Fruits

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The earliest of early strawberries, producing large, red, juicy berries. Excellent fresh or freeze for later consumption.

A blackberry developed at Oregon State University, named for Marion County, arguably one of the richest flavored blackberries around.

A small shrub bearing pea-sized fruit in mid-summer. Plant it in a container on your deck or patio for easy snacking!

Medium-sized, mild flavored berries ripen early mid-season and can stay on the bush without losing flavor or quality, but watch out for birds!

Large June berries are preceded by attractive showy white blooms in the spring. Fiery orange/red fall colors are an added bonus.

Duke blooms late but ripens early in the season to produce reliable heavy yields of medium to large, mild flavored berries.

The largest blueberries around, starting in mid-July and lasting for up to six weeks. Lovely burgundy and orange foliage in the fall.

Melon 'Honeydew' - 4 Inch

Watermelon 'Crimson Sweet' - 4 inch

Watermelon 'Sugar Baby' - 4 inch

Plant 'Earliblue' with another early ripening blueberry like Patriot for better yields and better taste, but give them both room!

Toro is a mid-season producer with firm sweet berries, perfect for desserts and salads. Plant with Chandler for better yields.

Common Name: Improved Meyer Lemon
Mature Size: 8 ft. tall and 10 ft. wide (smaller in containers)
Growth Rate: Moderate
Cold Hardiness: 20-30° F
Additional Characteristics: Evergreen, Protect from frost
Light Requirements: Full sun
Flowers: Fragran

Last of the season berries are up to 1/2" in diameter with a sweet-tart flavor. Elliott flowers in May but harvest will extend into September.

A "half-high" blueberry bush, topping out around two feet tall but three feet wide. Great option for a container planter.