sweet	European/plant with another European for pollination
Brooks	Dark Purple	September	Fresh eating, preserves, canning or drying	European
Early Italian	Blue	June-August	Fresh eating, preserves	European
Green Gage	Yellowish Green	August	Fresh eating, baking, preserves, canning	European
Imperial Epeneuse	Reddish Purple	Mid-September	Fresh eating and drying	European
Italian	Purple	August-September	Fresh eating, dried, canned	European/freestone
Nadia Cherry/Plum	Dark Red	August-September	Fresh eating, baking, preserves	European/pollinate with Beauty, Methley, Hollywood
Sprite Cherry/Plum
Seneca	Bluish Red	September	Fresh eating, preserves; resists cracking and brown rot	European
Stanley	Deep Purple	Early September	Fresh eating, dried, canned	European; also a prune/plum
Yellow Egg	Golden Yellow	August	Cooking/fresh eating when fully ripe	European
Plums (Japanese)
Beauty	Red over yellow	June-August	Fresh eating, cooking	Japanese
Black Ice	Reddish Black	early August	Fresh eating	Japanese; cross between cherry plum and dessert plum
Hollywood	Dark Red	August	Jellies and canning	Japanese; pollinate with another Japanese
Hollywood	Dark Red	August	Jellies and canning	Japanese; pollinate with another Japanese
Methley	Red-Purple	May-Early July	Fresh eating or jelly	Japanese
Satsuma	Dark Red	Late July-early August	Excellent for jams	Japanese
Shiro	Bright Yellow	August	Fresh eating, jams, wine	Japanese/Partially self-fertile
Sprite Cherry/Plum	Purple-Black	July-August	Fresh eating, canning, cooking, freezing	Japanese plum crossed with sweet cherry
Superior	Red Blushed	August-September	Fresh eating/Dessert Plum	Japanese + American
Weeping Santa Rosa	Dark Red	Late July-August	Fresh eating, baking, preserves	Japanese
Superior	Red	August		Japanese/American plum
Weeping Santa Rosa	Dark Red	Late July-August	fresh eating, preserves	Japanese
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Cherry/Pluots	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Dapple Dandy	Yellowish w/ red mottling	July-August	Fresh eating	AKA Dinosaur Egg
Flavor Supreme	Greenish-maroon mottled	June-July	Fresh eating
Candy Heart	Red	Mid-August	Fresh eating, very sweet	pollinate with Japanese
Flavor Punch	Orange-Red	September	Fresh eating, very Sweet	pollinate with Japanese
Pomegranates	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Angel Red	Vivid Red	August-September	Seeds soft enough to eat fresh
Crimson Sky	Bright Red	July-September		Ukrainian variety
Favorite	Orange-Red	Late Fall	Pest/Disease resistant, self-fertile	Russian variety
Haku Botan	Greenish White	August-September		Double White Flower
Mardi Gras	n/a	n/a	Ornamental/does not produce fruit	Double Red Flower
Nochi Shibari	n/a	n/a	Ornamental/does not produce fruit	Double Orange Flower
Nana (Dwarf)	Bright Orange Red	Ornamental	Dwarf size 2-4′, deer resistant,	Fruits edible yet too sour to be considered palatable
Wonderful	Red	August-September	Finest quality, largest, brightest colored
Wonderful	Red	August-September	Largest, brightest colored
Quinces – Fruiting	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Aromatnaya
Orange	Bright Yellow	September	Self-fertile	Preserves and baking
Pineapple	Bright Yellow	September-October	Self-fertile	Preserves and baking/Pineapple flavored
Smyrna	Bright Yellow	September	Self-fertile	Preserves and baking

Raspberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Boyne	Reddish Pink	Mid-July	Does not need trellis	Not as sweet as others; good for lambic ale
Canby	Reddish Pink	June bearing	Heavy producer of large berries	Fresh eating, preserves, freezing
Cascade Delight	Reddish Pink	Everbearing	Most root rot resistant variety/can take boggy soils	Nearly thornless
Chilcotin	Bright Red	Junebearing		Fresh eating, canning
Coho	Crimson red
Latham	Bright Red	June bearing		Fresh eating, freezing, canning
Lewis	Bright Red	June bearing	25% bigger than Meeker
Meeker	Dark Red	Mid-July	Do not require staking	Fresh eating, juicing, canning, freezing
Tulameen	Vivid Red	Junebearing	25% bigger than Meeker	Fresh eating, freezing, preserves
Willamette	Dark Red	Junebearing	Extremely large fruits; very juicy	Fresh eating, freezing
Amity	Dark Red	Everbearing	No staking required	Fresh eating, canning
Caroline	Bright Red	Everbearing	Does not tolerate drought	Fresh eating, preserves, freezing
Fall Gold	Pale Yellow	Everbearing		Fresh eating, baking, preserves
Heritage	Dark Red	Everbearing	No staking required	Fresh eating, canning, freezing
Jewel	Black	Early July	Black Cap variety	Fresh eating, baking, preserves
Munger	Black	August	Black Cap variety	Fresh eating, jams, jellies
Raspberry Shortcake	Light Red	June-July	Thornless/no staking required/great for containers	Bushel & Berry

Seaberries/Sea Buckthorns	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Askola	Deep Orange	Late August	Female	Good for juicing
Frugana	Bright Orange-Red	August	Female
Garden’s Gift	Dark Orange	Late July-Early August	Female	Juicing, preserves
Golden Sweet	Yellow-Orange	Late July-Early August	Female	Fresh eating, juicing, preserves-German variety
Hergo	Light Orange	Late August-Early September	Female	Juicing, preserves
Leikora	Bright Orange	Late August-Early September	Female	Juicing, preserves
MALE Seaberry	n/a	n/a	Does not produce fruit	Pollinates up to 8 females
Orange Energy
Orange Delight	Reddish-Orange	Late July-Early August	Female	2x Vitamin C, Siberian variety
Orange Glow	Bright Orange	Mid-August	Female
Pollmix	N/A	N/A	Male	Pollinates up to 8 females
Radiant	Bright Orange	Late July-Early August	Female	Siberian variety
Russian Orange	Deep Orange	Late July-Early August	Female
Titan	Bright Orange	Late July-Early August	Female

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Strawberries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Albion	Red	August-September		Everbearing
Benton	Red	June		Junebearing
Hood	Red	June		Junebearing
Mary’s Peak	Red	June		Junebearing
Puget Crimson	Red	June		Junebearing
Rainier	Red	June		Junebearing
Seascape	Red	June-October		Everbearing
Shuksan	Red	June		Junebearing
Sweet Surise	Red	July		Junebearing
Tillamook	Red	August		Junebearing
Totem	Red
Unusual Fruits	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Autumn Beauty Jujube	Reddish brown	October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Spicy, apple like flavor
Chico Jujube	Red and Green	November	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Confetti Jujube	Golden Brown	December	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Lang Jujube	Golden Brown	January	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Fresh eating, dried or candied
Li Jujube	Mahogany Brown	February	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Very large fruit, very small seed
Chico Jujube	Red and Green	October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Coco Jujube		October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Lang Jujube	Golden brown	October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Li Jujube	Mahogony brown	October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination
Black Seaberry
Winter Delight Jujube	Large, egg shaped, brown and green	October	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Contorted branching
Baby Shipova	Yellow-Orange	October	Self-fertile	10′-15′
Ivan’s Beauty Mt. Ash	Reddish Purple	September-October	Partially self-fertile; plant with Ivan’s Belle	Aronia crossed with Mountain Ash
Ivan’s Belle Mt. Ash	Wine Red	September-October	Partially self-fertile; plant with Ivan’s Beauty	Hawthorne crossed with Mountain Ash
Shipova Mt. Ash	Yellow-Orange	August-September	Self-fertile	Hybrid of Mountain Ash and Pear/Fresh eating, preserves, jam, pastry, wine
Royal Medlar	Dark, Nut Brown	Mid-Late October	Self-fertile
Texas Star Mayhaw	Bright Red	June-July	Partially self-fertile; plant with another variety for pollination	Fresh eating, preserves, condiments, wine
Bluepop
Passionflower Maypop	Greenish Yellow	Late Fall	Self-fertile	Very hardy Z4-10
Pineapple Guava	Green	October	Self-fertile
Coolidge Pineapple Guava	Green	October	Self-fertile	smaller fruit
Luo Han Guo Monk Fruit	Bright Green	September	Vine	Zone 9a-30 degrees
Beautiful Day Mulberry	White	July-September	Self-fertile
Contorted White Mulberry	White	July-September	Self-fertile
Early Bird Mulberry
Illinois Everbearing Mulberry	Reddish Black	Late June-September	Self-fertile	Cross between alba and rubra
Pakistan Mulberry	Reddish Black	July-September	Self-fertile	Largest mulberry fruit in the world
Sweet Lavender Mulberry	White	July-September	Self-fertile	Very sweet, good for freezing, drying, fresh eating
Tea’s Weeping Mulberry	Reddish Black	June-July	Self-fertile
White Ivory Mulberry	White	July-September	Self-fertile	Fresh eating, drying
White Mulberry	Pink-red turning purple-black	July-August	Self-fertile
White Mulberry Dwarf	Pink-red turning purple-black	July-August	Self-fertile

Eastern Prince Schisandra	Crimson	September	Self-fertile	Juicing, preserves, tea
Chilean Guava	Red	October	Self-fertile	Fresh eating, jams, jellies
Spineless Caper	Green	July	Self-fertile	Thornless
Korean Tea Seedling (Camellia sinensis)	Green	Blooms – Sep-Nov	Wait 1-2 years before harvest	8-10’x8-10′

Vaccinium Berries	Color	Ripening Time	Attributes	Notes
Himalayan Whortleberry	Dark Blue	July	Self-fertile
Koralle Lingonberry	Bright Red	September-October	Self-fertile	German variety
Lingonberry	Bright Red	September-October	Self-fertile

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