Last Call for Fall Plants

Abundant vitamin-rich raspberries on thornless plants.

Delectable deluge of yellow figs loaded with sweet, succulent amber flesh.

Unbeatable for show and stately presence. A welcoming sight in the classic garden.

An improved Concord seedless.

Cold-hardy trees are especially well-suited for the Northwest’s cool summers.

Old variety great for jams and preserves.

Glossy Red grapes with tender skin, juicy flesh and exceptional flavor.

Standard, red raspberry. Ideal for canning or making jams and preserves.

Double flowers bloom extremely early.

Sophisticated and intriguing interplay of deep-red and white.

Lovely columbines appear like birds arriving in your garden from paradise.

Mums sparkle like fireworks.

Late winter blooms of raspberry mauve flowers.

A compact hydrangea with major color!

Reliable groundcover for shade borders.

A superb dianthus with very large, fragrant flowers.

Purple blossoms float over densely branched plants with alluring, aromatic, dark-green foliage.

Sweet apricot-pink petals.

Early to mid season southern variety.

Brings beautiful lightness to the spring shade garden.

Favorite for mid-summer harvests.

Forms gorgeous clouds clustered with small, fragrant, tiny white ¼” flowers. Lovely in a vase.

All summer-long lilies.

Large fuchsia blooms are sure to brighten the winter up.