Fruits

The Evans Cherry is a tough variety, thriving in the harsh climate of the Canadian prairies where cherries were once thought to be non-viable. Rediscovered by Ieuan Evans in an old orchard near Edmonton, Alberta, this self-pollinating sour cherry grows on its own rootstock, eliminating grafting problems and producing abundant fruit. Displaying white blossoms in spring and bright red fruit in August, the Evans Cherry grows to 12-14 feet in height and is best trained as a tree for easy harvest. Get your own Evans Cherry, also known as Bali, and enjoy juicy, pink-tinted to clear fruit straight from your backyard.

Looking for an ornamental plant that truly stands out? Look no further than Actinidia kolomikta, or the Variegated-Leaf Hardy Kiwi. This fast-growing, deciduous vine features heart-shaped leaves with striking pink and white variegation, making it a stunning addition to any garden or indoor space. But it's not just a pretty face - come early fall, female plants produce delicious, kiwifruit-like berries, making it a perfect choice for those who want both beauty and function in their plant choices.

FRUIT BEARING BONSAI: Hardy Orange is one of the easier fruit trees to grow as bonsai. Enjoy the bounty of your labor with your eyes and your taste buds!

20+ Chinese Bittter Orange Seeds to Grow Bonsai Trees. Citrus Seeds are easy to grow. UNIQUE PLANTS: Turn heads with this fast grower. Tasty Edible Fruit.

15+ Orange Seeds to Grow Bonsai Trees. Citrus Seeds are easy to grow. UNIQUE PLANTS: Turn heads with this fast grower. Tasty Edible Fruit.

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

The Barbados nuts have a high quality oil that can be made into biodiesel. Appear much like a lemon. Growing Instructions Included. Enjoy this tree and enjoy this day!

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Strawberry Popcorn Corn Seeds Two to 4 mini-ears on every stalk! The perfect children's gardening project 100 days from direct-sowing.Put this novelty popping corn at the top of your list for garden fun! A mini variety that sets strawberry-shaped ears just 2 to 3 inches long, it's perfect for fall decorating and for popcorn. Create a mini Three Sisters planting, get the kids and grandkids involved in spring planting and fall harvesting, and have a blast! Strawberry Popcorn sets 4-foot stalks, each bearing 2 to 4 ears packed with glossy magenta-red kernels. Grow it just as you would sweet corn, but let the ears dry out right on the stalk for about a month. (Then, if you plan to use the kernels for popping, let them dry on the ear for another month after picking. If you're using them for decorating, they're ready to go as soon as you harvest the ear.) Like all corn, Strawberry Popcorn is wind-pollinated, so it can cross-pollinate with other varieties planted nearby. To prevent this, space your stand of Strawberry Popcorn at least 25 feet from sweet corn varieties. It's a great addition to the back of the annual bed, and makes a fun front-yard display, especially as part of a Four Sisters planting (with dwarf Sunflowers as the fourth sister)! Direct-sow the seeds right into the warm spring soil, selecting a site with good drainage, full sunshine, and rich in nutrients. A circle or clump formation works better for pollination than a row, unless you are planting several rows. Space the seeds (or thin the young plants) 8 inches apart. Feed twice during the growth process. That's all there is to it! You'll love this ornamental popping corn, and may just have to make Strawberry Popcorn a yearly feature of your vegetable patch and annual bed!
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Wow! This large banana species sports a massive pseudostem to 4.5 m (14 ft.) tall and 45 cm (18 in.) in diameter, which is tinged with red. Its new leaves and leaf midribs are purple, and a percentage of plants even exhibit beautifully dark red mottled leaves when young. The Darjeeling Banana is very hardy to cold (i.e. in the sense of Musa basjoo), coming, as it does, from montane forests up to 2000 m (6000 ft.) in the Himalayas of Northeast India. First trials outdoors in the U.S., Britain, Germany, and Switzerland have shown an excellent resistance to cold and frost. Like all bananas, it is extremely fast growing given rich soil and an abundance of water. The fruits have a sweetish pulp but are hard and contain a few large seeds. The Darjeeling Banana was originally introduced into cultivation and made popular by Toby Spanner and Martin Gibbons, and it now shows to live up well to the expectations that were placed in it as an ornamental for the temperate as well as the cooler tropical garden. It has more potential than any other cold tolerant Musa in cultivation today.

Rare and Exotic Birdhouse Gourd Seeds to Grow. 10+ Seeds. Many uses for the hollowed out shell, Canteen, Bottle, Birdhouse. Exotic and Prized by out ancestors.

Pick from some of the most prized fruits to grow in your own yard, garden, or grow as bonsai.

Gossypium hirsutum , known as Upland Cotton or Mexican Cotton , is the most widely planted species of cotton in the United States, constituting some 95% of all cotton production. Worldwide, the figure is about 90% of all production for this species.

The fruit’s excellent flavor and overall quality make this variety a good choice for commercial growers. Cavendish is highly resistant to red stele and has some resistance to Verticillium wilt.

The berries are bright red, visually appealing, uniformly shaped, and have a glossy skin with a very sweet flavor. Yambu has an extended fruiting season and has demonstrated high productivity, making it an excellent choice for U-pick farms and roadside or fresh market operations.

Known for its winter hardiness, high productivity, and attractive, firm, large berries, Honeoye combines sought-after qualities in one plant. The berries are easy to pick, and the plants produce high yields throughout a long fruiting season, making it our most reliable producer

A vigorous and productive variety, AC Wendy holds its fruit size through the picking season.

Flavorfest is well-suited for both plasticulture and matted row production. The berries are large and keep their size throughout the season, featuring a bright red color and excellent flavor.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS: Grow huge strawberries. Strawberry plants are easy to grow, come back each year, and make huge yields. Grow delicious fruit right in your yard or garden to make pies, jams or eat them raw.