Fruits

Discover Vitis rotundifolia, commonly known as muscadine, a grapevine species native to the southeast and south-central United States. Ideal for the warm and humid climate, muscadine grapes require fewer chilling hours than other varieties and thrive on summer heat. Ranging in color from bronze to dark purple, muscadine berries have a tough skin, making them an acquired taste when eating raw. However, they make for perfect artisan wines, juice, and jelly. Muscadines also provide cover, browse, and fruit for wildlife in natural settings. These grapes are a rich source of polyphenols and are resistant to pests, diseases, and even Phylloxera. Try America's first grape and enjoy its high nutritional content today!

Lonicera caerulea, also known as Honeyberry, Haskap Berry, or Sweetberry Honeysuckle, is a deciduous shrub that can reach 4-6 ft in height. Native to countries in the cool temperate Northern Hemisphere like Canada, Japan, Russia, and Poland, this plant features greyish-green oval leaves that are slightly waxy in texture and flowers that are yellowish-white, produced in pairs on the shoots. The honeysuckle is known for its edible blue berry, somewhat rectangular, weighing 1.3 to 2.2 grams. Within the species, there are nine distinct varieties each adapted to regions stretching from Northern Asia to North America. Each variety has unique characteristics such as size of berries, taste, and bush dimensions. The plant is winter-hardy, withstanding temperatures below minus 52 degrees F. Honeysuckle is not only a delicious food source but also forms part of traditional medicine practices in East Asian countries. The berries are used in a variety of processed products like pastries, jams, juices, ice creams, and wines.

A very attractive cactus, candle plant

Discover the exquisite beauty of Cotoneaster horizontalis, a short shrub also known as Rock Cotoneaster, Wall Cotoneaster or Rockspray Cotoneaster. It's an ornamental gem, widely grown in gardens and public parks for its stunning, berry-like pomes, which turn a vibrant red and are a source of nutrition for birds. Measuring 12-18 inches tall with a broad 5-8ft spread, this prostrate, slow-growing, deciduous shrub takes center stage in your garden. The shrub showcases tiers of flattened, horizontal branches, arranged in an intricate fishbone pattern. As the seasons change, this Cotoneaster offers an evolving visual feast. Early summer brings delicate, five-petaled pink flowers, while late summer gives way to scarlet berries. The tiny, shiny, dark green leaves turn a handsome reddish-purple in the fall, creating a stunning contrast with the bright berries. It's low maintenance, and despite its elegant appearance, it's tough and robust, thriving in well-drained situations. Whether you're looking for a substantial ground cover or an eye-catching feature plant, Cotoneaster horizontalis will not disappoint.

Amazing Banana Trees are easy and fun to grow.

FRESH SEEDS: 10 fresh seeds. Celebration is a light yellow acorn squash with orange sutures and attractive flecking. The 1½ lb. fruit offer exceptional eating quality and flavor

GROW DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY FRUITS: Strawberries are a crowd favorite, enjoy fruits of your labor all season long.

RARE MELONS:Pick from some of the rarest melon fruits in the world. Grow them yourself!

This interesting fruit tree in the Phyllanthaceae family bears large quantities of small, sweet-sour and slightly astringent berries, densely packed on fruiting stalks like small black currants. They can be eaten fresh or used for making juices and jams. Even though it is widely cultivated and relatively common throughout its scattered range from India to southern China and Malesia, the Bignay nevertheless deserves a wider audience in other warm zones of the globe. With ample moisture and good light, it is a very fast growing tree and can start fruiting within 4 to 5 years. Despite its tropical origin, it is suitable even for some warm temperate climates and there are reports that it has grown and fruited well for instance in Central Florida.

Originally native to southeastern Brazil and northernmost Argentina, this shrub or small tree is now widely cultivated around the world for its edible fruits, as well as for its ornamental qualities. Acca sellowiana grows to about 5 m tall and forms a dense, rounded crown of small leaves that are grayish furry underneath. The pinkish flowers have prominent red stamens and are followed by plum-sized, yellowish green fruits that are amazingly delicious, highly aromatic, lightly acidic and remind of pineapple and strawberries. They are eaten raw or used in jams, juices or sauces.

A small to medium sized, dry deciduous tree, rarely to 30 m tall, with large, simple, conspicuously veined leaves and strange but beautiful, globose, strongly fragrant, white inflorescences followed by curiously pitted, red, edible fruits with juicy, sweet, red, apple-flavored pulp. Nauclea latifolia is native to tropical Africa, where it grows in lowland savanna woodland. It adapts well to cultivation in tropical climates and starts producing fruits after only a few years. It is, however, essentially unknown in cultivation outside of Africa.

Pumpkin on a Stick

10 Seeds

(7-12 lbs.) Marina di Chioggia is an exceptional heirloom squash that is so delicious it may replace all your other winter squash and pumpkins. It has lumpy, bumpy slate blue skin and deep orange-yellow flesh. It is fiber-less, sweet and dry. With ideal conditions it can be stored for almost a year. Productive and vigorous vines, give them lots of space. C. maxima. 100 days.

10 Seeds. Kajari is a small heirloom melon grown in the Punjab region of India. The fruit weigh 2 to 3 pounds and are delightfully fragrant. They taste like a ripe honeydew, and they look like beach balls! A sure hit at farmer's markets. Each vine produces 6 - 9 melons in a short season, only 60-70 days seeds to fruit. They can be planted only a few feet apart, seem to appreciate a trellis, and do better in partial shade than full sun. Any unripe melons can be picked after first frost and will continue to ripen in storage. A good keeper. Seeds are extremely rare in our hemisphere. Grow more to share.

Get 50 Strawberry Tree seeds to plant. Popular for being delicious and very good for your health. The fruit itself has the texture of a lush tropical fruit and has a delicate pleasant flavour.

Looking for an eye-catching, low-maintenance hedge? Look no further than Ribes alpinum, also known as Alpine Currant or Mountain Currant.

Introducing the Carolina Buckthorn, also known as Indian Cherry, a deciduous shrub or small tree that boasts bright, shiny green leaves and edible, juicy fruits.