Fruits

This is a thornless, compact variety of red raspberry that doesn't need staking. Perfect for smaller gardens and large container planters.

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For those with limited garden space and can't decide between planting blueberries or raspberries, try this variety!

Arguably one of the tastiest June-bearing strawberries in the Pacific NW. Its short window makes this a great one to grow at home.

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

Same family as blueberries and huckleberries, but lingonberries are small red, tart berries used often in preserves, syrups, and baking.

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

Developed by Washington State University, 'Quinault' is an Pacific NW favorite, bearing juicy strawberries from summer into the fall.

Though technically classified as June-bearing, this strawberry may continue producing berries right up until fall.

Everbearing strawberry, producing large, firm conical berries from June up until frost, perfect for desserts or eating fresh.

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

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!

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