The Sweet Life
Plant your favorite fruit to enjoy peak flavors—nothing’s sweeter than homegrown.
Taking Root
Fruits are delivered as seeds, plants or bare roots. Take careful note of instructions for planting and care to ensure a healthy start and a happy harvest.
Edible Landscaping
From container growing to trellised archways, strategically planting fruit varieties tailored to your space can enhance the visual appeal of your garden.
Enjoy All Season
Enjoy vibrant flavors of freshly picked produce year-round! Store and preserve your fruit harvest by freezing, drying or making preserves.
Blueberries
Blueberries are one of the sweetest things about summer. Plant at least two varieties that bloom simultaneously for cross-pollination and better yield. Expect berries the second year after planting.
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Strawberries
If you're short on space but dream of homegrown fruit, strawberries are a great pick. June-bearing varieties will have one large yield per season, while Everbearing varieties will continue to fruit throughout the season.
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Blackberries can do double-duty, as the vines are an attractive fence cover! For most varieties you can expect fruit two years after planting. If you’re growing red raspberries too, keep blackberries 100 feet away for best results.
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Raspberries
Is there anything more delectable than the sweet and subtle tartness of raspberries? Expect fruit one year after planting and a full harvest of fruit 3-5 years after planting.
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Grow your own refreshment in the form of juicy watermelon, cantaloupe or honeydew. If planting a seedless variety of watermelon, be sure to plant the included ‘pollinator’ seed. This will allow the seedless watermelons to fruit - but remember, the ‘pollinator’ plant will contain seeds.
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Specialty Fruits
Try your hand at growing figs, lingonberries, pawpaws or currants and delight in delicacies not found at the grocery store.
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